Western Oregon Racing News Distributor Listing
A terse publication notice listing distribution offices for the S Racer edition. It names Pendleton Oregon, the Oregonian Publishing Co, The Eastern News Co in Portland, S214 Washington Street, and a hotel news stand address, with an editorial bureau in Washington. The brief item reads like a marketing directory blurb for newspaper circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Eastern News Co
Portland
Oregon
Washington St
Aft
Imperial Hotel News Stand
Washington, D
Teenth Street
N. W
Autumn Moonlight and Love in Lover's Lane
A nostalgic poem by Frank L. Stanton evokes autumnal moonlight and tender romance along a frosty road and Lover's Lane, reflecting on seasonal calm and affectionate memories. The scene blends travel imagery with intimate emotion, capturing a fall mood and timeless affection.
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Lover's Lane
Frank L. Stanton
Irrigation and Indian Reservation Case Divides Byers Firm
The Byers company's organ praises Secretary Lane's visit to the Case while noting no decision was made on the Umatilla reservation. Lane indicated no stand yet and suggested federal court review if state rulings go against Indians. Irrigation could boost river flow and mill profits, with expert testimony supporting irrigation as beneficial to western projects. The East Oregorian advocates justice for Indians and reservation development.
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Lane
Swartzlander
Court House
Umatilla Reservation
Byers Company
Mill Company
Dirt-eaters and dirt-readers in a moral appeal
The piece argues parents must provide wholesome reading and mental food for children, warning that dirt reading harms minds like dirt eating harms bodies. It condemns lax attitudes, cites Governor Sulzer and Tammany Hall, and quotes The Oregon Journal on Umatilla extension promises and policy clarifications from Secretary Lane.
Fragmentary political pledge note warning secretary
A damaged OCR fragment notes concerns that pledges may mislead the secretary and trigger accusations of breaking commitments. The terse line hints at scrutiny over promises and accountability without detailing names, dates, or locations.
Capitalized stars price rises with Tyrus Cobb bid
The Washington manager offered 100000 for Detroit star Tyrus Cobb. At 12500 annual salary and 106000 capitalized value, Cobb would need sustained draw and interest to justify the risk. The note suggests corporate style stock in players could emerge for trading on exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Tyrus Cobb
Tyrus
Washington Club
New York Stock Exchange
New York World
Lyrics Yet Unsung by Edith M. Thomas
A poem in archaic diction declaring that poetry has untold songs yet to be sung across future ages. The speaker asserts that lyric beauty will continually reveal new harmonies beyond current perception, while noting the stubborn loneliness of a girl without a beau as a lighthearted closing quip.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Sulzer
Oregonian
Lawson
Murphy
New York
Tammany
Eol
Arion
Edith M. Thomas
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Pendleton
The
84St Oregonian Publishing CO
Dally
Mal
United Press Association
Vales
Barrow
Sharon
Dee Chillies
Atlanta
Chancellor Barrow
Temmany
Oregon Journal
Umatilla
Secretary of the Interior
Journal
Congress
Setilere
Want
Hast
Florsheim
Alexander Dept
J. A. Borie Lumber CO
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