Independent Pendleton Paper Description and Distribution
A Pendleton Oregon newspaper called independent daily and weekly issue lists its publisher Oregonian Publishing Co and notes distribution in Pendleton and other cities. Mentions offices, sale points, and associated mail order or news stand references across several locations.
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Seal
Pendleton
Oregon
Oregonian Publishing CO
Imperial Bote News
Vortland
Teva Bowman News Co
Coare Oregon
BOF Re Security Bulla
Ollding
Washingwea
Dee Bureag
Pourteenth Street
Pain of War and Pere Poem Excerpt by Johnson
Poem fragment titled Pain of War and Pere by Robert Underwood Johnson explores farewell, memory, and longing. It laments parting and the fleeting light of days while acknowledging enduring friendship and the mystery of evening within reverie.
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Robert Underwood Johnsin
Bobbs-Merrill
Wall Street and a possible railroad strike debate
The article questions whether Wall Street favors a railroad strike to undermine President Wilson or pursue hidden interests. It notes signs of such a plan despite railroad executives resisting and endorses Wilson’s settlement proposal as fair to both sides, allowing final adjustment to the future without sacrificing principles.
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Wilson
War talk and tariff politics swirl in Oregon campaign
A Weathered Washington Star dispatch criticizes industrial war pressures and calls for peace while detailing Oregon’s tariff benefits under Underwood and the Wilson admin. It notes widespread telegrams urging President Wilson toward a strike, hints at Wall Street forces driving conflict, and contrasts European rain and heat with American drought and growth as voters weigh tariff and economic policy.
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Emery
Wilson
Oregon
Wall Street
Mexico
United States
Washington Star
Hughes
Supreme Justice
Federal Reserve Law
European Weather Signals Odd Conditions In 1914 Summer
A German newspaper reports peculiar European weather during the summer of 1914. The article notes unusual heat and climatic anomalies across the continent with references to widespread atmospheric effects and regional impacts observed at that time.
Editorial clash over wheat price blame and road issue
A divergent local republican editorial credits American demand for high wheat prices, while other voices dispute the claim. The piece notes The Round-Up business failing in Little Old New York, warns railroad executives of potential blame if a strike occurs, suggests strawing roads to aid the county, and comments on the fusion of progressives with the old guard in California.
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Hughes
New York
Wheat Men Suffer From Railroad Strike Threat
A railroad strike threatens wheat producers with disruption and losses while fruit growers face potential disaster. Analysts note implications for supply chains and farming communities as the calendar turns toward a Friday one month hence.
Rehabilitation Plan of New League Supports Mexico
Mexican landowners forming the non intervention league opened offices and launched a national campaign against intervention. Gould Harrold, a former wealthy Mexican landholder, presides. William Kent is vice president. Colonel Davia Burns and Robert F Johnson are members. the league aims to promote a U S action to rehabilitate Mexico with impartial publicity.
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San Francisco
Gould Harrold
William Kent
Davia Burns Andobert F Johnson
United States
Mexico
Latent crime drives Mexican challenge to American intervention
Fragmentary report notes concern over latent criminal activity affecting U.S. stance and talks by speakers about intervention. The text suggests a debate on foreign policy and domestic opinion, with reference to Mexican matters influencing American perceptions and actions.
Divorce Granted to Mrs Kamering Hoy in St Louis
In St Louis Mo a divorce awarded to Mrs Kamering Hoy from Charles Hoy by Judge Ciel. The decree includes alimony and support for their seven year old child. The husband, a traveling auditor for the Southern Railway, faced claims over weekly poker games at home. Hoy’s attorney argued poker was innocent amusement. a ledger claimed winnings and losses over seven years.
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Hoy
Cows Given Appetite With Beet Cocktail
Marquette Michigan report notes cattle show appetite with beet cocktail used to stimulate herd feeding. Farmers report varied results amid cold spring weather. Local observers credit the beet blend for improved rumination and grazing efficiency.
Fragmented OCR reflects stray moral notes on cows and feeding
An unclear OCR passage attributes to Senator Alton Roberts concerns about feeding cows. It describes attempts to influence milk production and mentions experiments with fodder and alcohol as part of livestock management. The text is garbled and lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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Alton Roberts
Thie
Unclear prompt fragment on a rainstorm and a lone man
The readable text shows a garbled inquiry about an average person and a man named Bernie, mentioning a rainstorm and a dollar wheat reference, without a clear news fact or coherent event to report.
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Bernie
Undertow and Pontoon Aid Remain Uncertain
Fragmentary text ponders what could be achieved if the undertow were controlled by a mythic figure in a distant setting. The lines imply a challenge to reach meaningful action despite imagined helpers.
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Are Style Makers
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Portland Mausoleum Company
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