Oregon News and Letters From Pendleton and Portland
Fragments from East Oregonian and Chicago Record Herald describe Oregon civic efforts, irrigation debates, harvest labor issues, and Creffield related religious controversy. Oregon prize contest aims to tell the state’s story to the East, while harvest crews face instability with mobile labor and fear of Japanese workers. Creffield’s jail reaction and a shooting at Seaside involving Larry Sullivan conclude the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record Herald
Glen Andrus
Northwest
Oregon
Portland Commercial Club
Umatilla County
Wheat Belt
East Oregonian
Sacuntey Oleh
Creffield
Portland
Ila
Dowie
Scripps-McRae News Service Leads Busy Readers World
The Scripps-McRae News Association rose from a small start to rival the Associated Press in speed and breadth. It provides brief, vigorous news without opinion, catering to busy readers who want the germ of events in few words. The Oregonian notes its growth and commitment to concise reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae News
Associated Press
Guide of News
Associated Preas
Globe
United States
Scripps Alehtie Association
Nie Vitamewr
Beripps- McRae Aervier
Oregonian
Inland Empire
Scripps-McRae
Oregon Awakening in National Print Literature
The Oregon awakening appears across major papers magazines and railroad folders with private correspondence filled with Oregon literature. The latest New York News Lottery issue concentrates on Oregon featuring writers such as R. M. Hall advertising agent of the O. Kh & N. Cole Colonel HM KB Doweh M W. Scott MH W. Goode Henry G. Reed A. L. Morris and H. G. Van Dusen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
United States
New York News
R. M. Hall
Kh & N
Hm, KB
Doweh
M W. Scott
W. Goode
Henry G. Reed
A. L. Morris
H. G. van Dusen
The Singing of the Song
A fragment from Smart Set reflecting on passion and pain in verse. It ponders whether song matters as the world forgets past loves and old suns fade yet urges singing until the world hears or at least adds a sigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goi
Postal Deficiencies Report Shows Large Post Office Deficit
The fiscal year ending June 20 shows a deficit of about 8 million dollars for the post office department. The year included 12,000 dollars spent extending rural delivery routes while concerns rise over ongoing deficits since 1884 despite surging clerical offices and shifting revenues. Colorado Springs lists 112 miles of streets across 1,121 acres with broad breathing space and multiple parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
New York Commercial
SIS
Bex
Ottie Rmiani
Post Office
Washington
Colorado Springs
Col
Jia Allure Fh
Hen Hur to Launch Sixth Season in Milwaukee and Cities
The play Hen Hur will begin its sixth season in September in Milwaukee with Two Weeks in Indianapolis and one week in Columbus. Mur lay will join October 3 for an eight weeks run at the Olympic Theater in St. Louis, with a beatin.*
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Indianapalis
Columbus
Murlay
Olympic Theater
St. Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frivast
Affernion
Pendleton
The
East Oregonian Publishing Company
Mall
Mall Coves
Paall
Tnll
Scripps McRac News Association
Tb, Rich's News Stanteau
Torthund
Hore
Merking
Dyratnd
San Francinen Bureau
Chicago
Rotemdac
Oskar Huber
Everybody
Thin City
Everybody’s
Loria
Ghia
Thomas W. Lawson
Larry Sullivan
Seaside
Sullivan
Brenath
Death
Eitina C. Tompkins
Daly
Fenrogs
Viorica
Bradfield Regulator
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Fiany
Grays Half Commercial
A.nol
Pendleton Planing
Robert Forster
Webb
Cal
Rock Spring
Laatz Brog Main Street
Nea
V. Stroble
Court Street
Loula
Colorado
Tillery March
Mrs. Sippi
Hammer Waltses
Coon
Whitney-Warner
Pioneer
Scott & Gordon Piano House
Joan F. Luar
Mpany
Atlanta
Ice and Cold Storage Co
Siebert & Schultz
Bickers
Modern School of Commerce
Pendleton Academy
Gus Lafontaine
Ggg
Main Street
C. F. Colesworth
Alta
Lee's Bleeer