Pendleton Independent Newspaper Description
An independent daily and semi weekly publication in Pendleton Oregon runs as the official city and county paper under East Oregonian Publishing Co. It notes its postal status and contact details for readers.
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Pendleton
Oregon
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East Oregonian P' Publishing ¢ Co
East Oregonian
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Morrison Street
Portland
Northwest News Co
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Washington, D. C
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Belief in Growing Trends Across Middle and Eastern States
Analysts cite reasons suggesting increasing momentum in the middle and eastern states. Observers point to economic signals, policy shifts, and demographic changes influencing regional patterns. Further data will clarify whether these early indications become sustained trends.
Tariff Debates Split Parties in Taft Era Rhetoric
The article contrasts tariff visions across parties led by Taft, the Bull Moose, and Wilson. It notes Taft veto patterns favoring protection, critiques the Bull Moose for not aiding consumers, and hints Wilson’s cautious approach. It also outlines post office Sunday mail rules and touches on presidential opinions and Nicaragua interventions.
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Taft
Wilson
Sugar Trust
World’s most marvelous workman carves self portrait figure
A Japanese craftsman, Hananuma Masa kichi of Tokyo, has carved a wood figure so like himself that when placed side by side with the original, the resemblance is remarkable. The feat underscores skilled craftsmanship and meticulous detail in traditional wood carving.
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Masukichi
London Globe
Hananuma Masakichi
Tokio
Japan
Dream Came True Telegram From Mother News Clipping
A fragment from the Buffalo Express recalls a man who dreams of receiving a telegram from his mother announcing a two to three week visit. The exchange hints at personal tensions and mistaken suspicions about another woman, but the source text remains unclear and fragmented.
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Buffalo Express
Australian suffrage tale at New York luncheon
Dr Ly man Abbott recounted a woman suffrage story at a New York luncheon. He compared Australia’s vote to a humorous Australian woman registered with a mauve pannier and hat, illustrating differences in suffrage reception.
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New York
Lyman Abbott
Australia
St. Loula Globe- Democrat
Second-foot Water Discharge Unit Defined by USGS
The term second-foot refers to cubic feet per second and measures the rate of water discharge in a stream one foot wide and one foot deep moving at one foot per second. It is a fundamental unit used in stream flow measurements.
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United States Geological Survey
Understanding Water Runoff Measurements and Acre-Feet
The article defines second-feet per square mile as the average cubic feet of water flowing per second from each square mile under uniform runoff. An acre-foot equals 42 560 cubic feet to cover an acre one foot deep, and the term relates to irrigation storage. It notes conversions to gallons per second and day, and mentions California contexts such as miner's inches and standard flow rates.
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California
Doctor's extreme diet plan ends in reversal of fate
A fat patient endures a harsh fasting regimen prescribed by a physician who urges starvation to become a perfect man. After thirty days the patient rebels, praises food, and the doctor concedes the cure is actually plenty of sustenance. The piece combines satire with a river travel ad, noting Str. Bailey Gatzert departures and Portland fare of one dollar.
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Portland
Dalles
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