county official paper urges voters on statements and Geer remarks
The Pendleton editor critiques Mr Geer over Statements No 1 and his defense, calling his proposed resignations treachery. It urges voters to reject attempts to re-vote on Statement No 1 and argues for uphold law and prohibition. Also notes plans for Pendleton families to attend the Peach Dig at Freewater on September 2 with train travel from Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Freewiser
Walla Wal
Freewater
Oregon Well-To-Do State In Bank Bulletin Report
The Commercial National Bank of Chicago says Oregon enjoys strong deposits and steady loan demand except in sheep regions where wool prices dropped. Currency needs for crop movement are low and Portland will supply most. general business is bright with slow gains and rising land prices. Lumber, agriculture, and real estate show activity, with new rail lines expanding opportunities and election year unease over tariffs.
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Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Oregon
Portland
Residency Question Sparks Oregon Legislative Resignations
The Oregon Daily Journal discusses Statement No. 1 on public resignations from the legislature. It questions whether any member will submit to resignation and outlines potential implications for the body and governance.
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The
Oregon Daily Journal
Legisla
History of the Columbia River by Prof. W. D. Lyman
A forthcoming work by Prof. W D Lyman promises a vivid history of the Columbia River as a river highway and gateway to the Inland Empire. The book will emphasize navigation, romance, tragedy, and the human struggle along its banks, preserving the river’s dramatic role in western history.
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West
W. D. Lyman
Columbia River
Inland Empire
Columbia Rivers
Lyman
Columbia
Law Will Prevail Over Criminal Alliances
A political-legal exhortation argues that law and prohibition will triumph despite efforts by a few critics. It emphasizes the sovereign will of citizens who enacted strict laws across about 20 Oregon counties and asserts more stringent measures could be adopted if needed to deter violations.
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Oregon
What is Sunshine a Poem of Quiet Hope and Light
A compact, verse style meditation on sunshine as hope and brightness amid gray days. The speaker defines sunshine as small acts of patience faith and gentle resilience that bend the will, calm sorrow, and offer a hopeful view even during night and tearful times.
Twilight thoughts on birds and beasts in the woods
The poem reflects on a cuckoo’s child feeling out of place among adult birds and a baby owl fluttering with fragile wings. It contrasts night and day as a mole longs for the sun, touching themes of longing and kinship in nature.
Eyes and Their Meaning in Physiognomy
A Dundee Advertiser summary notes features of eye shape and expression. Wide eyes imply intelligence, long corners hint at discernment, downcast eyes suggest modesty, and contrasting cues link eyelid shapes and pupil visibility to temperament and character traits.
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Dundee Advertiser
Geer Urges Republicans to Vote or Resign in Senate Fight
The message from Oregon Governor T. T. Geer criticizes No. 1 Republican lawmakers about voting for the people’s choice for U S senator or resigning. The column likens Geer to a desperate adviser warning against defying public will amid electoral tension and cautious commentary on Lipton’s Olympic coverage.
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T. T. Geer
Oregon
United States
Geer
Wallowa
Revnard
Swift Specific Cure Promises Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement argues rheumatism stems from blood uric acid and claims Swift Specific Co remedies purify blood and expel uric acid. It asserts the product reaches circulation for lasting cure and offers a free book and medical advice from Atlanta Georgia.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Most Wonderful Building Towers Over New York Skyline
The Hudson and Manhattan Railway terminal in New York claims the world’s largest building status. It stands 22 stories tall, spans 75,000 square feet on the ground with 19,160,000 square feet of floor space, and contains 4200 rooms, 6000 windows, and 5200 doors. Construction used 16 million bricks, 75 million pounds of concrete, and 25,000 tons of steel.
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Hudson and Manhattan Railway Company
New York
Babylon in the Sky by McCormick
A vivid poetic meditation on a dreamlike city of wind and light, where radiant clouds form temples and gardens above, then fade away at dawn as the night departs and builders vanish. The verse evokes an Orient colored vision and the impermanence of such miragelike splendor.
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