Tendieton Afternoon Allusion Notice
Alluded every afternoon except Sam Diay at Tendieton. Creme by the East Oregonian Publishing Co. Daily six months Monthly by mail Weekly one year by mail. Rates for various cities and durations listed. Chicago Bureau. Washington Bureau details given for subscriptions and delivery.
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Sam Diay
Tendieton
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Dally
Maat Dally
Mal Dally
Mail
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Teenth Street
N. W
Wheat Declines to Fourth as 1906 Crop Values Shift
The year 1906 shows corn leading crops with a value near 3.19 billion dollars and a yield of about 2.84 billion bushels. Cotton ranks second with roughly 416 million dollars, while hay follows third at about 600 million. Wheat stands fourth, valued at 450 million dollars, with a 1906 crop of 740 million bushels, down from 1905.
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United States
Oregon needs a state bank examiner in coming legislature
The article argues for creating a state bank examiner role to oversee all public accounts from school districts to the governor’s office. It cites Oregon’s $7,175,690 department budget, more than Pendleton’s city property value, and compares to Wyoming’s state auditor as a model. It praises executive efficiency yet acknowledges human lapses and urges financial oversight reform.
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Washington
Pendleton
Oregon
Ifme
Industrice
Wyomus
Wetate
Costly typhoid epidemic threatens Pendleton city
Medical boards estimate each typhoid case costs 100 dollars, with 250 cases raising 21,050 in Pendleton. With 7,000 residents the burden would be 3.76 per person, highlighting dangers without pure water and sharp public health funding. Epidemics drain wealth, wages, and health, urging preventive investment.
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United States
Pendleton
Baker City
Uuill
Uncle Sam as a Farmer on Agriculture Payrolls
The pay rolls of the United States Department of Agriculture list 242 employees, forming a substantial staff. Within the extensive federal agency, 1594 more positions are described as part of the vast field of government employment connected to agricultural work.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Editorial Verses In Head Of Column Set In East Oregonian
Four years of running verses or prose in a box atop the editorial column continues with broad imitation by northwest papers. The piece contrasts practical results with talk and notes Seattle Times opposition to a jute mill as political fighting, while three ships carrying 4650 immigrants arrive in New York on November 24.
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East Oregonican
East Oregonian
Dretam
Northwest
Oregon Daily Journal
Eaker City Democrat
Salem Statesman
la Grande Observer
Eolre Capital News
Spokane Dress
Seattle Star
Pendleton Tribune
The
Seattle Times
Washington
Slavonia
Kosiga Toulke
Mottke
New York
Peruna praised by hospitals for catarrh relief
A Canadian report highlights Peruna as an effective systemic remedy for catarrhal diseases, endorsed by multiple hospitals and the Sisters of the Good Shepherd. Letters from Hospital St John and other institutions describe relief in chronic cases and emphasize the tonic and healing properties of Peruna.
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Canada
Sisters of Good Shepherd
Peruna Company
Columbus
Ohio
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Montreal
Perrns
Nature
Hospital
Myeself
Bt. John
St. Johns
Pernna
Dr. Hartman
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohia
Freedom's Reveille Ode by Jamie G Clark
A fervent verse proclaims freedom and justice with biblical imagery. It depicts the struggle against oppression, the rise of a bright day, divine guidance, and a pledge that the enslaved will persevere for the right, ending with a triumphant chorus.
True Character Over Wings and Harps, a 19th Century Reflection
Andreas Paul quotes Desjardina on humanity and the limits of divine or celestial power. The speaker argues the supreme achievement is a fully developed human character, preferring a beautiful mind and noble soul over angelic gifts, echoing Shakespeare to live true to oneself.
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Desjardina
Andreas Paul
Engine runaway collision kills two men in Winnipeg incident
At Winnipeg Manitoba an engine ran away on the Canadian Pacific and after being switched to a sidetrack collided with a fat car and was derailed. William Nell and Michael Nudlow were killed. In unrelated regional notes Korea and China dispute a small island companion while Japan contemplates Korea.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
William Nell
Michael Nudlow
Korea
China
Japan
Hotel St. George Showcases Modern Northwest Comforts
An European plan with first class amenities. Steam heat throughout and en suite rooms with baths. A large new sample room highlights the hotel, which is described as one of the Northwest's most up to date. Telephone and fire alarm connections to the office and hot and cold running water in all rooms.
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Bath
Hotel
St. George
Northwest
Hotel Pendleton Renovation and Services Highlighted
The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished with updated telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. Boasteous decor and commodious spaces offered with weekly or monthly rates. Prompt dining room service and a bar. Located three blocks from depots.
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Pendleton
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Belippe Moline News Association
Uncle Sam
Peruna
Priguis
Poe
Almana
Arraal Des
Lcs
Red Sea
Periah
Miriam
Jamie G, Clark
Frazer Theatre
Harry Beresford
J. J. Coleman
Pendleton Drug Company
Franklin Street
Corner
Webb
Post Street
East Webb Street
Market Streets
Ann Street
Daily East Oregonian
St. George George Darveau
Vy Ve
Srooms
Bolls & Bron
Rus
Piompt
the Hotel Bowman
Grey Smith
Prop
T. & N. Depot
Golden Rule Hotel F. L. M'Rroom
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