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Caiwn Cee Ee Es Vally
Oregonian
Recon News Co
Atreet
Rordland
Oregon
Washington
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Fourteenth Etreet
N. W
City Fellow Builds Pile Aims For Farm Purchase
A city resident quietly saves daily, envisioning purchasing a country farm while praising national charms. The story tracks his persistent growth of funds and future plans.
Partisanship Attack in City Mayoral Race Not a True Issue
The piece attacks Swinburne supporters for labeling the race as partisan and using the Republican name improperly. It emphasizes the mayoral contest as nonpartisan with both main candidates running as independents and warns voters against dragging party politics into municipal affairs. It questions the motives of unnamed backers and urges unity among Honest voters across parties.
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Dr. Swinburne
East Oregonian
Gas and Electric Company
Swinburne
Tribune
Republican Party
Suea
They Won't Be Deceived In Pendleton Mayoral Race
In Pendleton a mayoral campaign centers on a rival electric company. Attacks by supporters of Swinburne and opponents accuse the Washington Oregon company of seeking entry while denouncing it publicly. Meyer Murphy runs for re election allied with no conflicting interests and claims duty to the city.
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Fia
Washington-Oregon
Swinburne
Meyer Murphy
Rival electric and milling interests in mayoral race
The piece accuses backers of Mayor Murphy and his opponent of using their positions to influence the election. It alleges involvement by men tied to a rival electric company and a local milling firm in steering Dr. Swinburne into the race and supporting candidacies. The article claims these interests seek a favorable water supply and deny ties, though the association is deemed obvious.
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Murphy
Washington- Oregon Company
Dr. Swinburne
Northwestern Gaa & Electric Company
Byers Milling Company
England's Crisis as Lords Reject Budget After 200 Years
English history records a first time event as the house of lords rejects the budget. The action is seen as a blow to lords power and may ignite hostility toward the Lords. Reform measures favored by the common people are at stake, threatening constitutional balance and political progress.
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House of Lords
Lords
England
Englet
Oweland
Cleanout Fight Shapes Mayor Election Coverage
The East Oregonian refrains from gutter talk and mudslinging in covering the mayoral race. The paper pledges to inform voters on the issues, avoiding personal attacks and exposing only what is necessary for informed ballots.
Walla Walla Franchised for Washington Oregon Co
The city council granted a franchise to the Washington Oregon company amid claims the backers are wealthy and meritorious. The mayor, influenced by Northwestern Gas and Electric, vetoed the franchise and ousted the rival from the city, prompting Pendleton readers to oppose the same mayoral ally.
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Walla Walla
Northwestern Gas & Electric Company
Pendleton
New Electric Company
Notable Crooked Trail Notes on Jeffries Johnson Bout
Notes of sport from Crooked Trail Wyoming Alkali Bill offers a 260000 purse for the Jeffries Johnson merit fight with a six shooter duel. The North Pole A C bids 1909 bags of cumdrops, a 200000 seat amphitheater is planned, and a polar audience is expected. Chief Bangaroo bids 1000 coconuts for the field. A mysterious Harvard spy is seen overhead in a new aeroplane over Old Harbor with practice under a canvas.
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North Pole A. C
Kid Monk
Slugger Peary
Bombiloo
Bangaroo
Palm Leaf
Old Harbor
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Wex Joes
San Francisco
Bjornson’s view of life and enduring zeal for country
The aged Bjornson, nearing his ninetieth year, voiced a moral that life should be lived as long as possible with the aim of doing good. He contrasted this with fatalism and the notion of retirement at middle age, stressing that even at eighty he remains active for Norway’s welfare and humanity, hoping for further achievements before physicians speak.
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Norway
de. Osler
Ife
Iife- Bjorngon
Philosphy
San Francisco
Dr. Pistess Golded Medics Stomach Restorative Ad
An old time ailment remedy claims to cure stomach weakness and liver laziness with a Liver Invigesater and Blood Cleanser. It promises stronger digestion, red blood restoration, and elimination of disease-producing bacteria through a course of pills.
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Pistess
Ingratitude Grows as Gene Brings News of a Baby Sister
Four year old Gene is delighted by the birth of a baby sister but Edward scoffs at the news. Gene sobs to his mother proclaiming that Edward will not believe him, and the sense of ingratitude deepens as the family reaction unfolds.
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Gene
Edward
Chutch
You know how good I was to him when they had kittens
Tarpor's Maagazine quotes a remark about past kindness toward a man tied to kittens born at his home, reflecting a casual, personal memory embedded in a magazine blurb.
Daysey Mayve and the Gossiping Engagement Tale
A fragmentary gossip item recalls Miss Daysey Mayme Appleton being engaged to Count Pisgsine ton. The count reportedly wed another woman before the planned marriage, prompting Daysey to mail an invite to her own wedding to the Duke McBryanne who she says could buy the count with a day’s income and traces ancestry to early Apostles.
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Misa Daysey Mayme Appleton
Pisgsineton
Appleton
Daysey
McBryanne
Daysey Mayme
Earth
McBryannes
Atchison Globe
Providence Weather Boosts Umatilla Wheat Prospects
Providence brings relief to Umatilla County with wheat sellers fetching high prices as moisture in the ground signals a potential bumper crop next year. The report notes favorable conditions for grain and a positive outlook for farmers amid rising market demand.
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Providence
Umatilla County
Do Christmas Shopping Early to Avoid Rush
The piece urges early shopping to dodge crowds and tired clerks as the Christmas rush approaches. It warns voters not to be swayed by moral issue cries in the mayoral campaign and notes the Umatilla land fraud cases are now past.
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Umatilla
For Sale 1800 Acres With Ranch Improvements
For sale 1800 acres fenced with eight room house basement four large barns three orchards and other improvements along Blue Mountain foothills in Chinook belt. Owner cut 150 tons alfalfa this year. Idaho stock ranch ten miles from railroad priced at 12.50 per acre with ten thousand dollars of cattle horses two wagons machinery and gear included. I find bargains, I sell the goods.
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Blue Mountains
Chinook Belt
Crystal Springs
R. R
Willie Papa and the Red Cross Stamp
A terse exchange shows Willie addressing a big black bug on the ceiling while Papa, preoccupied, tells him to crush it. The dialogue ends with a command to stamp everything labeled Red Cross, implying an organized response or labeling act.
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Papa
Red Cross
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