Pendleton Oregonian subscription rates and notices
Publication details for the Pendleton Gasy Independent Newspaper the Oregonian Publishing Co. lists daily and weekly subscription options, carriers, and distribution notes. It notes offices in Portland and Washington bureaus, and that the paper is the official city and county paper.
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Waiting and effort drive progress in Chicago News
The passage extols persistent striving over waiting. It contrasts “winners” who push through storm and stress with those who merely wait. It frames achievement as earned by stubborn, strong effort that powers progress in Chicago.
Philanthropy and the Spotless Town idea near New York
Mrs. Russell Sage plans to use her millions to found a Spotless Town near New York where low income buyers can purchase homes under affordable terms. The Atlanta Constitution lauds it as constructive philanthropy that raises self respect, but critics warn residents would feel like recipients of charity and urge a focus on true economic safeguards and reforms. The piece critiques philanthropy aimed at social uplift and calls for a self supporting, square deal oriented system.
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Sage
New York City
Atlanta Constitution
Southern Journal
New York
Manhattan Island
Weston election heat rises under Col. Wood critic
Weston faces a tame campaign as Col. Clark Wood of the Weston Leader urges sharper action. He condemns a scurrilous, envious opposition pamphlet aimed at the Citizens for Weston ticket for next Monday’s election.
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Weston
Col. Clark Wood
Hurley
Good Citizens
Voter slate defended as honest despite quiet election
The piece defends the slate against slander, calls the alleged boss tale false, and urges attention to a quiet election. It mentions an affidavit about a mayoral candidate asking someone to pay a bill and photographing the candidate’s name on a Worthy subscription list to expose a “vulture.”
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Inotice
Hermiston Dedicates Notable New School Building
The Hermiston dedication last evening highlighted a modern school complex, among the largest in eastern Oregon. The $26,000 expenditure signals strong community confidence and pride beyond Hermiston, benefiting Umatilla County and the western irrigation movement.
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Hermiston
Oregon
West End
Umatilla
Home Rule Amendment Passes Narrowly in State Vote
Official election figures show the home rule amendment carried by 2542 votes in a wet year. Leaders warn against abuse of privileges and say Oregon could revert to county option at the next general election if home rule proves indecent or disorderly.
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Oregon
Northwest railroad strike hint fades yet keeps tension
A potential railroad strike in the northwest lingers but appears unlikely. Workers and railroads share broad interests, with men wanting to work and roads needing staff to manage expanding traffic.
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Northwest
Legislators Eying 20 Day Session To Complete Work
Legislators elected consider a 20 day session to finish all legislative work. They note that in earlier days when electing United States senators, the process took about 20 days or more to commence.
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United States
Blooded bank raid shocks peaceful Iowa as turmoil grows
A daring and bloody bank robbery unfolds in Iowa while reports from Mexico and Turkey signal continuing violence. The piece notes nearby sites near a power river offering asylum locations and underscores the need for electricity to support the asylum’s heating and power needs.
Round-up Rated Frontier Show for Oregon
The Round-up may now be rated as the official frontier show for the state of Oregon. Let'r buck is highlighted as a key slogan and event theme reflecting regional heritage and entertainment.
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Oregon
Sleeping sickness symptoms and stages described in McClure's
The article outlines sleeping sickness as a slow illness with two stages. The first stage can last a year or more, with initial gland swelling in the neck and occasional fever. The second stage brings dull expression, apathy, and progressive weakness, ending in coma. some patients drift into forests or swamps and die, while relatives may chain them to prevent escape.
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Marguerite Marks
McClure’s
Gambia Iver
How It Happened Hare Pinched For Speeding
An old tale, presented as a race story, is corrected to show the hare was cited for speeding. The supposed tortoise victory is revealed as a trick, with misleading details and a hidden speeding citation altering the outcome.
The Gift of Life Poem Reflection by Alfred Austin
A brief and contemplative verse on life as a gift from Death’s hand, urging reverence for life and the art of relinquishing it. The speaker recalls a feud with Death and notes that life is given freely and may be forfeited at the giver’s will, while the wise and brave keep it as a boon until demanded back.
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Alfred Austin
Fortune and Independence Inspires Stobert Burns Saying
The passage lauds Lady Fortune and the virtue of independence, urging pursuit of honor and self reliance. It quotes Stobert Burns on gathering gear for rightful honor rather than service as a train attendant, framing independence as a glorious privilege.
Old Morality in Texas Sparks Controversy Over Violence
The piece railing at Texas men described as armed vigilantes, praising Higgins of "strong men with iron in their blood" while mocking humanitarianism. It claims Mexican invasion is not found and criticizes peace terms as ignominious. The dialogue includes a father and son discussing expense and crowd support.
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Texas
Taft Receives Message From Farmers Over Milk Policy
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune jokes that President Taft can secure undivided farmer support by milking Pauline, the new White House cow, reflecting a light political quip within a rural policy context.
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Pauline
White House
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Delicately Formed Laxative Promise in Period Ad
A vintage advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle safe laxative for women in all life stages. It emphasizes pleasant taste, mild action, and universal use with the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product available from leading druggists for fifty cents per bottle.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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