Pendleton Daily Oregonian Publisher Notes
This OCR fragment notes the Independent Pendleton newspaper The Daily Oregonian with publication frequencies daily weekly and semiweekly. It lists distribution at Oregon News Co in Portland and Chicago Bureau, and notes postal status and United Press affiliation.
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Pendleton
Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing Co
Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Chicago
Washington
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Hood River Apple Virtue Beyond Mt Hood
Editorial praises Hood River apple industry while noting Umatilla county also holds rich orchard potential. It argues Hood River’s success stems from persistent labor and publicity, not monopoly, and warns against assuming Mt Hood holds all apple virtues. It highlights land values and the Blue mountains as an equally rich alternative.
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Hood River
Umatilla County
Umatilla
Mt. Hood
Blue Mountains
Compensation and the law of eternal balance
The piece reflects a mythic view of karma where souls cycle through life and descendants bear the sins of their forebears. It ties punishment and reward to mental science, arguing that life yields what is invited and built, with compensation as the universe s steady accounting.
Political lines vanish as editors embrace independence
Harvey Scott of the Portland Oregonian and Henry Waterson of the Courier-Journal, longtime political opposites, declare independence and grow closer in outlook. Eastern Oregon figures like Baker City judge Sam White drift from party passion, possibly backing Theodore Roosevelt next year, while some Republicans in the East Oregonian’s sphere may withhold support for Brynn if he runs.
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Harvey Scott
Portland Oregonian
Henry Waterson
Courier-Journal
Oregon
Sam White
Baker City
Tom Taggart
Oregon Democracy
Dixie
Theodore Roosevelt
The Ned Apple Delusion in Hood River
Hood River residents rage at any Oregon claim that other counties can match Hood River apple quality. The piece argues Umatilla Union Morrow and eastern counties can produce apples equal to Hood River with pride care pest control and bold promotion. It stresses regional pride and persistent effort.
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Mt. Hood
Wyil
Oregon
Birch Creek
McKay Creek
Wild Horse Creek
Hood
Hood River
Uratilla
Union
Morrow
One Man and the Great Tasks of Roosevelt
The piece argues that if President Roosevelt can finish any single vast endeavor such as Panama Canal completion railroad regulation or financial reform it would surpass most presidents gains. It compares Roosevelt to Washington Lincoln Jefferson and notes the potential humanity impact of achieving one major industrial commercial goal.
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Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Wall Street
Washington
Wherry
Lincoln
Jefferson
United States
Louisiana
Napoleon
La Follette Second In Columbia Mock Republican Vote
Columbia college students held a mock Republican national convention in New York City gymnasium. Governor Hughes led with 287 votes on the first roll call and 625 on the second, while Senator La Follette of Wisconsin trailed with 223 then 352, with other figures including Roosevelt and Taft receiving scattered support. The event featured a Broadway parade with brass bands afterward.
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Columbia College
New York
Hughes
Senator la Follette
Baye
Columbia
University Gymnasium
Charles EB. Hughes
Broadway
la Follette
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Root
Cortelyou
Taft
Fairbanks
Cannon
House
Making Good Citizens in Oregon High Schools
Public schools in Oregon combine quality education with civics lessons through winter debates. Students discuss government topics stirring voters such as government ownership equal suffrage proportional representation and the recall, preparing pupils to think about progressive measures while mastering textbooks.
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Oregon
Foundations of popular government and duties of citizenship
The excerpt speaks to educating students in the foundations of government and citizenship so that after high school they become educated, good citizens, progressive thinkers, tolerant and broad-minded leaders. It emphasizes the aim of schooling to shape responsible civic actors.
Morning in the North West: Dawn Still Endures
In McClure's Arthur Stringer offers a transcendental ode to autumn mornings and wide open spaces. The speaker contrasts decay and time with enduring skies, wind, and solitude, urging youth to seize life and pursue bold horizons without fearing past sorrows or worn-out creeds. The piece celebrates primal vitality and outdoor liberty as life’s true glory.
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Arthur Stringer
McClure
Ambition and the unattainable peak in voyage
The poem reflects on human drive toward an ever receding summit across the sea. Each crest draws us forward, promising rest and view, yet upon arrival it dissolves into another loftier peak. Hope remains enthroned on a summit just ahead, forever guiding the voyage.
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Earth
Loftler Heights
Hope
Evermore
H. H. Wilson
Doctors and Editors Quote Highlights Bias in Accountability
A Success Magazine quip contrasts editors and doctors noting editors apologize for mistakes while doctors bury them. It jokes that editors face lawsuits and sulfur, while doctors trigger funerals and varnish scents. It also notes editors must spell long words, while doctors may misuse them.
Mother frets over daughters missing parties then wakes to late invitations
A mother worries about her daughters not being invited to events and then worries again when they return home late after being invited. The piece traces parental concerns about social inclusion and safety as teens navigate peer gatherings.
Iceland Women Seek Vote After Municipal Rights
Iceland women, already voting in municipalities, petition parliament for full suffrage. The piece notes historic precedent avoidance of women’s ballots, praises Iceland’s intelligent, law-abiding character and independence shown during the king’s visit to Thingvellir where chieftains on horseback stood firm, framing the public dignity of the nation.
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Iceland
Fife
Odin
Norway
Sweden
The Bull and the Law in Milami County
A Milami county farmer found men erecting a telephone line on his land. They showed a legal paper claiming authority. Believing it lawful, he left, returned with a rageful bull, which charged the workers who fled. The farmer shouted a warning to show their paper.
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Milami
Indiana
Hil Best
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Kidney disease is widespread yet often unrecognized by patients and doctors. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is promoted as a remedy addressing back and kidney pain, urinary issues, and effects from alcohol. Sample bottles and a free book are offered, with promotion listing Kilmer Co, Binghamton NY.
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Kilmer
Ee Oe Kilmer & Co
Bing Ahamton
N.Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Unclear fragment notes on wasted hours and complaints
Fragmentary text mentions people wasting hours and complaining about not having enough to accomplish something. No clear event, names, or places emerge from the readable portion.
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