Pendleton County Official Paper Notice
The East Oregonian Publishing Co publishes The Daily East Oregonian and related weekly editions in Pendleton Oregon. This notice lists offices in Portland Chicago and Washington with contact details and distribution notes for the Oregonian network.
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Pendleton Woolen Mill Movement Gathers Support Across County
Daily calls for action to rescue Pendleton’s woolen mill grow louder as woolgrowers pledge investment and city business leaders urge unity. With a key donor already committing 1900 dollars, organizers insist sustained effort will secure success and protect the town’s name and prosperity. Local sheepmen urged to join now.
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Pendleton
Fulton’s Blunder Sparks Washington Debate in Oregon
Washington reports Fulton failed to win admin backing to derail Oregon’s legislature and oppose Governor Chamberlain after voters chose a pro-Chamberlain majority. Fulton’s aides claimed White House consultation with Roosevelt and Taft, but such aid seemed unlikely as Roosevelt’s position remained unclear.
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Fulton and the President in a political clash
The passage argues Senator Fulton should align with the president against the evil of disloyal conduct. It casts Governor Chamberlain as similar to a witch the president opposes. It questions why the president sought Fulton’s aid and suggests Fulton’s actions risked further damage to his career.
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Chamberlain
Roosevelt
Blunder Plagues Umatilla Project Land Openings
Report criticizes how the government handles filings for land under the Umatilla project. Tracts opened for entry recently without proper notice, benefiting a few, while public complaint rises. No accusations of corruption, but the process error prompts reform calls.
Fate of Alents in Haiti Provokes Sympathy and Warning
The aged President Alexis, ruler of Haiti, is driven from his country amid an inquiry and fears of his people. He sought refuge on a French warship after repaving his palace, was nearly killed by former supporters, and lamented that his people cheered him in the streets while claiming to seek his good. The piece casts revolutions as Caribbean storms and warns America to heed the example. It contrasts Haitian upheaval with American plans to “instruct” Filipinos, suggesting they may turn against the United States after education.
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Hayti
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United States
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Water Commissioners plan gravity system for Pendleton needs
The writer questions the water commissioners aims and urges a gravity water system to meet present needs and future growth in Pendleton. They urge action from the honorable water commissioners to provide a lasting solution.
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Pendleton
Honorable Water Commissioners
Land Value Shown At La Grande Land Office
Land under the Umatilla project proved valuable during yesterday’s proceedings at the La Grande land office. The session highlighted the area's potential and attracted attention from local officials and stakeholders.
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Umatilla
la Grande
Leupp Pushes Plan to Abolish Indian Affairs
Francis E Leupp commissioner of Indian affairs aims to abolish his department by gradual steps to wind down the Indian service and transfer duties elsewhere. He seeks a phased elimination over time while preserving some functions during the transition.
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Francis E. Leupp
Indian Affairs
Indian Service
Propped Tree Metaphor in Indians’ Standalone Change
A compact reflection on how a change might strengthen the Indians, comparing resilience to a tree propped up for support. The passage hints that standing alone could grant greater force, suggesting independence as a source of strength rather than reliance on external aid.
Pendleton Assembly at the Armory Next Wednesday
The town should attend the assembly at the Armory for a betterment of Pendleton city. The call urges residents to set aside social distinctions and rivalries and work together for welfare and justice.
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Pendleton
One of Thousands of Homes Peruna Tablet Praise
Florence Altrens of Toledo Ohio writes that Peruna cured her internal catarrh after nine months of illness and five bottles. She says her husband is taking it too and declares Peruna tablets a success after two years of research by Dr Sartiyan and assistants. People who object to liquid medicines can now use Peruna tablets.
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Toledo
Ohio
Peruno
Balay
Pernna
Ashand
Sartiyan
Peruna Almanac Ad Promises Cure For Catarrh
Maria Gopatlz of Orienta Oklahoma testifies that Peruna medicine restored her health and helped her family. She says she weighed 100 pounds during illness, now 140, and claims Peruna quiets nerves and treats chronic catarrh. She urges readers to ask their druggist for a 1909 Peruna almanac.
Free Library drive and holiday tales in verse and prose
A collection of local verse and stories urges community reading support with lines about contributing to a free library. The piece includes playful verses about Christmas, a humorous domestic anecdote, and a Scottish tale retold with a moral about sharing abundance.
Cement gains ground in public works and industry
The year shows no erosion of cement use. Demand grows across many sectors, with officials noting the economy and efficiency cement provides in public enterprises. A New York daily calls cement a staple as vital as wheat in major construction and engineering. A Pittsburg Post quip jokes about a platonic affection turning romantic.
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New York Daily
Smirking Maxims On Married Life From A Broken Page
A jumbled quip filled item on matrimony offers rigid views about husbands and wives. It muses on male authority, marital happiness, and social judgment with fragmented phrases and inconsistent parallel lines. The tone imitates a late era column of wry aphorisms.
Journal of Information for all literary workers
The Thirteenth year issue highlights a permanent magazine for literary workers, praising its success and outlining its role in supporting writers.
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