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The Daily East Oregonian is published in Pendleton Oregon by East Oregonian Publishing Co with subscriptions by mail and carrier. Advertising and rate details are listed for daily and weekly editions and multiple durations, with outlets including Oregon News Co in Portland and a Chicago bureau. The paper notes United Press Association membership and a December date.
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Roosevelt calls governors to White House on conserve plan
President Roosevelt invites state and territorial governors to a May 18 14 and 15 White House meeting to discuss conserving natural resources. Invitations extend to Congress members and inland waterways commission. Pinchot stresses resource preservation as central to national life and future memory of Roosevelt.
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The Oregon Question Recalls Oregon’s Early Push for State Growth
The piece traces Oregon’s long fight for recognition and development in national policy. It notes early petitions from Elizabethtown Kentucky and Indiana in 1840 for colonies and a highway from the Mississippi, and jokes about eastern misconceptions. A Portland apple display at the rivers and harbors congress prompts an eastern delegate to misjudge Oregon as California, underscoring eastern ignorance and advocacy for funded east‑to‑west travel to educate lawmakers.
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Pendleton Woolen Mill Reopens Amid Buy Demand
Pendleton rejoices as the woolen mill resumes operations after months of suspension. The reopening signals strong regional demand for Pendleton Indian blankets robes and rugs plus other products. Old stock was exhausted during repairs and improvements and rivals offered substitutes.
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Pendleton Woolen Mill Brings Hope to Umatilla County
The community celebrates progress as the mill, employing 30 to 40 workers and consuming several million pounds of wool annually, stands as a key local asset. Support and publicity are urged to boost Pendleton’s leading advertisement.
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Umatilla
Steunenberg and calls for troops in Goldfields
The article contrasts Governor Steunenberg’s request for federal troops to quell Nevada Goldfields unrest with his Coeur d Alenes action six years earlier. It notes his life ended after that call and warns governors to recall the Caldwell tragedy. It mentions Mr Hay Wood’s acquittal and states he did not go to Goldfields to counsel peace with the miners.
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Caldwell
Haywood
Matthew O'Hare
William
Pall River
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A Worm of a Man and the Religion of Sunshine
A writer urges men to stop groveling and to rise by using mind and conscience. He argues that independence and self effort, not wealth or power, enable improvement and achievement. The piece promotes the religion of sunshine, calling on newspapers and ministers to teach progress and uplift.
Honeymoon Special train for newlyweds to coast
December plans reveal a unique rail journey called the Honeymoon Special. A Northwestern, Southern Pacific, and Union Pacific venture will carry only brides and grooms from Chicago to the coast for 24 days starting December 18, featuring a Christmas dinner, carols, library car concerts, and birthday celebrations. Dan Cupid will oversee the event, with manager S A Hutchinson coordinating invitations to eager couples and arranging seating and schedules.
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Peruna Endorsed by Carolina Legislator in Public Print
A North Carolina legislator Hon. W G Hunter lauds Peruna as the greatest family medicine, praising its ability to invigorate mind and body. The ad cites user letters from Massachusetts and Vermont detailing relief from colds, catarrh, and related ailments after Peruna use.
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Wem G. Hunter
North Carolina
Washington
Arts of
Peruna
One at a time her limit in Sunday school tale
A Washington Sunday school scene shows a kind teacher asking children to live like Christ for a week. All raise hands except Susie who explains she promised her aunty to be like George Washington, leaving the class puzzled by the choice.
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Brother Bennett Critiques New Zealand Law Knowledge
The Dalles editor and Bennett of the Optimist spar over alleged ignorance of New Zealand laws. Both are described as distant from New Zealand, with humor about never reaching the country and suggesting future generations must settle issues without their personal experiences.
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Banking Committee to form five member currency drafting sub committee
The house committee on banking and currency yesterday authorized Chairman Fowler to appoint a five member sub committee to draft a currency bill addressing the current financial situation.
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North Carolina Supreme Court Reverses $40,000 Fine
The North Carolina Supreme Court yesterday reversed the $40,000 penalty slapped on the Southern Trailways Co by Superior Judge Long, while upholding the act under which the case was brought as valid.
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Portland lawyers urge restraint on blanket litigation after holidays
Portland lawyers call for avoiding wholesale filings of attachments at the end of present holidays to prevent alarm to the public and avert more holidays. They question why such actions could be discouraged only in emergencies and urge broader restraint in ordinary times.
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