Pendleton daily publication and subscription notice
The item outlines the Pendleton East Oregonian newspaper’s publication frequency and subscription rates in a dense vintage notice. It notes Daily, Weekly and Semi weekly editions, pricing by mail and carrier, and lists street sale points and office contacts, indicating official newspaper status and regional distribution.
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al Pendieten
Oregon
Oleganian Porling Co
Mall
Delly
Carrier
Carter
Dreaming on the Sunny Side Weath er Blues
The fragment evokes a nostalgic verse about light and warmth. It references blue skies, golden weather, dreams, laughter, song, and a hopeful outlook toward a brighter future on the sunny side.
Better Postal Service Calls for public education on mails
The second assistant postmaster general urges educating the public in schools on how to use the mails. He notes postmaster Meyer’s support for parcel post and savings banks but says improvements in speed and accuracy are essential. He cites delays in the Northwest and railway mail faults, urging better current service alongside proposed extensions.
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Meyer
parcel@ post
Questionable push to unload Oregon timber lands to US govt
The Amber Syndi Cates group owns eastern Oregon land and seeks government purchase at higher price. The plan rests on logging and timber removal by mills under the Timber and Stone Act, with workers paying $2.50 per acre and mills taking most or all of the timber before title transfer, prompting debate over reforestation and government ownership.
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Forestry Department
United States
Oregon
Cates
Congress
Timber and Stone
Pawmill Company
Philanthropic plan to use forest land for nurseries discussed
W Nibley, a leading Oregon figure, visited Washington to push a scheme by large timber owners to have the government acquire vast wasteland for forest nurseries. He argues reforestation justifies government action, urging Congress to act on the timber syndicates proposal amid concerns over land value and nonpayment taxes.
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Apo
Sagebrush soil yields big profits from celery in Yakima tale
From North Yakima comes a tale of rich muck soil where celery grown by Japanese gardeners rented at market rates. sickness halted the venture, revealing the landowner's profitable potential. The piece touts Umatilla project lands and promises Hermiston stories to rival Washington’s tale.
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Yakima Valley
Umatilla
Hermiston
Washington Town
Trial hoped for woolen mill deal and reopening
The article urges a definite weekly decision to finance and reopen the local woolen mill, noting broad support and belief it should stay, improve, and prove profitable. It contrasts this with a bank robbery in Portland, describing it as a modern inside job and suggesting larger hauls than old-stage robberies.
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Portland
Portand
President asserts pledge over party in Oregon senate race
The president reiterates the authenticity of his declaration on the Oregon senatorial situation and tells Senator Fulton the same. He says sworn pledges are greater than partisanship, a stance echoed across press services.
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Oregon
Fulton
Trial of James Finch Begins Next Week
The trial of James Finch for the murder of Ralph Fisher will commence next week. The author notes the rapid pace is unusual and suggests quicker handling of murder cases could reduce overall murder trials if applied broadly.
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James Finch
Ralph Fisher
Transfer of Agent Quinlan Stirs Local Sentiment
General consternation grips the town over the transfer of Agent F. J. Quinlan during his stay in the city. Citizens and officials discuss potential impacts and future arrangements as the move draws attention.
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Thia Town
F. J. Quinlan
Thie City
Quinlan Earned Trust as Local Official Prior to Departure
Mr. Quinlan built broad friendships and a strong reputation as a capable and courteous official. He retains local regard though he will no longer serve as local agent.
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Mr. Quinlan
Library Assembly Scheduled For Tomorrow Night
A library assembly is planned for tomorrow night with local residents invited to discuss community programs and upcoming events at the town hall library.
Die Wacht am Rhein and praise of war in German mock
A fragment from Thiet poem recited by Admiral Coghlan at a 1898 Union League Club dinner stirs debate. The speaker adopts a caricatured German persona declaring martial bravado and mockery of France while asserting in peace time readiness for war with Mars imagery and divine motto.
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Admiral Coghlan
Union League Club
Town Folks Complain of Slow-Paced Life
The excerpt records residents like S Brown Hi Jones Sid Smith lamenting their town. They describe the place as dull and unprofitable, suggesting they wish for more activity and quicker pace, with each speaker voicing plans to leave or seek change.
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Jones
Sid Smith
Sid
Jungleland Beasts Fear Teddy's Rifle Across Mines Areas
In Jungleland beasts roam anxiously as Teddy's rifle haunts from Muaengersdorp to Spion Kop Hodderskrag to Kimberly. From brush to glades they expect a pop and wonder where Teddy is. A lighthearted quip follows about killing time by an engagement to a red headed girl.
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Teddy
Ted
Hodderskrag
Kimberly
Land of Santa Claus a Christmas dream in verse
The Atlanta Constitution describes a nostalgic journey to the Land of Santa Claus where old memories fade to childhood happiness. The poem speaks of lingering Youth, a dreamlike land, and the joy of Christmas time uniting rich and poor.
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Santanus
Santa Claus
Santa Claws
Atlanta Constitution
Ambitious Chicagoan Seeks Publisher For Novel Plan
A young Chicago man informs a publisher he intends to write a book and offers the publisher a chance to release it. He proposes something livelier than Les Misérables, seeking publishing involvement and guidance in defining the project. The publisher asks for the nature of the book, while the aspiring author speaks of fame through the work.
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Lippincott
The Magic Artist Jack Frost at the Pole
A poetic tribute portrays Jack Frost as a magical artist drawing nightly on frost and ice. He sketches scenes from the northern pole including crystal ice fields, frozen waves, bergs, and snowdrifts. The piece compares his work to famed painters and lauds his unique northern visions.
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Pole
Arctic
Een
Women and Kidney Trouble Warns Both Genders
An early 20th century ad warns that kidney and bladder trouble afflicts both women and men, affecting mind, ambition, and vigor. Swamp-Root is promoted as the remedy with samples and testimonials offered by the Bragg Co. of Binghamton New York.
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Swamp-Root
Met & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Bray Ee
Suit Adornment Signals Social Ascendancy
A compact outfit note suggests dressing in a suit elevates status and formal presence. It references a cultural shift toward professional attire as a marker of respectability and readiness. The text implies personal advancement tied to wardrobe choices.
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