Daily East Oregonian notice fragment and address lines
Fragmentary OCR text lists dates and mail subscriptions with numerous misspellings. Notable items include sale locations in Oregon and Chicago bureaus, addresses on Morrison street Portland and Fourteenth Street Washington, and a Pendleton postal designation. The fragment ends with a telegraphic note about a Colephone Male.
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East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Nordwst News Co
Chicago
Washington
N. W
Poppies in Crimson Languor as South Wind Slumbers
Poem fragment features Ella Higgineon inviting the south wind to linger. Vivid imagery of crimson poppies and satin lips evokes a dreamy, languid mood.
Umatilla extension debate splits Stanfield and Pendleton
The Commercial club will discuss the Umatilla project extension next Tuesday evening. The paper supports the upper river settlers while noting Stanfield residents oppose losing land and the prospect of a freight division. Local merchants’ motives differ from Pendleton’s, but merits of the extension remain unsettled.
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Umatilla
Invus Ucation
Birch
McKay
Stanfield
Coyote
West End
East Oregonian
Mi Ue
Pendleton
Upper River
Oliver P. Morton
Teel's Correspondence Questioned by East Oregonian
The East Oregonian publishes another communication from O. D. Teel asking readers to comment on his remarks. The editor pauses to inquire if Teel uses the proper date in his correspondence as the fragment ends with a note on prior practice.
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O. D. Teel
The
East Oregonian
Hermiston Resident Questioned Over Town Affiliation
The writer notes O. D. Teel is now based in Hermiston and has lately written from there. The query asks if he is a Hermiston resident, where he receives mail, and whether he votes there. It asks whether Mir. T. Pee claims Hermiston status to oppose the extension, while most Hermistonians favor it and object to their town being named in this manner.
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Hermiston
Mir. T
The Man of 45 and the case for middle age workers
The Chicago Record-Herald defends middle aged employees against anti age limits. It argues experience training discipline and steadiness favor workers aged 40 plus. Youth brings ambition but age provides value in many roles. Employers should assess individuals by merit not age and support reasonable anti age limit efforts.
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The
Chicago Record-Herald
League
Itching Rash Kept Baby Awake in England Trip
Mrs. Margaret Gunn describes a prolonged itchy rash on her baby during a 1900 trip from Boston to England. After doctors diagnosed chicken pox and climate-related fault, Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured the lesions in nine months with no scarring.
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Boston
England
Intland
Baby
Margaret Gunn
Burrell St
Roxbury
Mass
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Dept. 4A
Threshermen urged to adopt labor saving devices at Salem
At the state convention in Salem Oregon Milan of Oregon Agricultural College urged threshermen to plan for their homes with labor saving devices and to avoid agitation by making farm life attractive. He advised five themes and two intentions to improve efficiency and appeal of farm life. Will the threshermen heed the call.
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Ova KK. Milan
Oregon Agritural College
Big meeting crowds eyed for Tuesday evening
Indications point to a crowd large as the Round-up gathering, as locals anticipate the upcoming meeting Tuesday evening.
Local Rights Come First and Stanfield Flood Risk Highlighted
In Hermiston edition editorials warn that Stanfield faces loss of thousands of acres of tributary land and disruption of drainage and rail transport if a proposed reservoir rises. The letter argues irrigation must irrigate all lands in Umatilla County, urging action at the Commercial club meeting and criticizing the west extension debate.
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Hermiston
Ore
Dee T
East Oregon
Pendleton
Oregon
Stanfield
Staneld
Echo
Commercial Club
Smith
Reclamation Service
Water rights clash over irrigation lands in county
A letter criticizes the reclamation service for favoring two rich corporations over local settlers and pioneers. It claims water scarce resources threaten 260 000 acres yet to be irrigated and warns protests will continue to defend future water supplies. Signed by Oo D Terl.
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Reclamation Service
Oo. D. Terl
Deep seated cough remedy promotion with bundled plaster
An advertisement touts BALLARD'S HORE HOUND SYRUP as an external and internal treatment for stubborn coughs. It offers a free HERRICK'S RED PEPPER PORUS PLASTER for the chest with each bottle, advertised by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Ballard
Herrick
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
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