Oregonian Publishing Co. subscription rates and offices
Pendleton Oregon newspaper lists daily and weekly subscription rates by mail and carrier, with multiple duration options. It notes sales points including Oregon News Co in Portland and bureaus in Chicago and Washington D C, and identifies United Press Association membership. This item reads as a publication information brief from the Oregonian Publishing Co.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
Gash Oregonian Publishing CO
Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Chicago
Security
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Assembly plan threatens direct primary in Oregon politics
The Portland Oregonian denounces an assembly backed by Portland politicians that seeks to replace direct nominations with assembly recommendations. Promoters aim to bind nominees to the assembly slate, branding dissenters as bolters. The piece argues the plan would undo direct primaries and restore boss control, claiming it underestimates voter intelligence and concentrates power in a select clique.
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Portland Oregonian
Assembly
The
Oregonian
Portland
Oregon
Pendleton Too North Yakima Electric Railway Praise
In North Yakima the traction system recently installed earns high praise as it expands rapidly. The Yakima Transportation Company becomes one of the region’s largest local business institutions after recent sale. Nearly half a million dollars has been spent on extensions and equipment with over 40 miles of road under construction linking Moxee Ahtanum Wide Hollow Nob Bit and Fruitvale to North Yakima.
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North Yakima
Republic
Yakima Transportation Company
Cascade
Moxee
Yakima
Traction venture eyed to spur Yakima growth
The men behind the project promise a solid, serviceable plant and view the current system as a nucleus for a broader network. They foresee North Yakima becoming a major commercial hub, with Pendleton rising as a real city if proper traction facilities are provided.
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Yakima
Ton
Spokane
Pendleton
California congressmen clash over shipping war on foreign vessels
Representatives Englebright and Kahn argued against firing foreign ships to bring coal to the Pacific coast. They urged using American vessels to protect wages and farmers, warning that banning foreign rivals could raise wheat export costs and hurt northwest farmers.
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Engiebright and Kahn
California
Wave Department
Department
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Kahn and
Englebright
College Presidents Strike Against Football Aboard Elite Schools
In the agitation against football it is noted the most vigorous renouncers are presidents of colleges that do not play the game or are not in the elite Ole team class. The McMinnville College president abhors the game while Newberg Philomath and LaFayette schools also shun it. Why?
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Ole
McMinnville College
Newberg
Philomath
LaFayette
Pendleton Ante Company Expands to Walla Walla
The Pendleton Ante Company annexes Walla Walla to its field. Walter McCormmach’s aggressive business plan positions him to become the auto king of the Inland Empire with his main operations in Pendleton and a branch in Walla Walla.
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Pendleton Ante Company
Walla Walla
Walter McCormmachs
Inland Empire
Fight Against Tuberculosis A Call To Buy Red Cross Stamps
The disease battle is a fight for humanity and every citizen should support by purchasing Red Cross stamps. This plea urges public help to fund efforts to eradicate tuberculosis and aid affected communities.
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Red Cross
Pendleton Seeks Interurban Connection Boosts System
Pendleton advocates a traction system with Interurban connections promising broad benefits. Officials argue improved mobility will spur commerce, access, and regional synergy. Community groups urge swift planning and funding support to realize the envisioned network.
Town Builder Resolve Shifts From Grumble to Growth
In a hopeful civic push, residents rally to transform complaints into constructive action. Local leaders outline plans to strengthen housing, roads, and services while inviting citizen input and volunteerism to accelerate progress. Community groups coordinate workshops and timelines for visible improvements.
Electric railway terminals prove cheaper by electricity
Notes claim rail terminals with constant traffic and frequent shunting can be operated more economically by electricity than steam. An electric pen idea prevents forgery by perforating paper. Bacteriologists use an electrically heated incubator to hatch germs for precise temperature control.
Electric power era expands across cities and rails
London builds a new electricity dominated club with electric Walter s. searchlights illuminate factory grounds amid labor tensions. GE enlarges Lynn plant and tests a steam turbine electric locomotive in England. Austria plans 60 000 electric horsepower from the river Gaska for light and industry. An electric oil tempering bath debuts from General Electric. NY Central electrification may extend to North White Plains. Cincinnati considers an electric subway. Buenos Aires approves an under city electric line.
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London
Walters
General Eectric Company
Lynn
Mass
England
Austria
Gaska
General Electric Company
New York Central
City Council of
Cincinnati
Muenos Ayres
Appeal to Shoppers by Springfield Consumers League
The Springfield Republican reproduces a concise shopper appeal urging early buying for Christmas. It promotes buying gifts early in season and day, mailing with two weeks lead time marked Not to be opened until Christmas, prioritizing gifts for children, and choosing items that are useful or beautiful. It urges fair labor conditions and stresses Christmas memory over display.
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Springfield Republican
Consumers’ League
Fourteen Errors of Life by Judge Rentoul
The Londjen Evening Standard lists fourteen misjudgments to avoid. They include imposing personal standards on others, judging youth by youth, and seeking perfection in one’s own actions. The items urge alleviation of needs, compassion for weaknesses, and humility over impossible expectations.
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Rentoul
Bartholomew Club
Londjen Evening Standard
Hydrogen gas for balloons and electric ship engines
The article notes hydrogen gas produced by an electrical process for ballooning and mentions electric engines aiding ships through the Panama Canal once completed. It cites Japan in 1908 producing 260,000,000 pounds of paper and importing 48,000,000 pounds, with per capita consumption around 6.2 pounds. It also covers Canadian railway charters: out of 36 granted by Parliament by 1909 only 28 built, none lapsed, others extended.
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Panama Canal
Big Ditch
Japan
Swift Punishment as Steam Roller Driver in Yard Repair
The Boston Transcript reports Swift faced a fierce punishment for overspeeding and not paying a fine. He was placed as driver of the steam roller in a repaving project inside a prison yard.
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Swift
Boston Transcript
For Sale 1800 Acres Stock Ranch in Chinook Belt
Principal listing describes 1800 fenced acres with good house and basement, four large barns, three orchards, and other improvements along the Blue Mountains foot hills. Owner reports 160 tons alfalfa, ideal stock ranch ten miles from a railroad, at 12.50 per acre plus 10000 in cattle and horses, three wagons and machinery included.
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Thiesland
Blue Mountains
Chinook Belt
Crystal Springs
R. R
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