Oregonian on sale at multiple agents in Pacific Northwest
The Daily Hast Oregonian is kept on sale at the Oregon News Co. 147 Gth street Portland Oregon Chicago Taureau 000 security building Washington D C Houreau 504 Four teenth street N W Meeber United Press Association Telephone Math 1 E entered at the post office at Pendleton Oregon as second class mail matter.
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Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Gth Street
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Taureau
Washington, D. C
Houreau
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Pendleton
Home First for Honest Work and Right Deeds
A cautionary verse urging self improvement and moral conduct. It counsels focusing on one's own faults, tending to personal duties, and avoiding neglect of familiar duties before advising others. Emphasizes integrity, diligence, and civic virtue starting at home.
Unwarranted insult against Umatilla County
A letter defends Umatilla County against claims that its legislators should break pledges. The writer touts Honest residents, notes past majorities for Cake and Barrett, and upholds loyalty to represented delegates. They urge against circulating petitions in the county and warn reformers to avoid Portland’s north end.
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Umatilla County
Chamberlain
Portland
Umatilla
Alee Hae
UmatiNa
Cake
Fujton
Barrett
Smith
Barret
North End
Tmatilla County
Citizen Soliders Push for Expanded Volunteer Army
President Roosevelt urges passage of a law to raise and equip a large volunteer army. He argues a scaled up citizen army will strengthen national defense and readiness in times of crisis.
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Roosevelt
The Value of the National Guard and Volunteer Army
This piece argues that a large standing army is unnecessary and praises a well trained national guard with provision for a ready volunteer force. It cites Spain and Roosevelt as examples, notes guardsmen fed and trained officers, and extols guard service as valuable in peace and war while not overburdening government.
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United States
Spain
Armerica
National Guard
Amerin Army
Roosevelt Aiwedf
Nasilona Guanl
New York
Potional Guard
Pendleton Lass
Tribute to Umatilla County Honor and Resolve
The Onan Journal commends Umatilla County for its honesty and progress. It lauds a state supported education system for teachers, the county’s virtuous culture, splendid homes, and the 20 000 residents who cherish its history and resources. The piece pledges unity against efforts to discredit the county’s name.
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Onan Journal
Umatilla
Roosevelt defends Panama Canal purchase and graft nuances
President Roosevelt says there was nothing wrong with buying the Panama Canal from French owners and speculates about imprisoning Joseph Pulitzer for publishing on the subject. He notes the president may not know all details of the deal and remarks that graft does not always carry that label.
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Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Pendleton awaits promised interurban franchise
In a past visit, prominent Walla Walla businessmen pledged an electric interurban for Pendleton. The city granted the franchise but fulfillment of those promises remains pending.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Pendleton's new city hall hosts library and rooms
Pendleton gains library in the new city hall and a commercial association room restored by local residents to proudly welcome visitors, signaling civic pride and renewed town facilities.
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Pendleton
Governor Chamberlain at conservation congress target respected figure
Governor Chamberlain stood as a prominent figure at the conservation congress with strong influence. He is noted as a capable United States senator candidate amid Democratic ties.
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Chamberlain
The
Conservation Congress
United States
Virginia reel in memory of soldiers and ghosts
Poem-cadenza recalling old Virginia dances by the James and Potomac with Shenandoah and Rappahannock rivers. It honors past generations, lamenting lost battles and absent covetous revelers, urging spirits to dance the Virginia reel anew as voices praise heroism and enduring heritage.
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the James
Potomac
Two Can Be as Cheap as One in Old Sayings
A fragmentary verse riff mocks a proverb about value and cost. Refrains repeat “Two can be as cheap as one” and question who believes it, while hints of a social or economic debate surface. The text curls around misheard lines and scrambled phrasing, suggesting a playful or satirical take on price and partnership.
Make-Believe People Holiday Greeting Row
Fragmentary verse about Make-Believe People and Santa Claws in a festive tone. References to Christmas rites and greeting phrases imply a playful, seasonal message from a childlike narrator.
The Vibe Stages of a President
The Wall Street Journal outlines five stages of presidential popularity. On election, great acclaim and praise. during administration, mixed critique and censure. leaving office, relief and focus on successor. ten years after retirement, renewed respect and favorable comparisons. at death, universal eulogy and honored place in history.
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Wall Street Journal
World Ad Push Shows Pulitzer Roosevelts Curious Fit
Analyzing how Joseph Pulitzer’s New York World secured sharp publicity from President Roosevelt, the remark notes the newspaper’s heavy spending on favorable exposure and the unusual match of press power and executive access. It highlights the moneyed influence in shaping public perception.
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New York World
Joseph Pulitzer
Roosevelt
Student Quips On Julius Caesar Writing Noted
A student remarks on Julius Caesar's literary attainments as wonderful while a discontented youth deflects with a cryptic reply about publishing his own work. Washington Star quotes reflect a chatter about authors and publication.
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Julius Caesar
Washington Star
Heat Weathers Its Way to Earnest Effort Victory
The contest shows steady effort from both sides as competitors push for a decisive result. Players display resilience and persistence, keeping the audience engaged while officials monitor the pace and rhythm of the match.
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Henter
Pendleton Ladies Consider Woollen Mill Reopening Plan
Pendleton ladies weigh a remodeling of the Commercial Association and a reopening of the woollen mill. The group aims to revive local industry and boost business activity by coordinating investments and events.
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Ladies of
Pendleton
Commercial Association
Vinol touted as strength restorer for old Lewiatown woman
Mrs Michael Bloom of Lewiatown Pennsylvania says Vinol built her strength after months of feebleness. Confident user reports wheeling, coughing, and lung issues improved after three bottles. Pendleton Drug Company Oregon offers refund if not satisfied.
More to be given to town by proper citizen effort
A short, period voice line urging the town to increase yield through diligent citizen effort, stressing communal responsibility and proactive action to enhance local results.
Joyous Life Verse Fragment from Anon Poem
A fragmentary poem expresses a sunlit life filled with dreams gardens honey streams and joy. The speaker marks enduring happiness and faithful friends while hoping life remains joyful if God wills.
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Anon
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