County Official Paper Pendleton Oregon Publication Note
The Daily East Oregonian is described as an independent county official paper published in Pendleton Oregon with various subscription options including daily and weekly rates by mail and carrier. It lists offices in Portland Chicago and Washington DC and notes United Press Association membership and post office designation.
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Pendleton urged for branch asylum and Umatilla projects
At a Pendleton banquet led by Chatman M B Gwinn, countywide support backed placing the Umatilla project experiment station atop the county’s needs list and Weston normal school funding. Pendleton emphasizes earning countywide aid for a branch asylum, noting its wide impact and payroll, and warns the delegation must not neglect advancing the asylum alongside broader welfare measures.
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Pendleton
Chatman M. B. Gwinn
Pendletonians
Umatilla
Weston Normal School
Pen Gleton
Weather bureau call spurs local Umatilla station
Citizens urge creation of a focal weather observatory in Pendleton to secure accurate rainfall data for all streams in Umatilla county. The county now lacks proper weather service, affecting irrigation, power development, and farming sectors across the agricultural region.
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Weather Bureau
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Weather Department
Baker City
Walla Walla
West End
Eas End
Pendleton Weather Station Sails Through Petition Drive
County advocates urge swift action from the Oregon delegation to secure a weather station this winter. Petitions already sent to Washington urge approval, with hopes high that the station will enable accurate forecasting and help the county cope with climate-related changes.
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Oregon
Pendleton
Washington
Jury reform contrasts Scotch and American systems
The piece argues the American jury often fails to convict due to unanimity requirements and cites editorials proposing reforms such as a three fourths verdict. It contrasts with the Scottish system where verdicts are reached by majority, noting three possible verdicts and smoother administration of justice.
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Los Angeles Herald
Verdict Upholds Harsh Penalty for Finch Slayer
The Portland jury returned a prompt verdict against the slayer of Ralph Fisher. Fisher was murdered in cold blood and Finch faces full punishment. The decision, while harsh, is deemed just to protect society by ensuring punishment matches the crime.
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Ralph Fisher
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Finch
Pendleton Meeting Aims to Finance Woolen Mill
Monday night a show down meeting will raise funds to finance Pendleton's woolen mill. Progressive business men and property owners back the movement to build up the town's valuable industry. May every man join the progressive class.
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Pendleton
Pendleton hosts social ball by library association
Town leaders and Pendletonians prepare for a Velal affair as the Pendleton Library Association hosts the social event. Leading residents are expected to attend, underscoring the town's active social scene and lack of piking in such gatherings.
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Pendleton
Indies of the Library Association
United Umatilla Promotes Unity in Eastern Oregon Development
United Umatilla urges county residents to stand united with neighboring communities to push regional growth across eastern Oregon. The message emphasizes cooperative effort to develop every part of the eastern state empire.
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Umatilla
Teels
Oregon
Adios 1908 Absence Card Verse From Auld Lang Syne Tone
Poem style card expressing longing to see a friend and affirming affection across distance. Includes lines about stars from distant land, warm touch, and the sentiment of Auld Lang Syne. Selected verse reflects nostalgia and farewell without specific event or date.
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Tlove
Dancing schoolmates inspire Boston romance lesson
A playful note from Indianapolis News describes how a Boston class teaches rhythm and grace to a schoolmate, suggesting better chances for a romantic pairing through dance. The lighthearted item frames a humorous scene of learning and social chance.
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Amd
Indianapolla News
Office Boy Pranks and Inmate Tales From Danville
An office boy misuses the telephone after being told to answer the bell. He shouts Hello Whos there Fm 105. Goa on. An elf visitor asks after Gill Jones and learns of several locals who died by drinking themselves to death, including Bill Smoots Bit. The tale ends with a quip about burying him back in the barrel.
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Areh Cook
Southern Road
Danville
Gill Jones
George Jones
George
Bill
Louisville Times
The Chimera and the lure of Easy Street
A reflective poem from the Indianapolis News about chasing money and fame. The speaker warns that the path to wealth corrupts and emptiness follows success without purpose. It cautions readers that material glitter cannot satisfy the heart or meaning.
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Indianapolis News
American with third class ticket stuns Britisher in carriage
A non smoking first class passenger lights a cigar provoking a protest from a Britisher. The American exposes the man’s third class ticket in his pocket, matching its color, and the Britisher is ejected at the next stop. A spectator asks how the trick was done.
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New York City Ferry Revenue Drops After 1907 Loss
In 1907 the city faced a 21,026,272 loss from municipal ferries. The Dock department's net earnings, excluding ferry costs, were 1,121,082, curbing the department’s large prior city revenue to nearly nothing.
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New York
Nebraska Supreme Court Rules Pedestrian Crossing Street Rails
The Nebraska Supreme Court in a case against the Omaha and Cornell Hutts Railway on December 1 held that a pedestrian is not required to take the same care in crossing street railway tracks as when crossing steam railroad tracks. The court said this holding.
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Omaha & Cornell Hutts Railway Company
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