Northwest News Co Portland to Washington Bureau listing
A fragmented note lists addresses for Northwest News Co in Portland and the Washington D C Bureau, including the Security Building and a Fourteenth Street NW location, with references to the Dally East Oregonian and related offices.
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The
Dally East Oregonian
Morrison Street
I .E
Northwest News Co
Portland
Ongalore
Security Building
Washington, D. C
N. W
Auld Lang Syne Lyrics Refrain Questioned
Readable lines ask if the verses of auld lang syne should be forgotten and remembered across days and memories. The text references a familiar Scottish tune’s verses and the idea of recalling or discarding old acquaintances with time.
City wins Round-up land bargain for athletic use
Pendleton citizens applaud a unanimous vote to buy W F Matlock’s seven acre tract near the business district for 5000 dollars. The land will host the Round-up with room for a larger track, seating for spectators, and expanded grounds as Pendleton backs the venture locally to ensure a long lived event.
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W. F. Matlock
Lund
East Oregonian
Matlock
Pendleton
Uberally
City urged to buy Matlock tract for frontier show financing
At a Round-up meeting the plan to purchase the Matlock tract and fund the frontier show was referred to Pendleton city leaders. The writer argues the city should buy the land for 6000 dollars, uniting residents and ensuring the title stay public. The piece stresses shared expense and avoids private reversion or control by others.
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Matlock Tract
Association
Pendleton
Matlock
Plan for Aura and Lilleth streets dispute by compromise
The Commercial club managers urged a timely compromise to settle the Aura and Lilleth street closing. The railroad company seeks more room at a key passenger hub, with potential freight growth, so fair terms for both the railroad and property owners are essential. The East Oregonian argues toward mutual concessions without turning it into an election issue.
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Aura
Lilleth
East Oregonian
Baker City Urged to Accept Branch Asylum Decision
The Herald urges Baker City to submit gracefully after losing the asylum branch. It says further complaints harmed Bakerites and that Acting Governor Bowerman acted wisely. The East Oregonian notes disinterested statewide support for the decision, while Bakerites remain biased toward their city.
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Baker City
Herald
Protests Rise Over Umatilla Project Delay
At the Commercial Association monthly meeting next Tuesday evening the extension of the Umatilla project is debated. Support grows to join Portland in urging federal action though not on the current schedule. Attendees expect mixed results but favor a strong protest to press Oregon’s case.
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Commercial Association
Umatilla
Portland
Oregon
Old Year Out, New Year In In Local Celebration
Town marks transition from old year to new with a public ceremony and community gatherings. Local officials urge residents to observe safety guidelines while enjoying the festivities, and organizers report plans for fireworks and a family friendly program.
Year’s End Reflection by a Coal Operator
Benjamin L. Dulaney, a coal operator, writes from New York on gratitude and ingratitude. He notes the burden of helping others can breed resentment and requests, warns of becoming enemies as aid is repeatedly sought, and coins the term Bratitude found even in dogs and inaction.
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Frost
Newell
Smediey
Thulstup
Clinedinst
Kemble
Goper
Benjamin L. Dulaney
New York
Six room house for sale on Webb and Alta corner
A six room house is offered at 850 dollars located at the corner of Webb and Alta. The listing highlights a compact city dwelling with single street access and a reasonable price for immediate buyers.
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Webb and
Alta
Lillith Street
Court and
Alita
Court Street
Starr Street
Main Street
West Court
Judge Gillland
Garden Street
Calvin St
December 31 in History Highlights Global Conflicts
A compact historic tally notes events on December 31 across centuries. From Sicily’s Gothic transfer in 1653 to military actions, tariff reforms, and financial shifts, including French Austrian battles, storms, revolts, congress revisions, and port Arthur era clashes with Japan.
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Sicily
Batte
Mulhatsen
Tederiffe
Plain de Los Infantes
London
France
Tariffa
Gibraltar
Congress
General Guerre
Mexico
Buntamente
Rolling Stone Laments Time Lost on Mossy Roads
A brief note describes a rock rolling through mossy streets once common to auto routes, highlighting the neglect of maintenance and the slow passage of time on frequented roadways.
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