Carnegie Scored Says Laboring People Cannot Afford Gifts
A Salem letter to the editor denounces Andrew Carnegie and Carnegie library gifts as blood money from oppressed workers. The writer likens Carnegie to Rockefeller, argues libraries will immortalize a 19th century tyrant, and urges laborers to reject his donations and keep their wages.
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The
Statesman
Salem
Andrew Carnegie
Friends of Labor
States- Mar
John A Rockefeller
2 Baptist College
Hils Ibrarr
Andree Cernesie
Orwell quote debates aiding the poor with knowledge
A fragment quotes W. Orwell criticizing gifts from the elite, arguing literature should be accessible to the poor without “filthy lucre” and urging readers to reject proposals seen as manipulative. It questions whether workers should accept such gifts from the profiteering class.
Police Court Sentences For Four Vagrants In Court
In police court four vagrants faced sentences. James Moore drew five days and a mandatory crosswalk sweep. he resisted an officer and was fined twenty five dollars plus costs. Louie Albee, recently released from county jail, had five dates suspended awaiting transport. Harry McCullough received five days for vagrancy. John Vivens also received five days after sentence suspension.
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James Moore
Gerald
Louie Albee
Harry McCullough
John Vivens
SPECIAL BREEDERS' RATES FOR OREGON LIVESTOCK
The 0 R & N offers inducements to stockmen planning purchases in the East by a special livestock rate to Oregon stations. Inland Empire breeders view this as a chance to grade up herds, with the railroad’s industrial department backing improvements in Oregon livestock. Last year the Hereford Association shipped 10 Oregon trainloads of high grade cattle, aiding Judson, the industrial agent, and signaling ongoing efforts to advance cattle introduction and breeding in Oregon.
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Oregon
Inland Empire
Industrial Department
Hereford Association
Judson
Weather Flags Set For Pendleton School Display
Pendleton public school to receive a set of signal flags for weather signaling. J. F. Slater of Pendleton High School will supervise the service and oversee flag display. The East Oregonian telegraphic weather report will supply daily data.
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Weather Bureau
Pendleton
J. F. Slater
Pendleton High School
East Oregonian
Beslin's Lecture Delights Local Audience
Frank P. Bassin, a blind editor, spoke at the I O O F hall to an appreciative crowd last night. Beslin shared his experiences and the methods by which the blind locate sounds and detect objects. A musical program preceded the lecture and a high school drama drew a fair audience.
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Frank P. Bassin
Bealin
Beslin
Helix Man Honored for 23 Years of Service
James Simonton, long time Helix resident, received a engraved solid gold Knights of Pythias badge from the Helix lodge in recognition of 23 years of faithful service to the order.
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Helix
James Simonton
Helix Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Order
Pendleton social events and club notes show strong local culture
Pendleton hosts a lively week with the Jolly Dozen dance at Music Hall, a Mrs Nash gathering, Horace Turner tour exhibit for public schools, and federation club activities. Reports praise Pendleton audiences, criticize theater swindles, and note K P lodge efforts to form a county drill team for La Grande’s March convention.
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Music Hall
Pendleton
Tom
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Woman's Clube of Penilieton
Horace Turner
Wella Walle
Mesdames Wamsley
Wade
Guernser
Furnish
T. G Halsey
Professor Conklin
Mesdames Sturgie
Stillmar
Roy Conklin
Mrs. B Wade
Mesidames Guernier
T G. Halley
Conklin
Corps of Teachers
Mesdames
Thompson
Taylor Marshall Berkley
Jackson
Lane
Meedames Wamsley
T. G Halley
Vincent
C. J. Smith
Starkweather
Furnish Wate
Guernsey
Citizems
Pendieton
Special Train to Walla Walla Sunday February 1993
Announcement of a special O R & N train from Pendleton to Walla Walla leaving at 10 am and returning after Red Men's carnival exercises at 1 pm. Round trip fare is $1.40. Agent F. F. Wamsley.
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Walla Walla
OO R & N
Pendleton
Wamsley
Delegates Chosen for County Convention at Union Hall
Delegates selected by the Modern Woolmer Lodge include H. E. Cook G. A. Hamblen and J. T. Brown with alternates H. Wilkinson M. R. Yates and W. T. Per-Tin. The county convention will be held in the 1 F hall.
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Woolmer
Aprl
H, E Cook
G. A. Hamblen
J. T Brown
H ., Wilkinson
M. R. Yates
W. TF
Per- Tin
F Hall
Snow Benefits Helix Wheat Crop After Eight Inch Cover
L. E Huson of Helix reports wheat in fine condition as eight inches of snow covered Helix fields. The snow is described as highly valuable to the crop, aiding moisture and protection. Huson notes the beneficial impact on yields and overall health of the wheat.
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L. E Huson
Helix
Local Personal Notes Highlight Umatilla Visitors and Travels
4H member Tomlinson of Umatilla is in the city. Mrs C B Wade returns from Salem tomorrow. Mrs C A Smith visits Claflin Kan. Mrs J G Williams visits Caldwell Idaho. A L Swargart of Helix confined by a grip attack. Mrs G B Carmerich of Bt Paww plans spring millinery purchase. Rev Jones returns from Baker City after a successful revival. Switchman Ralph McLaughlin at Hunt's Junction on visit. will report Monday. Mrs BF Scott returns from Tacoma after his sister-in-law’s death. Senator Smith may miss end of legislative session. Douglas Belts at Kansas City livestock show. expected daily. Conductor A P Nash leaves for Detroit. Mrs Nash accompanies. Buckley of O R N in town. witnessed wreck and leaves. Mrs ids Hamblen and Mrs Nettie Pobbin s to Salem for Royal Neighbors convention. Rev G W Crawford United Brethren travels from The Dalles. evangelistic work ongoing. Mr Jean B Moore of Denver visiting Mrs A P Nash. Moore to Pendleton then La Grande.
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Tomlinson
Umatilla
C. B. Wade
Salem
C. A. Smith
Claflin
Kan
J. G Williams
Caldwell
Idaho
A. L Swargart
Helix
G. B. Carmerich
Bt Pauw
Rev. Jones
Baker City
Ralph McLaughlin
Hunt's Junction
BF. Scott
Tacoma
HH. Teutech
Senator Smith
Douglas Belts
Kansas City
A. P. Nash
Detroit
Mich
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Portia Telegram
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A P. Nash
J. R.moore
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Grant’e Pass
Engere
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Oregon Ray
Capitol
P T. Harbour
Weston
Stevens Lodge 49
K. of P
Damon Lodge
Earth
Mr. Buckley
Ids Hamblen
Royal Neighbors
Nettie Pobbins
G W Crawford
United Brethren
Dailes
Stilltop
Crawford
Jean B. Moore
Denver
A. P Nash
Mrs. Nash
Owl
Camas Prairie
E. T. W. Real Estate
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile Company
Cuba
Endleton
Maio and
Webb Steel
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mils
W. S. Byers
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