County Official Paper and East Oregonian Publication Note
The text lists subscription rates for daily weekly and semi weekly editions, plus carrier options. It references offices at 147 6th Street Chicago Bureau and 900 Security Building, Kington DC, and notes United Press Association membership and Pendleton Oregon post office entry.
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East Oregonian Publishing CO
East Oregonian
Aea
Ae Sens Co
6Th Street
Chic Burea
Kington
Fourean Street
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Power of Courage in Writings of Lunina W. Sheldon
In a New York Times piece, Lunina W. Sheldon salutes strength of spirit and brave leadership shown in the face of suffering. The author argues strong will renews control, compassion reveals human woes, and noble deeds earn a rightful place for individuals on earth.
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Lunina W. Sheldon
New York Times
Represent Your People in Weston Normal School Fight
Eastern Oregon legislators are urged to defend the Weston normal school against consolidation. The piece argues three current normal schools meet state needs and warns that centralizing to Portland would hurt the eastern region. It calls Umatilla County representatives to vote against one school bill and protect regional interests.
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Oregon
Weston
Portland
Umatilla
Umapine Named Chief Amid Government Limits
The article reports Umapine as the Cay use chief, claiming he will look after his people and please them. It notes doubts about the honor, describing him as king without a throne and sceptre, and explains government red tape has removed real authority from the tribal chief.
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Umapine
Cayuses
Rejmaon
U'mapine
Uimapine
Nature the Red Man Passing and a Tribal Future
The passage laments the decline of chiefs and followers among Native Americans while suggesting white men grant them the shadow of their former life. It notes Indians cannot be white men and critiques assimilation efforts as a tragic failure. It expresses hope that Amapine will fulfill his promise and watch over his tribe, then hints he will rest in the hunting grounds free of Indian agents.
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Amapine
A Suggestion on Closing Aura and Lilleth Streets
The proposal argues for a neutral board to assess benefits and damages from closing Aura and Lilleth streets to make way for a depot site. It notes possible injuries to nearby property, especially Vogel’s, and urges timely, diplomatic city council action to balance local redress with enabling the C B R and N depot.
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Lilleth
C. BR. & N. Company
Fighting Bob Warns of War Likely With Russia
The speaker argues Japan is likelier to wage war with Russia than the United States. He suggests the U.S. can manage its internal affairs if that is the case. Reading the president’s rapid messages to California’s governor gives the impression Japan controls the country.
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Bob
Japan
Russia
United States
California
Oregon normals not a problem or local graft
The piece argues Oregon should maintain three normal schools Ashland Weston Monmouth rather than abolish them for a central Portland school. It says the current board is impartial, the central plan is not economical, and funding should match the legislature while preserving regional schools or none.
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Whellington
Maho
California
Portlini
Senator Smith
Marion
Portland
Central Normal
the Normale
Ashland
Weston
Monmouth
Salem
Mnerita
Brown retires as Milton Eagle publisher after twenty years
After two decades with the Milton Eagle and ten years as publisher and manager, Mr. BE Brown retires from active involvement. He has leased his interest and goodwill to Mr. H A Clemens, a newspaperman now managing advertising, for two years. Brown will join Manela & Co. real estate firm full time to handle its expanding business.
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Four Hundred German Girls Seek Husbands in Oregon
A local report notes that about four hundred attractive German women plan to travel to Oregon in search of husbands. The piece frames the arrival as flattering to the state and suggests the group will settle in this region, where they will find what are described as desirable suitors.
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Oregon
Oregonian Calls Normal Schools Nuisances in Mocking Tone
The Oregonian denounces normal schools as nuisances and expresses contempt. It admits bias, noting it is not a fair witness on the matter and would welcome these schools for its own town.
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The
Oregonian
Eastern Oregon Hopes Rise On Wool and Wheat Prospects
With wool prices rising and a likely bumper wheat crop, eastern Oregon residents may prepare to smile. The outlook suggests improved rural fortunes despite unsettled issues that may arise.
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Oregon
Lullaby Imagery From Eugene Field Poem Fragment
A fragmentary poem excerpt by Eugene Field uses rich natural imagery to soothe a child. The speaker, addressing a child as my sun, my dove, and my blossom, invites gentle dreams with moons, stars, and velvet imagery, ending with affectionate teasing about wakefulness.
Boost, Dont Knock Boosters in Western Towns
The Echo Register notes that towns large and small promote progress through booster clubs. It highlights Eugene, Walla Walla, and Spokane as examples, praising local boosters who advertise current efforts and future plans to boost growth.
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Eugene
Walla Walla
Spokane
Introspection on local growth and self-reliance in Uma tilla County
The piece praises local residents for independent thinking and resisting external influences from Alberta or Idaho. It emphasizes home opportunities, noting that First Rock and surrounding country are experiencing steady growth driven by prudent local development rather than speculation, benefiting town and environment.
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Umatilla
Alberta
Idaho
Firet Rock
Good Prices for Woon in Wallowa Sun Ad
Sheepmen foresee a strong year for wool with a buyer in the valley offering 20 cents per pound. Reports from southern Idaho towns suggest clips contracted between 29 and 22 cents. Local merchants note interest from several buyers.
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Idaho
A Study in Anatomy From a Plausible Tale
A butcher answers a telephone as a small girl asks where grandpa's liver is. The fragment presents a humorous or eerie line about missing organs, framed as a dialogue snippet from a period piece.
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