Pendleton Oregon Daily Oregonian Publication Notice
County official paper announcement from Pendleton Oregon detailing subscription rates and mailing options for Daily and Weekly editions. Includes offices in Portland and Washington DC, and notes postal class and press association memberships.
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Pendleton
Oregon
RAST
Oregonian Publishing Co
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Oregonian
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Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Cregon
Chicago
Bereau
Security
Washington, DC
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Fragmentary Verse Anthology Note
Poem excerpt presents mixed lines about love duty joy and beauty with eroded spelling. The fragment references romantic imagery and a dreamlike bridal mood. No identifiable person, date, or organization is present. readable lines suggest a decorative verse fragment rather than a full article.
Oregon Legislators Hear Call for Statewide Progress
A speech urges Oregon to abandon parsimony and fund schools, roads, and industry. It praises the legislature for a pro development stance and argues that investment in education, rivers, highways, and livestock stations will raise state prosperity and property values. The speaker contrasts Oregon with Washington and predicts a stronger Oregon if growth spending continues.
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Oregon
Washington
Jookeike
Tvgjauture
Popular vote and financial policy in city government
The Spokesman-Review argues that while critics doubt the public’s grasp of financial matters, well explained referendums permit the average voter to participate. Publicity through municipal publications ensures transparency, and the people’s judgment is presented as a reliable final remedy.
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Finknesel
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Municipal Knowledge and Voter Understanding
The excerpt argues abuses of political power stem from mis information and a city government party system that kept citizens in the dark about municipal affairs. It asserts good judgment isn’t limited to business people and lawyers and that often a small homeowner understands current subjects better than prominent neighbors. It concludes that people, as a group, are honest and vote selflessly.
Death of Geronimo Ends Turbulent Apache Era in Southwest
Obituary notes the death of Geronimo at Port Si jpewal marking the close of a violent chapter. It recalls his fearsome past, including assaults on settlers and clashes with African Americans, and contrasts it with lingering memory as a prisoner. Biographers may debate his fame versus crimes.
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Port Si Jpewal
Ni Torr
Geronimo
Gergaime
Arizona
Sonora
Alfalfa Industry Expands From Local Use to Coast Demand
Thur Daughtrey notes alfalfa, once valued only for local feeding, now finds unlimited market among coast cities. Demand rises for hay and meal, with seed in strong need. Much alfalfa seed currently imported from Utah as eastern Oregon irrigates more land. Irrigated farming increases alfalfa role similar to wheat in non irrigable areas.
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Utah
Oregon
Portland Businessmen Back Portage Road Bill Support
Portland businessmen rally to back the portage road extension into The Dalles. All state interests should support the bill unless opposed by railroad interests or those acting under Harriman's influence.
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Railroad
Harriman
Normal schools hope for continued support in two year plan
The article notes that normal schools appear unlikely to receive full appropriations now, but suggests that if the legislature maintains funding for the next two years the state may recognize their necessity and provide stronger support at the following session.
Legislature Critics Oversight Over State Funding
Oregon lawmakers face scrutiny as they vote several millions to sustain state institutions for two years. Idaho, in contrast, allocates 2 million dollars for a state capital building in the same period.
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Idaho
Experiment Station Anchored Closely At Any Rate
A brief note states the experiment station is securely anchored, ensuring stability and reliability of ongoing work. No further details on location or timing are provided in the fragment.
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Ely
Tate
Dragginta
Ronll
Cts
Zly Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Columbus Vision to Double American Wheat and Land Use
The speaker argues Americans must expand food production by reclaiming deserts and swamp lands, irrigating arid areas, and turning small productive lands into large capacity parcels. He envisions uniting with Canada someday and doubling wheat and corn output without large capital or labor increases.
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America
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Canada
United States
Minnesota
Dakotas
Ambiguous Fragments on Acres and Growth Policy
Fragmentary lines debate expanding cultivated land to eight hundred forty one million acres and its impact on national stature. The text hints at inquiry over strategic farming, growth, and potential consequences without clear context or attribution.
Saving crops by fighting pests with chemistries
A historical note argues that pests drain hundreds of millions yearly from U.S. agriculture and posits saving crops could raise farm income and food supplies. It discusses insects and plant diseases, sprays, washes, fumigants, and the contest between farmers and pests, citing the high costs and potential gains.
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United States
Farma
Maseichusetry
Grafting to a Perfect Practice Requires Patience
A fragment from Ssuveess A Magazine discusses grafting as an art demanding control, discipline, and moral conduct. It extols patience, honesty, and unwavering faith as essential to mastery, noting famed rafters once faced hardship and roving times while pursuing excellence.
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Hitler
Aix
Two Bar Ranch Rivalry Rocks Cowboy Verse
In a rugged verse by Arthur Chapman a cowpuncher laments the rise of the Two Bar ranch rival who feeds on gasoline and upstages his Steamboat Cheyenne bucking show tale. The narrator vows to ride on, facing fate and a rival who could topple him with a single nod.
New Hair Growth Product Claims Baldness Solution
A dated advertisement promotes Newhro a scalp treatment said to remove germination causes of baldness and dandruff, claiming rapid hair regrowth for a man in Butte Montana. It cites Mr Mannelt and offers samples and pricing from Horpleside Co Detroit, with two cents and one dollar six cent options.
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Butte
Mont
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