It Pays To Back Local Rail And Industry
The editorial argues that local backing for railroads and industry benefits Pendleton and the wider region. It cites the Hunt road extension to Pendleton, the woolen mill bond issue, and cautionary tales like Yakima and Weston to show that refusing support can cost jobs and connections. It notes such matters are business propositions, not moral questions, and stresses local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernet Creconian
Enet Creconian
Washingto-Oregon
Erricupeany
Eas
Oregonian
Washinton-Oregon Company
Pendleton
Hunt Line
Northern Pacific
Hunt
Athena
Adams
Tad Pendleton
Busines
Pendleton backs woolen mill project for transport and industry
The article praises Pendleton for backing a woolen mill and transportation facilities, noting local funds were wisely invested. It asserts the city will be repaid many times over as the Washington Oregon company carries out its promised work, despite costs to secure new facilities and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cipality
Hunt
Pendleton
Washington
Oregon
Pendleton Seeks Electric Interurban to Weston Area
The piece urges building an electric interurban line from the city westward to connect Pendleton with Athena Weston and Grant county. It argues better transit links with the freighted empire and Columbia River and notes Weston’s poor rail service. It foresees the line becoming essential after the normal school stabilizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Columbia River
Washington-Oregon
Grant County
Athena-Weston
Athe 14
Weston
Athena
Adning
The Proper Treatment For Mr Root Crane Education
A distorted editorial argues against education funding, praising multimillionaire Crane and endorsing drastic segregation of educated people. It claims education harms the country and advocates removing those deemed unfit from civilization to live in isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Crane
Crane Company
Guyming
Venaeros
Pendleton Needs a Theatre for Northwest Prestige
Citizens urge immediate demand for a first class theatre in Pendleton to rival the playhouses in other northwest cities. The piece condemns the town as a mere show town and calls for cultural advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Lew
Winter Weather Compared to Minnesota and Dakota
Weather notes a milder season locally while reporting harsher conditions in Minnesota and the Dakotas based on midwest reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle States
Minnesota
Dakota
Pendleton Aims For Better Fire Dept And Alarm System
In time Pendleton will gain a solid fire department and a reliable early warning fire alarm system. The city is expected to secure numerous other overdue improvements that residents have long awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Never gamble says famed gambler in shop tale
The late Patrick F. Sheedy, a well known gambler, warned youths to avoid gambling. He once told a New York reporter, a gambler will stake life and honor for small wins. A desperate gambler in Eight Hundred Ninety Seventh Street ignored danger as firemen burst in to save him, while he calmly read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick F. Sheedy
New York
Hundred and Ninety Seventh Street
The Naiads Pool Quietly Inspires Nature Song
The poem by Julian Durand likens a gray Naiad pool to a walled granite circle under green arches. A nameless singer drifts through moss and shadows, playing a harp of trees and weaving silver notes born of sylvan joy and woodland love. As dusk arrives, the Naiad rests beneath starry hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Snowbound prophecy in a rustic verse by Frank L. Stanton
A fragmentary verse mentions south Wit, bright hill and glade, violets in bloom, and a bold weather prophecy. It imagines a biting blizzard from the north, mountains of snow and sleet, then shifts to playful lines about tickets, a picnic train, linen duster, snow shovel, a jug, and a red hot stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Stanton
Fragmented monologue on poverty and suicide in Portia
A garbled monologue from Portia faunal era depicts an exhausted worker lamenting hunger and a mocked life. The speaker imagines self harm over wages and inflation while a wife speaks in disjointed, blunted phrases about bills, bread, and despair, reflecting dire poverty and social strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leete
Sid Linve
Arer
Portia
Whatson ACLs Mechareds Magietie Tor Mateh
A dramatic tale of the Cherry Line dicater by Raith Wrat features Werilens and self sacrifice. Notable contributions include depictions of aerial warfare with illustrations and the latest fiction and plays by prominent authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechared
Raith Wrat
Kurton
Henitrick
Atovnine
Noevier Paoti
France
Shah
Pema
I M. Richinow
Dunit Durant
Barnes’ & Marvelite
Andre‘wataigne
Aloe
Miury
Winon Godfrey
Ebhey M. Keliey
Charlotte
Walter Beach Hay
Perelval Miben
Arnold Bennett
Open Countenance Show Clitnees Goer Incident
A description notes an open countenance of a show attendee, accompanied by a shut pocketbook. The fragment references a public setting with a suggestive, unclear event. No further details on persons, places, or organizations are provided.
Bitters touted for stomach liver kidneys and bowels
A promotion claims the Bitters will aid stomach and liver issues and kidney and bowel ailments. It asserts forty years of public approval and urges readers to try the product based on long-standing use.
The Servant Problem and Its Prospects
McClure's Magazine outlines the servant shortage driven by working women leaving home tasks for industry, caused by lack of modern appliances and medieval home structure. It cites factors like demand for better labor conditions, kitchen modernization, and human rights advances, arguing for gradual or collective reform to attract workers back to domestic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure’s
Iits
Sultan Musa Hafid Accused Of Offensive Conduct At French Mission
A Tangier courier reports Sultan Musa Hafid ordered the French consul to present against recent acts and treated officials from the French military mission offensively. The message notes tensions between Morocco and French authorities amid ongoing disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Morocco
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Ad Prospects 1900s Sale
An old advertisement for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters promotes relief from appetite loss sour risings heartburn bloating indigestion dyspepsia constipation hiccups and malaria suggesting best quality and sale at all drug stores.
Amazing Pendleton Ranch For Sale 1640 Acres with Water
1640 acre ranch with 800 acres in grain 250 in alfalfa 760 tons of alfalfa yield this year stream runs through irrigating water good concrete jams ditches buildings fruit trees berries ideal for feeding stock railroad runs through center price 46000 dollars contact E T Wade American National Bank Building Pendleton Oregon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Wade
American Nat
Bank Bld
Pendleton
Ore
The Jealous Thing
Two society girls discuss a young man they met on a car recounting his attentiveness and help with coats. One notes he once worked as a porter in a barber shop, implying his rise in status and charm.
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Qredgman
Mily
Bent i
Hendieton
East Oregonian Publishing Co
Dally
Eesess Dally
Mall
Carrie Dally
Aix Moota
Mail
Sem
Gem
Bemi
Fast
Oregon Newa Co
Gth Street
Portland
Chicago Harens
Security Building
C. Dureau
Fourteenth Street
N. W
United Press Association
Malin
Northwest
Yakima
Northern Pacific Company
North Yakima
Metropolia
Werton
la Grande
Dalles
Albina
Pany
Tively
Greater Pendleton Brigade
Tim
Pittsburg
Julian Durand
Promise Land
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
United States Depository
Hostetter
Pendleton Roller Mills
Alta St
Tallman's F
Tallman & Co
Carload
Poul
Colesworthy
Alta
Gas la Fontaine
North
la Fontaine Blk
Main St
Uae
Warkingtom
Fowler
Henry Kopittke
Wilma
Denver
Colo
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