Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Publication Notice
County official paper announces independent publication from Pendleton Oregon with multiple subscription options by mail and carrier. Addresses Washington and Portland bureaus noted and United Press Association member. post office entry of Pendleton second class mail.
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Weeny
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Oregon
East Okergonian PU Stisaina Co
Dally
Mall
Dalis
Pall
Carrier
East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
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Beggarry Boy Andived In A Damp Cellar Lamp Of Aladdin
The verse recalls a penniless child in a damp cellar with no friends or toys who discovers Aladdin's lamp. Frigid nights fuel feverish dreams as the mind forges gold roots into grand castles in Spain, expressing imaginative resilience.
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Spain
Lowell
Fate of Oregon normal schools under legislative threat
A harsh column denounces attacks on the state normal schools, arguing the legislature plans to abolish them. It condemns opponents led by An Clement and the Oregonian, warns of harm to the public education system, and urges voters to oppose killing the schools and Portland’s central normal school plan.
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Clement
Portland
Sisters of St. Francis
Philadelphia
45 FOR PORTLAND. Editorial on state capital location debate
The Oregonian criticizes scattered state institutions in Corvallis Eugene Ashland Weston and other areas noting the abuse of decentralization. It argues everything should be located at the state capital and questions why decisions are confined to a single town or region.
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Oregonian
Corvallis
Eugene
Ashisnd
Weston
Portland
Portland isolation urged to split Oregon into three states
A critical letter argues the Oregonian misrepresents state unity and claims Portland acts against the rest of Oregon. It calls for eastern and southern Oregon communities to sever ties with Portland, suggesting three states with Portland and the Willamette Valley as a separate entity.
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Oregonian
Portland
The
Oregon
San Francisco
Seattle
Willamette Slough
Stay in God's Country and Invest Local
Special report from Milton Freewater in the East Oregonian notes land values rising across the county as farming replaces ranching. It cites growth in Plot Rock and Holdman areas, urges locals to invest at home, and warns against rushing to Canada for cheaper land tied to the CPR. Local patriotism and development are emphasized.
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Milton Freewater
East Oregonian
Plot Rock
Holdman
Canada
Patriotiss
Legislature Funds Portage Road and Rail Expansion Stand
The legislature asserts independence from Harriman and his system by approving funds to finish the portage road and by approving an amendment enabling state rail construction if Harriman refuses. The move signals willingness to pursue infrastructure via public means despite outside influence.
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Harriman
Rushing North Compared to Escaping Horses
A vivid metaphor likens people fleeing north to horses eager to break from an alfalfa pasture and nibble the wild grass along the road, capturing urgency and restlessness of movement.
Pendleton Academy Course Proposal Sparks Debate
Citizens of Weston weigh the idea of a normal course at Pendleton academy while opinions on Senator Cole grow more divided as local discussions unfold.
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The
Pendleton Academy
Weston
Senator Cole
The Joy of a Cold in the Head Explained
A reader ponders why a cold makes a person feel superior to others with no cold. The writer notes self focus and opinionated boldness, seeking a physiological explanation from medical readers. It questions whether the cold relieves nerves and timidity or if fever fuels confidence.
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Cheriah
Company’s a cold has a stimulating effect upon an otherwise slightly torpid brain
London Sketch notes a witty observation that a chill environment or cold company can sharpen a bystander’s sluggish mind, prompting sharper focus and quicker thought in a otherwise slow thinker. The remark frames cold stimuli as a cognitive wake‑up call within a humorous context.
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London
Pastor in Disguise Lures Confident Swindler in Madison Square
The Rev Charles E B McCormick pastor of Farmington Avenue Methodist Hartford pretends to be a telegrapher in public to test a stranger’s claim about horse tips. The man falls for the ruse and is publicly humiliated, then a second encounter with another well meaning stranger ends in laughter when the tale is exposed.
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Charles EB. McCormick
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Farmington Avenue Methodist Church
Hartford
Conn
New York
Madison Square
Odmin
Diamond cutting by air rival to steel slicing
A Chicago Tribune report describes a new method to cut iron and steel plates using a jet of oxygen. High temperature iron oxide forms and exposes a fresh surface to the gas, enabling rapid, precise cutting. The technique combines heating and oxidation in one step, improving the cut.
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Chicago Tribune
Massachusetts maid dreams of Berkshires in misread romance
A Massachusetts maid murmurs dreams of the Berkshire hills while a Chicago youth questions her father’s pork business. A stage quip follows about a death scene and audience tears, with a joking stage manager remark.
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Massachusetts
Berkshire
Hathoe State
Berkshires
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul buys tract in Yellow Stone field
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad company has purchased a tract of coastants in the Mull mountain field in Yellowstone county Montana near the Pacific coast extension and has opened two mines.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mull Mountain
Yellowstone County
Montana
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Milwaukee Reader
A Milwaukee woman reports relief from female troubles and back pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims medical advice failed yet the product restored health, urging others to try before surgery and inviting letters to Mrs Pinkham for advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia Einkham
Lydia FE
Pinkhams
Dean
Lydia
Ewa Lmse
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mags
Rs. Pinkham
Maas
They Stand the Strain Our Winona Wagons and Hacks
They Stand the Strain, Our Winona Wagons and Hacks shows a local roster of vehicle names and service builds. Rex Eugeles is mentioned as part of the lineup, indicating a regional shop or team naming stock.
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Rex Eugeles
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