Pendleton editorial urges local farming boost and reform
A long Pendleton notice and editorial call for voters to back strong moral surroundings, local farms, and home-grown food production to boost Oregon’s inland economy. It critiques shipping grain and staple goods from Nebraska and Seattle, cites Collier’s Weekly on Oregon frauds, and warns about political renewal with Brownell.
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Inland Empire
Oregon
Nebraska
Seattle
Pendleton the Park
Trruntilla
Maker am I of opportunity and fate benide
A fragmented verse passage presents a metaphysical speaker, describing creation and orchestration of humanity. The speaker claims influence over fortune, reality, and perception, indicating a role that guides human capability and moral outcomes. The style mirrors a diaristic meditation on power and responsibility.
No Surtender Of Irrigators In Oregon Policy Fight
The irrigation commission’s defeat is described as a pause for private interests not a surrender by Oregon’s irrigators. The reclamation department argues for a broad equitable code against monopolies, urging a public education campaign to influence future legislature. The piece warns of tax and voter turnout effects in Pendleton and mentions about 300 voters at the election.
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Pendleton
Collier's Weekly
Olregon
Northwest
Oregon
Irrigation Commission of
Oremen
Reclamation Department
Orewon
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Montoow
Nevada
Fruke
Re- Con
Irrigation Commission
Friends of Advanced Irrigation Legislation
Oremon
Sho
Pendledon
Fig Syrup Co
United States
California Fig Syrup Co
Poem Praises Inventors of Food Sleep and Work
A playful verse by Porter Emerson Brown in Collier's extols the first inventor of food sleep and work and urges public gratitude. It humorously elevates foundational human needs as great benefactors deserving remembrance.
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Porter Emerson Brown
Collier's
Scott's Emulsion Promoted as Modern Cod Liver Oil
From last to first, people use cod liver oil for coughs and throat troubles. Scott's Emulsion is presented as the modern idea replacing plain oil, with minimal taste and partially digested form for easier digestion. It is portrayed as quick, reliable help for all ages.
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Scott
A Vaghrant's Epitaph by Theodore Roberts
A rugged verse lament about duty summoning a wanderer away from love and revelry. The speaker notes the wanderer must go despite dear eyes and quiet pleas, choosing the trail over personal happiness in a somber, stormy setting.
The Influence of Mini on Health and Morality
From the Salem Journal a moral reflection questions why people lack health and happiness. It argues envy and covetousness harm both body and character, noting that inner thoughts shape outward well being and that moral attitude determines life outcomes.
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Salem Journal
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