Pendleton's East Oregonian upslope publication notes
The item lists subscription rates and mailing options for the East Oregonian newspaper in Pendleton Oregon. It notes daily weekly and semi weekly editions, carrier delivery, and various lengths. It also mentions sale location at Oregon News Co Fortland and security building addresses and that the paper is a member of the United Press Association.
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Pendleton
Oregon
East Oungonian Publishing CO
Daily East Oregontan Ie
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Fortland
Cocepe Eecareana Security
Ngton C
Bureac
Fourteenth Street
Ten Figures By The Sea By Margaret Hobson
A short poem recalls two figures walking by the shore Love and Friendship. One heart remains with the narrator while Friendship consoles and Love lies cold on the sand. The speaker mourns a lost beloved as waves retreat.
Where is Mr Geer and Pendleton HQ Scandal Inquest
The letter asks Z T Geer to declare his stance on Pendleton's federal district headquarters matter amid Ellis supporting Pendleton. It accuses Geer of avoiding a clear position while pursuing votes and urges a public stance from Geer and his paper.
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Pendleton Tribune
Ellis
Federal District
Z. T. Geer
Pendleton
The
Tribune
Mr. Geer
France
Pendleton Seen as Gateway to Eastern Oregon
The Pendleton hub is hailed as the gateway for eastern Oregon with the reestablishment of the Pendleton to Walla Walla local train on the O R and N line. The Walla Walla Statesman notes the Portland-bound service will boost Pendleton’s traffic role and bolster business for the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company as three daily trains serve Walla Walla and Spokane, cementing Pendleton as the region’s chief city and center.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Walla Walla
Portland
Spokane
Peddleton
Opening Era in Umatilla County Proclaimed
The article extols Umatilla County as entering an opening era driven by pioneer returns and rising speculation. It foresees the Portland packing plant boosting irrigation, feeding vast regions and expanding markets, with orchards and gardens cited as key assets and the county’s name to gain global recognition.
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Umatila County
Umatilla County
Orient
Portland
Swift Packing firm selects Echo for Portland pens scheme
Echo Register reports Swift Packing company considers Echo Oregon as the fertile spot for three million dollar Portland packing plant feeding pens. The site promises a modern facility, climate, soil, markets, and transportation to assure a ready cash market for farm products. Officials tout Echo’s suitability for dairymen, stockmen, truck gardeners, and horticulturists.
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Portland
Eoho
Swift Packing Company
Eddaj
Oregon
Horiieni Turlet
Echo
Causes of Failures In Business Statistics Reconsidered
An essay argues that government statistics on business failures miss core factors. It cites Bradstreet data showing only 1.2 percent due to competition, with lack of capital at 37.1 percent and incompetence 2.6 percent. It divides causes into faults of the fallen and external conditions.
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Bradstreet Company
Says & Report
United States
Remarkable land value rise in Umatilla county story
An acre of arid sigebrush land worth $2.50 could fetch $266 to $400 after modest labor water trees and alfalfa. Yet some still say there is nothing for the poor man in Umatilla county. How much does a poor man want anyway.
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Umatilla
Big Republicans Shame Over Oregon Prospect
A quarrel over George Chamberlain stirs in Oregon politics as figures like Harvey Scott and T. T. Geer attack the prospects of a minor candidate. The debate underscores tensions in a Republican stronghold and calls for restraint.
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Harvey Scott
T. T. Geer
A. Bennett
George Chamberlain
Chamberlain
9 & Mouse
Oregon
Cannon in against everything western
A remark about a political stance describes a speaker who opposes all western expansion and shows unfamiliarity with U S territorial history west of the Mississippi River.
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United States
Mississippi River
Breeding Costs Mentioned With Unclear Figures
Fragmentary text notes a price of 16G per head for a type described as fat heer eteert worth and breeding value listed as unknown. The segment lacks clear context, entities, or a coherent financial or agricultural report.
Local Finance Flurry Misses Umatilla County
In Umatilla County the reported financial upheaval appears not to have touched the area. No local institutions or officials were named as involved and no notable impacts were observed in the county as the broader financial developments unfold.
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Umatilla
Congress Eyes Depth Boost for Inland Em Ship Trade
Nature stretched the Columbia river long. Congress may deepen it to boost inland shipping. Enhanced depth could allow boats laden with local products to navigate and load cargo more fully.
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Columbia River
Congress
A Man Could Do His Best and Take What Comes
A rough verse by James Whitcomb Riley arguing against envy and fault finding. The speaker says some have more and some less, but contentment comes from doing your best, accepting praise or blame alike, and recognizing that success often comes with trouble.
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James Whitcomt Riley
Global telephone use rises with U S lead in 1907
An estimate notes 7,398,000 telephones worldwide with over 6,000,000 in the United States and about 2,000,000 in Europe. Canada has 130,000. Bell and independent U S companies show large subscriber gains since 1903. Europe lags behind by roughly 60 percent. Germany reports 678,555 and Great Britain 451,014 phones. Europe totals near 125,000,000 people but still far fewer phones than the United States.
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United States
Europe
Canada
Scientific American
Bell Companies
Middle West
Germany
Great Britain
Bourne urges voters for statement No 1 in Oregon primaries
Senator Bourne advocates in Oregon for supporters to back statement No 1 nominees in the April Republican primaries and June elections, and to cast a ballot for the party’s U S Senate candidate. He cites cleaner politics and true republicanism, invoking Lincoln and Roosevelt and urging preservation of the primary election law.
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Oregon
Roosevelt
Jonathan Bourne
Argentina Exports in 1907 Reach High Value Totals
The London Financial Times lists Argentina's 1907 export value at 296.2 million gold with major items including 128,222 tons frozen beef and 2,680,800 tons wheat. Other large outputs were 763,736 tons finweed, 1,286,792 tons maize, 299,126 tons bran, and 246,614 tons quibracho jogа.
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Argentina
London Financelal Times
Alaska Coal Deposits Vast Across Territory
Alaska contains about 600000 square miles of territory with 12644 square miles underlain by coal bearing rocks. Of these, 1280 square miles hold workable coal ranging from carboniferous to tertiary ages and from anthracite to bituminous varieties. Many deposits are thick and rich in carbon content. Seward Alaska Gateway.
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Alaska
Territory
Colonel Thomas F Kelly Led Fenian Uprising Figure Dies
Reports confirm Colonel Thomas F Kelly, a key Fenian uprising leader in Ireland, has died. The obituary notes his role in the rebellion and marks the end of a controversial figure in Irish nationalist history.
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Thomas F. Kelly
Ireland
Cooper's medicines hailed after Nashville visit report
Banner reporters document strong uptake of Cooper’s preparations in Nashville as crowds visit his headquarters. Interviewed customers praise relief from stomach pain and rheumatism, with two named locals recounting dramatic improvements after short-term use. Despite physician skepticism, Cooper gains momentum as his tour ends. Pendleton Drug Co. acts as agency.
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Nashville, Tenn
Banner
L. T. Cooper
OWS
Cooper
Bern
B. Lasater
North Fourth Avenue
Mr. Cooper
Pendleton Drug Co
S.S.S
Nature
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Mild Winter In Alaska Report From Seward Gateway
The Seward Gateway notes unusually mild conditions in Alaska as eastern states suffer severe cold. Seward reports nights clear with little wind and temperatures just below freezing at times, while Fairbanks sees December averages around three degrees and January 19 above freezing. The article celebrates Alaska’s climate, resources, and potential for future prosperity driven by mining and migration.
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Northland
Seward
Alaska
Eeven
Fairbanks
Fragmented Quote From Rev Coborn On Social Issues
A historical fragment cites Rev D C Coborn speaking on themes of law marriage crime and church activities. It references secret temptations and public missions, noting statistics and confessions as part of broader social concerns. The source text is garbled but preserves author and general topics.
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Wien
Omin Catholic Church
D.C. Coborn
Spr
Kane
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