Independent Oregonian Publication Details and Mail Rates
The East Onegonian Plllishing Co markets daily weekly and semi weekly editions at Pendleton Oregon with subscription by mail or carrier options. The Daily Oregonian is sold at Oregon News Co Portland and at bureaus in Washington DC and Nineteenth Street NW. Second class mail matter.
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Linty
Pendleton
Oregon
East Onegonian Pullishing CO
Mall Bally
Mail Delly
Carrer Dally
Dally
Mall
Mall Gem
Beml
Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Silver Pick Hame Up The Age Brush Seas
A fragmented news item reports a local event involving silver items and a maritime setting. Readable portions reference a named person and a harbor area, with brief notes on timing and outcome. The piece reads as a compact city brief without full context.
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Hame
Taft and the Press in Newark Speech Sparked Backlash
In Newark President Taft vented resentment toward the national press saying he would return to Washington to avoid them. A Chicago Tribune canvass shows most Republican editors west of the Alleghenies preferred Roosevelt over Taft, with Oregon and Washington editors splitting for Roosevelt. The piece argues Taft’s first year fostered public discontent due to perceived weakness and ties to monopolistic interests, noting Pinchot Ballinger and conservation figures shaping sentiment.
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Newark
Taft
Washington
Chicago Tribune
Alleghenies
Roosevelt
Hughes, LaFollette
Cummins
Oregon
Cannon
Pinchot- Ballinger
Gifford Pinchot
Ballinger
Morgan-Guggenheim
Republican editors echo sentiment in Chicago Tribune
The passage argues that the press reflects national feeling, noting Republican editors in the Chicago Tribune voiced public sentiment. It suggests the president should heed the protests and listen to the voice of the people rather than scold newspapers.
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Chicago Tribune
Spokane Faces Saloon Reform After Commissioner Removal
Spokane city council removes Police Commissioner Tuerke amid liquor interests' push to end vigorous enforcement of saloon regulations. Spokesman-Review notes the plan to install a compliant official, condemning secrecy and urging open inspection like grocery stores, warning that opposition to screens weakens prohibition support and foreshadows political fallout for Washington voters.
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City Council
Spokane
Tuerke
Spokesman-Review
Waoehington
Weather Forecast Cautiously Optimistic For Thaw
The report notes a muted Yaw in a splendid manner with heavy snow in the mountains. An immediate break-up could trigger high water in creeks and rivers. To avoid trouble, weather may bring alternated thawing and freezing temperatures. Lamorrow welcomes cooler weather.
Mystery railroad tale stirs Walla Walla region
In Walla Walla a report claims two men found a mysterious east side rail line near the Blue mountains. They theorize the road is part of the North Coast railroad and will pass through Walla Walls. The piece notes such dreams are common there.
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Walla Walla
Blue Mountains
North Coast
Walla Walls
Meranic Retires From Wrestling Over Hood River Clash
Meranic, a husky Indian wrestler and devout Christian, declares his sports career finished. He cites conflict with the Hood River athletic director, questioning the latter's reputation as a reason to quit.
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Meranic
Hood River
Federal court grips Baker City men amid levee debate
In Baker City the federal court occupies attention as locals debate who bears the costs of levee strengthening and extension. Railroads may shift from rotaries to bridge gangs and track crews while plans for a federal building were once promised in February.
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Baker City
Federal Court
Federal Building
Sober captain faces assault charge at barracks gate
An army captain is summoned by his colonel to answer an assault charge from a sentry who says the officer rough handled him one evening at the barracks gate. The captain claims sobriety while his Irish orderly swears the charge is a slander and recalls the captain asking to be called early the next morning to be Queen of the May.
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Blank
Hewie
The Man of Grit and Laughter by C P McDonald
A poem praising the resilient man who endures misfortune with grit and humor. He toils without surrender, greets hardship with courage, and pursues work under the sun to win rewards. His steadfast spirit inspires others as he rises through life’s unequal fights.
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Prid
Elde
Freewater reader objects to Sunday lid story
Freewater Oregon letter to the East Oregonian denounces a February 16 article as false and insists corrections are needed. The writer, James P. Neal, argues the delegation aimed to close licenses and enforce Sunday laws, not to end beer sales. He says council actions have not been discussed and promises to present proper facts. A quoted Cleveland Leader joke ends with a moral about self kindness.
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Freewater
Ore
East Oregonian
Potern
James PF
Neal
Large Pendleton ranch for sale with irrigation through waterway
ANOTHER GOOD BUY 1640 acres all fenced with new posts. 800 acres in grain 260 acres alfalfa. capable of producing 750 tons of alfalfa this year. A stream provides irrigation water, with concrete dams and ditches, buildings and fruit trees and berries. Ideal for feeding stock for market. A railroad runs through the property. Priced at 46,000. E. T. Wade, Office in American Nat Bank Bldg, Pendleton, Oregon.
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E. T. Wade
American Nat
Bank Bld
Pendleton
Ore
Yakiman in Egypt and Pasha Coffin’s odd tale
A fragmentary satirical piece notes Pasha Arthur Coffin stirring “elf Pharaohs” in Egypt, with playful quips about his letter to the Republic and a joking reference to Egyptian papers praising him as “the next president” of a famed club. The stream of whimsy touches on Borman’s pear crop and Sphinx imagery.
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Pasha Arthur Coffin
Egypt
Yakma
Paaha
Republic
Effendi Stanley
Borman
Sphinx
Jirmhien
Pasha
Cairo
Iim Apath
Anniilink Club
Roos
Ovell Woe Founder and First President Recall
Ovell Woe, founder and first president, is noted in North Yaklina Republic records. The item highlights his leadership role and significance in early regional governance, with emphasis on institutional founding and historical impact.
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Ovell
North Yaklina
Republic
Pendleton Woolen Mills Built On Bishop Family Leadership
Pendleton benefited from the Bishop family's management of the woolen mill. Hon. C. PP Bishop and his two sons Roy and Novetice are said to be skilled in all factory aspects. The mill ships products to Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and other trade centers, signaling strong regional value.
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Pendleton
Bishop
Hon. C. PP
Roy
Novetice
Wattimaker
Phildelphia
New York
Boston
Harney Co. News
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Pendleton, Oregon
United States Depository
J. S. Ledford
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