Independent Newspaper of Pendleton
The Independent Newspaper is issued in Pendleton Oregon by the East Oregonian Publishing Co. It appears in daily weekly and semi weekly editions with local news and notices for the Pendleton area. The paper serves as a regional source for community happenings and public notices.
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Daly
Pendleton
Orecon
The
East Onagonian Publishing CO
Daily
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Oregon
Chicago Pures
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
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Fragmentary verse note from roadside bloom image
A fragmentary OCR piece notes roadside blooms and a patient figure who waits out the hot times. It uses hazy imagery and placeholder phrases, offering little clear context or identifiable persons or places.
Ranger schools end for forest rangers after Pinchot era
The article recalls the elimination of ranger schools in the forest service after Mr Pinchot’s ouster. Rangers wintering in cabins would no longer attend university programs at four state universities. McCabe briefly led the bureau and blocked funding for ranger training, despite long experience proving the schooling cheapest and best, forcing recruits to bear personal costs.
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Forestry Service
Government Forest Service
Northwest
University of Washington
Pinchot
McCabe
Bureau
Com
Aman's Town in Astoria Budget Promotes Local Patriotism
The Astoria Budget urges strong town patriotism by placing family, friends, and business as top loyalties. It views the town as home where one earns competence and educates family, arguing a prosperous, known community requires active civic support and devotion.
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Astoria
Buy Local to Keep Town Prosperous Message
A fragment urges residents to patronize home businesses to strengthen the town economy. It argues that spending locally recirculates money within the community, while buying from outsiders drains local wealth and harms home institutions.
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Citvens
Power and factories in Oregon urged by Eugene Register
The Eugene Register argues Oregon has rich untapped power and manufacturing potential. It highlights hydro power from Umatilla Walla Walla and John Day rivers, Pendleton’s efforts to grab regional power, and plans to harness water to create a crat manufacturing hub in the valley.
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Pendleton
Umatilla
Walla Walla
Humanity and sport in the public gaze
The author argues humans retain interest in boxing and rough sport, noting the animal instinct persists despite evolution. He cites Battling Nelson and James J. Jeffries as examples and taxes the idea of natural athletic aggression against social progress, while discussing political figures Murphy, Conners, and Mayor Gaynor in New York.
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tiKken
Battling Nelson
James J. Jeffries
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
New York
William J. Conners
Tammany
Murphy
Rtle
Gaynor
Dalai Lama's capital falls as Chinese forces advance
The Chinese army enters the capital of Thibet ending Dalai Lam's rule. He fled from L Has as the invaders arrived. Officials debate second class postal rates and railroads' mail charges, seeking relief by exposing excessive rates or free government transport.
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Thibet
Dalai Lam
L’'Has
Saloonmen Plan Tempered Regulation in Baker City
In Baker City saloonkeepers resolve to bar minors from cigar stores as a common practice for self regulation. They also consider keeping small ferry boats at street crossings during thaw. The days grow not longer.
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Baker City
Minore
Modest Spending in a Florid Winter Quip
A brief witty exchange about spending through the winter, with one speaker proposing Florida as a warm retreat and the other noting that winter is all they have to spend. The light remark captures frugal humor over seasonal travel plans.
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Florida
Do You Get Up With a Lame Back
An advertisement for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root promotes its kidney, liver and bladder remedies. It claims to ease back pain, urinary issues, and nocturnal urination, offering free sample bottles and a booklet by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Ilmer & Co
Nina Ei Paraglente
Miss Ninette Porter Reports Cure by Perona
Miss Ninette Porter of Braintree Vermont says Perona cured her chronic lung hemorrhages after other remedies failed. She notes initial slow use, then a stringy discharge lessened and she gained flesh, calling herself well. Emma Martin of FLYES also credits Perona for relief after two years of doctors and costly treatments.
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Ninette Porter
Braintree
Vermont
Perona
Lartman
Mis
Mises
Deaf and Dumb Asylum Delays Dance Over Funds
An asylum for the deaf and dumb lacking funds cancels a dance. Elders watch as two men attempt to ask a woman to dance by signaling with gestures. The woman finally declines, saying she has “this dance with the dummy” in a line from Cosmopolitan.
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Coamopolitan
Another Good Buy Ranch with Irrigation in Pendleton Ore
A large 1640 acre fenced ranch with 800 acres in grain 260 acres alfalfa. Expected yield 750 tons of alfalfa this year. Water from a stream supports irrigation. Features include concrete domes ditches buildings fruit trees and berries. Railroad runs through the property. priced at 46600. EB Wade office American Net Bank Bid Pendleton Ore.
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EB. T. Wade
American Net
Pendleton
Ore
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Orpheum Theatre
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Pendleton Roller Mills
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