Last County Official Paper Pendleton East Oregonian
The Last County Official Paper Pendleton appears in the East Oregonian publishing company notices. It lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions by mail and carrier, with offices in Portland and Washington DC bureaus. The paper is a member of the United Press Association and is entered as second class mail in Pendleton Oregon.
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Birthright Poem Excerpt by Adelis Dunbar
The fragment presents a poetic meditation on spring and personal paths. It frames travelers noting Hus, fur, winds, and a call to choose a path free of sky or sea constraints, attributed to Adelis Dunbar.
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Adelis Dunbar
Worldwide sympathy after Italia tragedy prompts aid
The article notes global unity as nations respond to Italy's misfortune with charitable gifts and relief, citing San Francisco’s $60,000 donation and a fleet racing to the Mediterranean to aid. It emphasizes shared humanity beyond races and creeds and views sorrow as a common bond binding peoples.
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San Francisco
Mediterranean
United States
Equitable County School Levy Proposal Urged
The East Oregonian reports a call for a fair county levy next week to lift the county school levy by at least one mill. This would enable lowering district levies next year and balance school funding across the county. Large ranches and farming properties outside districts currently pay little toward schools, while town residents benefit from town schools. Many farmers endorse higher county levy to support district levies, hoping the county court acts fairly at the session.
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East Oregonian
Kam Oregonian
Welles
Judge and Commissioner To Act Fairly In This Matter
A brief note indicates the judge and commissioner will act fairly in the matter, ensuring impartial handling of the case and adherence to due process until a resolution is reached.
Pendleton Woolen Mill Meeting Promotes Local Investment
Pendleton residents urged to attend Monday's Commercial club session to discuss disposing of a $30,000 debt tied to the woolen mill. Builders hope the mill's reopening will boost payroll, housing demand, and merchant activity, attracting threshing machine and breakfast food factories and transforming Pendleton into a manufacturing city.
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Political factions duel over speakership in Oregon
The piece labels Pal MeaArthur as an aggressive new House member whose bid for speaker is ambitious but unwarranted amid veteran candidates. It also cites McArthur as a minority ally linked to machine politics and aims to thwart Governor Chamberlain. The East Oregonian cautions lawmakers to resist factional pull and unite to place trusted figures in key posts.
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East Oregonian
Senate
Inland Empire farmers seek grain bag duty removal
Farmers in the inland empire petition to remove the grain bag duty and abolish the Canadian coal tariff. They estimate the duty adds about a cent to the cost of each grain bag used in the northwest.
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Inland Empire
Northwest
Prohibition Widely Enforced Across Three States
Statewide prohibition took effect yesterday in North Carolina Mississippi and Alabama as the liquor trade comes under a nationwide ban. Proponents hail it as heroic, while observers note public fatigue with the saloon system in the United States.
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North Carolina
Mississippi
Alabama
United States
Civic cemetery improvement on forth side agenda
The library is fully supplied and civic betterment moves forward with plans to improve the forth side cemetery as the next project on the program.
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Forth Side
Supposedly Funny Echoes in London Jokes and Golf Morals
The fragment cites a Washington Star item about Sir Oliver Lodge who learned golf at St Andrews thirty years ago. His teacher Professor Tait told him golf is played with morals, not muscles, and Lodge joked that his morals might be judged harsher than his golf.
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Sir Oliver Lodge
St. Andrews
Professor Tait
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London News
Tall round-shouldered French sentinel in Algeria
In a Washington Star anecdote a tall round-shouldered French colonel passes a sentinel without challenge. He learns the sentry did not stop him because the sentinel mistook the officer for a camel, prompting a surprised exchange about the mistaken identity.
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Algeria
Coronel
Sentinel
Armon
Washington Star
Farmer Buys Family Carriage After Careful Saving
An old farmer with a small fortune from thrift orders a family carriage from a builder. The carriage maker jokes about rubber tires, but the farmer rejects the jab noting his family’s needs. The tale underscores prudent spending and practical choice.
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Philippines
Iossip
The Generous Rawal and the Old Lady Exchange
In a whimsical Philadelphia Ledger item, a playful street exchange unfolds as a boy declines cigarettes and offers a chew of tobacco instead, highlighting quirky dialogue between generations.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Trying to Weep Up and a Shakespeare Exchange
A quoted exchange from Thierga News features Arics Fitz of St. Louis responding to a question about Shakespeare. The dialogue references a long reading of the playwrights and hints at recent works, framed by a young man from the east.
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Arics Fitz
St. Louis
Thierga News
Young Man Marries Against Parents’ Wishes Tale
A young man defies his parents by marrying without their consent. He explains to a friend how to break the news, advising to begin with the claim that he is dead and then ease into the truth as the climactic reveal. The remark is attributed to Tit-Bits.
Fragmented newspaper humor and notices from El Paso area
Snippets recount stage theatrics and puns about death scenes, a Sunday school quip on quick versus dead, a housekeeping money jab, and a Christmas gift gesture. The piece notes 252 Southern Pacific track foremen receiving fat turkeys from the company before Christmas, mainly section masters living far from towns.
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Southern Pacific
el Paso
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Your Hat May Be on Styllah One But It Make Trouble
A humorous ad notes bald heads rise as stylish hats attract parasitic germs harming hair. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide to kill germs and restore healthy hair, offering samples and two sizes fifty and one dollar from Koeppen & Bros as Detroit ad agents.
Pendleton’s 1909 Tour Opens with High Hopes
A newspaper note notes Pendleton expects much from the coming year as he takes the helm for a 12 month tour of duty. The brief underscores projected achievements and the leader’s anticipations for the period ahead.
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Pendleton
Get off the mark quickly the sand in the hour gins
A compact, period tone prompt urges swift action as time slips away. The line emphasizes urgency and speed, likening progress to sand running from an hourglass, with a brisk, decisive mood.
Pointed Paragraphs and Truth in Shallow Times
A fragmentary passage critiques falsehood and passion, noting the economy pays its own dividends and artificial beauty pervades. It defines a suffragette as a woman who insists on being understood, and comments on homes, praise, and family sounds amid social chatter.
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