Geegonian Indebted to Pendleton Trade Hub
Pendleton based East Oregonian Publishing Co outlines subscription rates for daily and weekly editions and notes Pendleton as a wholesale distributing point for Baker Grant Wallowa Union Morrow and Umatilla counties. The article argues for local merchants to form a jobbing concern to bypass freight discrimination and exploit the town’s central east Oregon location as a wholesale hub and rail and wagon routes converge here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wholemle
Baker, Grant
Wallowa
Union
Morrow
Umatilla
Oregon
Bolowis
Wagon Rease
Carthe
Ehoop
Northwest
A Romance of the Umatilla and John M Gearin’s Rise
Autumn at the mouth of Tutuilla creek tells of an immigrant train crossing a wild Oregon frontier. A baby is born under Umatilla hills as the river Columbia beckons, and the boy grows to manhood to become a United States senator who champions river commerce. The tale links the Umatilla region to John M Gearin, now Oregon’s senator, in a narrative of fate and destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutuilla Creek
Per Veton
Columbia River
Columbia
United States Senate
Umatilla
John M. Gearin
Oreron
Pendleton as eastern Oregon trade hub proposed
An editorial fragment argues Pendleton could become the jobbing center for eastern Oregon under new freight rates. It notes the town's cold storage facilities and potential as a retail distributing point for a wide territory, urging development to capitalize on the improved system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Oregon
Office Supplies Rilank Peake Proclaims Complete Line
The notice touts a broad range of office goods from files and clips to pens inks and boxes. It promises up to date products and a specialty in office emsentium catering to the busy businessman with reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilank Peake
Triple State Alliance Aims River Improvements Plan
The East Oregonian urges a triple state alliance of Oregon Washington and Idaho to create a permanent joint river commission. The body would study the Columbia and Snake rivers set costs and recommend joint appropriations and laws to oversee systematic improvements led by strong regional business figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Snake Rivers
Oregon
Washington
Iiahe
Aopoint
Umatilla
Northwest
Iisho
Salem
United Nation
Northwest States
Columbo
Viacious Place
New York
Ohio
Me Song And The Singer by Post Wheeler
A fragmentary verse reflects a struggle to sing with meaning amid sorrow and despair. The speaker hopes to voice a note of hope that reaches through darkness, even if only rarely someone copies the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavids
Infamous Timber Law Recalled as Forests Vanish
A historical critique argues Congress passed the timber and stone act without foreseeing rapid forest loss. The piece accuses monopolists and lumber barons of exploiting the law to acquire vast gov land at $2.50 per acre, now valued at $60 to $209 per acre, with monthly gains. The Talisman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Masters and flirts spark debate on policing and towns
A letter from Alton argues against harsh police tactics to stop male and female suitors. It questions who protects modest men from flirtatious women, urges a balanced standard. The piece criticizes Webb Street conditions near W & C RB tracks and urges moving the railroad out of the business district. Pendleton is described as no longer a country village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Webb Street
Webb
Pendleton
Mrs Eddy Monument and the Power of Science and Health
A New York World excerpt reflects on Mrs. Eddy’s monument and 46 years of publication of Science and Health praising her influence on modern spiritual healing and medicine. The piece notes Eddy’s global reach from Christ Church to European movements and asserts her role in legitimizing faith healing and the rejection of conventional pathology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toelef
Mr. Eddy
Sprsin
Eddy
New York World
Geometric Terms Paraphrase from Chicago Record Herald
The excerpt defines a straight line as the shortest path between two points and explores related concepts. It mentions a broken line as a sequence of connected segments described by women alighting from a street car and a mixed line as a reception committee for a presidential candidate. It also notes that points neglected by a drosmaker form a plain figure and discusses variability in figures of equal shape and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bargin Tibbee Ie
J Oiut
Drosmaker
Chicago Record-Herald
Weather Syndicate Warns of Uncertain Season
The Worthington Star quotes a playful weather note predicting a mixed year with April and June hints, scattered by months from August to October, causing variable temperatures and a lingering sense of liveliness amid chillier spells. The piece reads like a poem on weather uncertainty and village mood.
Henry Prengivrie Dies in Hidden Mine Accident
Henry Prengivrie died in a mine accident at Indlank mine where his back was broken months ago. The only known living relative is a young widow not named in this report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Prengivr Ie
Faker Gith
Indlank
le & Young
King Solomon's Vase in Genoa Cathedral Display Hidden Value
The article notes the 600 year preservation of a vase from Solomon with a 12 inch emerald stem and 5 inch height kept behind multiple locks. It mentions limited public displays by Senate order and cords securing the neck, with access restricted to one person. Also cited is J. M. Snow asking Washington for 105,750 dollars to continue state road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Honda
Silaomon
Sheba
Rolle Hunter
J. M. Snow
Washington
Varlouw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pendent Newspaper
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Dally
Y Mail
Chicago
POP Security
Washington, DF
Fourteenth Street
Scripps News Association
Telep Malo
Pontottice
James Russell Lowell
Frazier’s Book Store
Triple State Alliance
Post Wheeler
the Alexander Department
Sorosis
Sorosif
Edppys
Pendleton Savings Bank
Montie FR. Gwinn
Morris
J. W. Maloney
G. Schmeer
Asst
W. J. Furnish
Chas H. Carter Be, T Marshaltl
Joseph Passer
K. Alexander Montif
Winn
F. Morris
J Furniah
J. N. Teal al Pare
Wardner
Idaho
R. Alexander
R. T. Cox
Joseph Basler
Charles FL. Carlet
EW. McComas
RN. Stanfield
A. J. Devlin
Wariner
Tdaho
J. Smith
L. Quienberg
E. Roetcher
Frank 3. Cyr
Marlon Jock
W. F. Matlock
P. Marehall
J. 4. Haley
Herbert Boyton
F. W. Vincent
A. GC. Koeppen
C.F. Roosevelt
TM. Lewie
Portland
Mantle B. Gwinn
T. J. Morris
D. P. Thompson
Steinway
KNAEF
Everitt
Packaiud
CHASE
Fischer
Emerson and Estey
Singer
Wheeler & Wilson
Jesse
Worthington Star
Lewis Hunter
Hotel
St. George
George Darveau
Bath
Holm
Huths En Soltg
Rome
Vealgarters
Rus
Rarail Thenteon
Doepote
the Hotel Bowman
Golden Rule Hotel
EL. Meroom
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