County Official Paper Subscriptions The Oregon News Co sale
A fragmented notice lists subscription rates for a county official paper and related publications with various durations and delivery by mail or carrier. It mentions offices at Portland and Washington DC and notes United Press Association membership and postal details in Pendleton Oregon.
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Renin At En Tee
Dietoan
Caroonlin R TE Ishing CO
Daily Past Oregonians
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Choreau, 000
Washington, DC
Fourteenth Wheet
N. W
Simms Poem Excerpt On Decay Of Power And Ruin
A William Gilmore Simms verse warns that decay signals ruin for a race. It contrasts idle security with active conquest, asserting power rests on timely, decisive use of the hour. Laments wasted defense and the danger of vainglorious walls over effective action.
Pendleton Seeks New Industry to Boost Local Business
Pendleton presses for growth through new industries and closer population ties. Local merchants push to restart the woolen mill, with a tonight meeting to discuss a $30,000 bond issue to finance the venture and spur inward commerce.
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Pendleton
Portland
Power on the Farm in Eastern Oregon
Venturing into the East Oregon energy push, the article notes growing filings for hydroelectric projects along the John Day river and in Umatilla County. It stresses how latent energy, once developed, will boost towns and farms, lower costs, and improve farming efficiency with cheap reliable power for machinery and harvests.
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Umatilla
John Day River
Oregon
Royal Community
Review of
Donald Cameron Shafer
Power shifts from coal to electric farming and stream energy
The passage laments the farmer's lack of power and cheap fertilizer, praising a shift from coal to mechanical energy. It envisions rivers and streams running as the fur goddess Electra’s pipe, supplying endless power as electrical engineers hear Tennyson’s brook proclaim engines may come and go, but power lasts.
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Electra
Tennyson
Brook
Only One Course Seen To Defeat Chamberlain
Oregon voters and lawmakers voice strong support for Governor Chamberlain as senator. Opposition is accused of planning bribery to sway the election, with Roosevelt’s stance cited as influential. Two weeks remain before ballots are cast.
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Chamberlain
Oregon
Roosevelt
Pendleton Property Owners No County Road Tax Decision
The East Oregonian recalls publishing months ago that Pendleton property owners do not pay county road taxes. Street assessments alone are deemed sufficient.
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Pendleton
East Oregonian
Cold north wind reaches Pendleton from Canada
The north wind Pendleton faced last night crossed the border from Canada. Former Umatilla county residents now living under the Arctic circle may view life there with curiosity and humor.
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Pendleton
Umatilla County
Iife
Arctic Circle
Eagles-Wood Men Building Phrase Stirs Local Debate
A terse remark echoes through town as residents discuss naming the newly finished structure. The exchange hints at pride and tension over identity, with a few noting tradition while others push for a more inclusive appellation. The moment captures a small civic drama amid ongoing construction.
Washington Apples Display Delights London Crowd
Consul Walter C Hamm reports a London Telegraph excerpt showing Washington Wenatchee valley apples displayed at Covent Garden on November 27 1908. The Winter Banana drew attention as a new variety and the exhibit suggested strong Europe bound shipments and a ready market for Pacific coast fruit.
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Walter C. Hamm
Hull
England
London Telegraph
Washington
United States of America
Wenatchee Valley
Decline in U S Bicycle Exports Warns Industry Shift
The Bicycling World of New York reports U S bicycle and parts exports have fallen toward the one million dollar mark after years of higher figures. Germany and Great Britain show ten month totals of about 11.8 million and 5 million respectively, prompting calls for action to salvage the U S cycle industry.
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Bicycling World Company
New York
Way
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Minnesota implement dealers gather in Minneapolis planning surge
About 600 Minnesota implement dealers converge in Minneapolis to map a plan for a booming crop era and renewed prosperity. The meeting signals coordinated industry action as dealers address supply, marketing, and distribution strategies amid expected record harvests.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Yapanhootee Legend as Satire in Florida Times Union
A fragmented historical piece presents a satirical Native American figure Yappy Yap-a-hoo-tee as a windbag pundit. It blends mock Indigenous critique with political jabs against corporations and war rhetoric, culminating in a mock motto urging trust in Yap. This piece showcases overt caricature and period voice with aggressive, humorous polemic.
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Minnehawhan
Florida Times-Union
Yappy
Womanly Wisdom for New Year Resolutions
The piece blends domestic tips with reflections on happiness and independence. It notes sharpening a big knife, forming independence, turning stale cake into dessert, and preparing children's lunches with dates and sugar. It cites January first, nineteen-nine, as a resolution time and hints at imperfect eyesight affecting needlework.
Fragments from January Farm Journal provide thrift tips
A patchwork of domestic guidance and dialogue from January Farm Journal. It includes a ginger snaps recipe using sugar syrup and butter with ginger, plus domestic scenes of a couple debating life. It contrasts home physician fees with urban practice and hints at thrift and practicality.
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MAL
Mall
Dally
Carrier
Wesney
Memter United Press Association
Main
William Gilmore Simms
Fulton
Senate
Eagles-Woodmen
Molly Cottontall
Billy Hladder
Sams
Dachshund
Gad-a-about
Pat
Ters
Iar
War
Line
Ananias
Judas
Jael
Fral
E'Enmoeut
Popper
Franklin
Buncombe
Cuba
Falar
Clarence
San Juan
Santiago
Sisk
Dr. Pierce
World
Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y. de
Prrece
People's Common Sense
Farm Journal
Montie B. Gwinn
H. C. Stephens
J. W. Maloney
T. G. Montgomery
American National Bank
Pendeton Savings Bank
Sorosis
Alexander
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
Ing Machines
Jesse
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
N. K. Clarke
C. W. Cornelius
St. Joseph’s Academy
Pendleton, Oregon
Andeal
Sisters of St. Francia
Philadelphia
Atnte
Henry
Pendleton Lee & Cold Storage Company
Phone Main
Neagle Bros
Colesworthy
E. Alta
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