Portland Daily News Office Addresses and Postage Note
A garbled preface lists multiple city offices and addresses including Portland Oregon Chicago Bureau and Washington bureau. Mentions security building and 501 fourteenth street N W with a Pendleton Oregon postmark and second class mail status.
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Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
POO Security
Washington, J
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Pendleton Seeks Gravity Water System After Traction
Local supporters of a mountain water supply in Pendleton and the East Oregonian push for a gravity system, arguing a traction network will boost growth and funding. They endorse upgrading current water without delay and expect future interurban links to make a high reservoir and ample supply feasible for 25,000 people, with water from the south fork of the Umatilla when ready.
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Pendleton
East Oregonian
Omatilla
Swaggarts View Communique in East Oregonian
A brief note references yesterday’s issue and a communication from B F Swaggart. It indicates Swaggart’s perspective or stance was presented in the East Oregonian, inviting readers to review the prior publication for details.
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the East Oregonian
B. F. Swaggart
Alberta colonization opinion from stockman Swartwell
Well known stockman expresses concern about Alberta as a wheat and stockraising area. He argues eastern Oregon offers better climate and land, warning readers not to rush to Canada. The East Oregonian notes potential future railways and an influx of settlers to central Oregon while wishing former Uma tilla county residents success in Alberta.
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Alberta
Swerart
Northland
Swaggart
East Oregonian
Canada
Oregon
Umatilla
Stars and Stripes
Uma- Na
Pendleton Investment In Traction Stock Promoted
An offer to raise fifty thousand dollars for a traction system states the Pendleton funds will be invested in stock of the traction company, not given as a gift. Dividends are uncertain, but local stockholders are urged that the enterprise should boost development, feeder interurban lines, and eventual realty gains.
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Washington-Oregon
Pendleton
Mayor Murphy Urges City Park and Sewer Improvements
In his council message Mayor Murphy calls for a city sewer for the west end west of the O R N track and soon to appoint a park committee to establish a park system. He also urges improving the north side cemetery and academy grounds and adding outdoor resting places this year.
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Murphy
Ao Park Committee
Old North Side
Old Academy
East Webb Street
Umatilla County Seen as Rich in Wealth and Tax Value
Umatilla county stands second in wealth and state tax value, with a $42,000,000 assessed valuation exceeded only by Multnomah county. The piece predicts rapid growth from irrigation of arid land and expansion of electric infrastructure.
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Umatilla County
Multnomah County
Pendleton's Loyal Aggressive Business Group Faces Clashes
In Pendleton a tight circle of loyal business leaders and property owners wields influence. They share aims yet differ in temperament and occasionally clash over priorities and methods.
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Pendleton
Telephones Bring City Communication Boom Says Editor
A city editor notes that the phone business rose by about 14 percent over the past year, praising the ion movement and the new 194 telephones installed within a year as proof the town is not dead. The piece emphasizes collective action and modern infrastructure boosting local activity.
The Soul's Motion and Time's Eternal Dance
A poetic sequence from Pendleton Oregon in 1909 1910 explores life divinity and motion. It links atoms seas and seasons with the soul and time, ending with a poem about being a bondsman of the day and memory.
Roses Stay In Summer Dream Theme Poem Note
An Atlanta Constitution poem fragment laments winter’s chill and longing for a past summer in a rose filled scene. The Milwaukee Rowing Club receives a 60 foot riverside land gift from Milwaukee city for an expansion of club quarters.
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Atlanta Constitution
The
Milwaukee Rowing Club
Civility and Parting Reflections in Quiet Farewell
A reflective poem about peaceful parting and the restraint of civility. It contrasts polite social ritual with the urge for honest truth, noting generations shaped by civility and the demand to avoid scenes. The speaker recalls a courteous gesture and the tension between appearance and sincerity.
Industry claims on plumage trade reach Europe and U S
Testimony cites a Florin plumeshunter who reportedly donated and processed 225000 birds in one season for collections in this country and Europe. The figure highlights the scale of the commercial plumage trade and its reach across markets and advocates.
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Florin
Europe
Plume hunting and wildlife as speechless victims of fashion
A fragmented discussion on the brutal bird plunder for millinery and the global plume trade. It notes vast feather imports, hunting by hawks and humans, and the toll on birds, forests, and ecosystems. Anecdotes touch Japanese raiders, Hawaiian skins, and a cynical travel vignette about railroad chatter.
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London
Hawaiian Islands
Paris
W. Alanson Bryan
Hawaiian
For Sale Stock Ranch Near Pilot Rock
Advertises an 1800 acre stock ranch ten miles south of Pilot Rock owned by G. W. Linaner with 90 white faced Hereford cattle 60 full blood cows 40 grades plus 10 horses and $100 of fowl. Two wagons and farm machinery included. Claims the land is a gift if you pay the steep $12 560 per acre price.
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Pilot Rock
G. W. Linaner
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