Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Listing
Readable lines indicate an old newspaper masthead listing sales locations and affiliations. It notes the Daily East Oregonian as a city and county paper distributed by News Co at 329 Morrison Street and near Washington D C, with United Press Association membership and second class mail status.
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East Oregonian
The
von News Co
Morrison Areo Area
Washington, D._C
Ornorean 'S Or Fook
Wenih Street
N. W
Poetic Maneuver of Hope and Struggle with Rope
A fragmentary verse explores hope as a force that can drive effort to break free from a binding fate. It contrasts hopeful striving with mope and grim persistence, hinting at a path toward a chosen trade category through determined action.
Farmers warned away from Alberta leave Umatilla in cold profit chase
The East Oregonian recalls two years of Alberta migration where settlers faced harsh cold and poor crops. Many Umatilla County residents invested money in Canadian land agents and saw little return while crops failed. The piece laments the exodus but wishes guarded success to those who stayed and adapted.
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Alberta
East Oregonian
Umatilla
Uma
Portland Stands On Fair Praise In Oregonian View
The Oregonian downplays the Lewis and Clarke fair, countering that the event was splendid for the state and worthy of statewide pride. The note argues the fair benefited all of Oregon and deserves proper regard.
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The
Oregonian
District fair funds questioned by Oregon press
The East Oregonian argues state and district fair appropriations advance agriculture and development, contrasting Portland’s funding with Pendleton and San Francisco’s investments. It notes Portland raised 490000 for its big fair, while the third district effort drew far more from local business, and California’s Panama Fair spending is cited in a warning.
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East Oregonian
Portland
The
Oregonian
Pendleton
San Francisco
Building Boom Anticipated In Pendleton This Summer
The town expects a busy season with a branch asylum, a federal building, and a federal courtroom if appropriation increases allow work soon. A new high school is hoped for if the school board’s stance holds, and Father Durgan says Catholics plan a new church this summer.
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Judge Ellis
Father Durgan
Pendleton Round-up faced with crowd housing challenge
With over $10 000 already raised for the Pendleton Round-up organizers face a tougher task beyond funding. They must provide sleeping and eating accommodations for five to six thousand visitors next fall, ensuring guests are not left to sleep on sidewalks or wander the streets after enjoying the event.
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Pendleton
Extension of Uma tila project seen in surveys
Preliminary surveys are being completed on the Uma tila extension and prospects look favorable for construction this summer. Political factors cloud certainty as officials weigh the project amid ongoing debates.
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Umatila
Eastern Oregon towns face census fate as laundry tale
References to eastern Oregon towns learning their fate from census data liken them to a flannel shirt sent to steam laundry. The remark suggests Pendleton likely shares the same outcome, implying broader implications for the region.
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Pendleton
Assembly Forces Seek Trouble for Presiding Officers
The passage notes that assembly forces are irked by disorganized legislature and are attempting to provoke actions against presiding officers, signaling rising tensions without detailing concrete plans or dates.
Pendleton Commercial Association to elect officers
The forthcoming event in Pendleton will be the annual election of officers for the Commercial Association. Get preparations underway for the meeting and voting process.
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Pendleton
The
Commercial Association
Pendleton Public Library Seen As Useful and Entertaining
The Pendle ton public library is described as both useful and entertaining, serving as an ornamental asset to the community. The remark highlights the library’s practical value and its aesthetic appeal within the town.
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Pendleton Public Library
Winter May Bring Snow Later This Season
A brief note suggests colder weather could arrive later, with possible snow. Forecasters warn of shifting patterns and a modest chances of accumulations as days grow shorter. Local officials urge residents to prepare for icy conditions if forecasts materialize.
Socialists and Libs mock promises at New York dinner
Philip Snowden, the socialist MP, told a New York dinner that those who oppose socialism misunderstand it. He contrasted old era pledges of beer and a silk dress with modern cheap tactics by Lord Lansdowne and other peers promising property shares to gain votes.
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Philip Snowden
New York
Lord Lansdowne
Crankhood and the Power of Being Ahead of Time
A reflective piece argues that true cranks are ten to ten million years ahead of their era. It urges resilience against ridicule, noting every liberty and scientific advance arose from bold hunches. Crankhood is praised as a reward in itself, shaping the future and inspiring progress.
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Reck of Conservation
Birth of Duff Told by Mauretania Captain
Captain Turner recalls how plum duff originated at sea after a storm killed the cook and provisions. Sailors, lacking cooking knowledge, used a drafted book to make a pudding stuffed with Malaga raisins and finished with a rich sauce. The boatswain’s mate named it duff from rough speech.
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Turner
Mauretania
Malaga
Duff
Viewpoint on pure food debated at Gotham club
Mrs. Mary T. Metcalfe at the Waldorf Astoria discussion cites a food dealer’s claim that chemicals in food are harmless, noting the argument hinges on point of view. A Niagara anecdote about hotel changes reflects shifting perspectives and rising hotel numbers.
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Mary T. Metcalfe
Gotham Club
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Niagara
Falls
A Lesson for Diplomats From Elihu Root at Brown
At a Providence luncheon ahead of the John Hay memorial library dedication, Elihu Root praised John Hay for gracious and prudent diplomacy. He recalled a Christmas tale of a naughty girl who warned that Santa might skip presents, noting the caution to avoid near the chimney.
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Elihu Root
Providence
John Hay
Brown University
Santa Claus
Quick Changes at Weddings Dressed for New Gown
In a humorous exchange a wife refuses to reuse her previous wedding dress claiming she cannot wear the same gown at Ellen Ix’s upcoming marriage. The lighthearted headline appears in Fliegende RBlaetter.
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Ellen Ix
Greeley Draws Power From Long Transcontinental Line
Greeley Colorado taps electricity from what is claimed to be the world’s longest transmission line. Power is generated in the Rockies at Shoshone about 262 miles away, delivering energy by a distant route the crow flies.
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Greeley
Colorado
Rockies
Shoshone
Rumors of Carter in Cabinet Stir Politics
The piece surveys political gossip about Senator Carter of Montana possibly succeeding Frank Hitchcock in the Cabinet. It notes Beveridge's birthday reshapes his self view, Nebraska's Aldrich as a traditional Methodist governor, and Iowa fish and game chief Lincoln urging farmers to raise fish. It calls North Dakota and Virginia poised to gain new senators and ends with a humorous exchange about American weather and climate jokes.
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United States
Carter
Montana
Frank H. Hitchcock
Albert T. Beveridge
Indiana
Chester A. Aldrigh
Nebraska
Iowa
North Dakota
Virginia
Skin Diseases Are Cured By Blood Purifier S S S
An advertorial promotes S S S as a blood purifier that cleanses humors and acids from the circulation to cure skin diseases. It claims eczema acne tetter salt rheum pimples and eruptions heal as the blood becomes nourished with healthy flowing blood and the skin improves. Free book and advice offered by The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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S.S.S
Atlata
Satisfied Ignorance at French Cooks Show
Armand Guillenant recalls Baron Rothschild connection and urges American cooks to study French methods while noting American independence. A Senegalese tale contrasts language barriers between old chief and an illiterate woman on miscommunication and cultural exchange.
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Duluth
Armand Guillenant
Baron Rothschild
France
Paris
The Silver Lining in a College Expulsion Tale
Mrs Shortcash reads a letter announcing their con is expelled from college. She gasps Oh John, while Shortcash questions if he can recover without an assignment. The scene hints at hardship and potential perseverance amid setback.
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John
Mra. Shortcash
Shortcash
CentralAmerica planes keep lights on to prevent rusting wires
In damp Central America during the rainy season, pilots keep electric lights burning inside planes to stop wires from rusting. The practice aims to protect electrical systems, though the article notes the region’s humidity challenges and maintenance considerations for aircraft.
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Central America
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