Pendleton Traction Fund Surges as Five Lead with $1000 Each
The drive to raise 60000 for a traction system shows strong momentum with over 6000 raised yesterday. Five committee members Smith Alexander Cohen Fee and Murphy each pledged 1000, signaling public backing and urging other property owners and business leaders to invest for Pendleton’s renewal and future prosperity.
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Mesers Smith
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Cohen
Fee
Murphy
Pendleton
East Oregonian
T Han
Pendleton Unity Urged In Town Traction Move
An East Oregonian editorial argues Pendleton’s factional divisions hinder the town’s traction project. It urges all leading property owners and residents to unite under one Pendleton and Progress flag for the benefit of the city’s future.
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Pendleton
Pendleton and Progress
Pendleton’s restless politics and commerce breed rivalries
Pendleton remains a lively town with strong commercial, political, and social currents. The text highlights deep-rooted rivalries among factions and suggests the impact on individuals, including prominent families and community leaders, as the town navigates change.
Pendleton's First Annual Poultry Show Opens
The Pendleton poultry show begins with a large display of fowls in the Smith Crawford block. Organizers expect a successful event that will boost local poultry raising and encourage small farming in eastern Oregon. Citizens are urged to attend and support the effort to promote the industry.
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Pendleton
Morrow County
Oregon
Water supply reform urged for Pendleton area
A local plea calls for a proper diagnosis of muddy water problems and an improved supply. Residents fear contamination from dirt and runoff along Wild Horde Creek and urge immediate steps to provide clean, safe drinking water.
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Pendleton
Pen
Fiee
Wild Horde Creek
Eventide Refuge: Two Tired Kiddies Sleep at My Side
In gentle verse a weary caregiver recalls evening stillness at home. Two children nestle on a loyal breast as golden hair and sturdy arms dissolve into sleep. The speaker offers protection and faith as shadows deepen and the day ends.
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Widdleton
Waddleton
I Remember the House and Its Neighbors in New York Run
A nostalgic snapshot recalls the home of the speaker with a red-faced janitor and a crusty bachelor upstairs. Neighbors include snooping onlookers, a violist mother, a violinist son, and a father with brass instruments. The era of the talkerphone and family hardship threads through the crowded apartment life.
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Horace Dodd Gaatt
New York
Fragmented verse snippets on life and a hen tale
A collection of garbled lines recalls a poem about life and Eden with references to a New York woman and a hen that laid 120 eggs in sixty days. The text mixes fragments of rhymed imagery and odd dialogue, including misspelled phrases and stray quotes.
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New York
Nya
Morrows County Directory Idea Spurred by Regional Ties
Representatives from Polk and Co discuss creating a combined directory including Morrow county. They note Morrow links more closely to Umatilla than Baker or Union, replying to past consolidations with Pendleton Uma tilla counties.
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Polk & Co
Pendleton
Umatilla
Union
Baker Countie
Morrow County
Baker
Traction System Seen as Key to Water Supply
In the view of the Fast Oregonian the surest way to get a new water system is to make the traction movement a success. With a traction system in operation here many improvements, now unattainable, will become easy. Get the traction system and we will soon secure a new water supply.
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Sam Langford
Pendleton Faces Crisis Without City Unity
Pendleton cannot grow unless leading officials align, as the city faces a critical moment demanding united action. A divided Pendleton risks stalling progress and undermining development efforts.
Local merchants urged to unite for town welfare
A call stresses that while fighting may be needed in disputes, all local businessmen and property owners should act as brothers when the town’s welfare is at stake, underscoring unity over divisions.
For Sale A Free Gift Stock Ranch Offer
A historical notice advertises an 1800 acre stock ranch eight miles from a depot with detailed livestock and gear. It states the land may be taken as a free gift and warns buying land at 12.60 per acre is optional, outlining cattle horses wagons and machinery values.
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