Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Ads Post Office Details
The Daily East Oregonian publicizes subscription rates for daily and weekly editions by mail and carrier. It notes sales locations in Pendleton and Portland and lists postal and press bureau details for readers.
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Fear as Fatal as Plague, Pilgrim Learns Lesson
A Pilgrim and the Plague exchange remarks about killings in Bagdad. The Plague claims it would kill 5000, while 45000 died of fright. The Pilgrim concludes fear proves deadlier than Plague.
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Bagdad
Ellis Home District Victory Assertion in Candidacy Filing
The declaration of candidacy filed in Salem shows Congressman Ellis lists 315 Lewin Street Pendleton Oregon as his residence. Supported by 26 years in Heppner Pendleton the text argues he is a bona fide resident with a permanent home in the Second District and will remain there regardless of campaign outcome.
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The Abandoned Sea Road
A historical reflection on the imminent Panama Canal opening transforming global shipping. It predicts the Magellan Strait route will fade as a 40 mile rock-cut world road saves 10,000 miles per voyage, ending perilous voyages, storms, and high insurance costs along the old ocean highway.
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Straits of Magellan
South American
New Panama Canal Route Reshapes World Trade
The article notes merchant ships will increasingly bypass South American ports as a new Pacific to Atlantic route via the Panama isthmus opens. It laments the long Horn route and estimates many ships were lost passing Cape Horn since discovery, calling the failure to dig the canal years ago an awful price.
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New World
Panama Canal
Rights for the women in Oregon voting debate
The editorial argues women who wish to vote should have the right without compulsion and compares voters to men, praising mothers and urging legislative support for Weston normal school expansion to meet regional needs. It notes Weston leads in enrollment, urging funding for a larger, well equipped school to serve broad territory.
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Pendleton Sees Banner Business Year in January
The January business index for Pendleton shows strong activity with improved sales and better collections than in many prior years, reflecting a vibrant Pendleton spirit and improved economic momentum.
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Pendleton
Pendleton's Secret Societies Draw Hundreds of Settlers
In Pendleton, more people know the password than in any other northwest town. The area boasts 24 secret societies with large memberships. A January comparison suggests a boost for Umatilla's winter settlement, citing Furcoum in Mingesota and shirt sleeves in Omatilla.
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Pendleton
Mingesota
Omatilla
Umatilla
Lifting of Umatilla irrigation headgates tops county event
The biggest event in Umatilla county for 1008 will be the lifting of the headgates of the Umatilla government irrigation project.
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Umatilla
Umuatilla
Watch Yourself Go By Poem Reflection by Stickland Gillilan
A reflective verse urges self inspection by personifying a reader as another self. It advises viewing one’s motives without bias, condemning cowardice and falseness, then returning to life with greater tolerance. The piece emphasizes self-improvement through stark inner scrutiny.
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Stickland
Gillilan
Lincoln in Bronze Poem on Lincoln Statue
A poem by Robertus Lore reflects on Lincoln in bronze, memory, and enduring national values. It speaks of the statue battered by storms yet not forgotten. It mentions the iron heart for brothers, a carved hand, and the enduring symbolism across past present future.
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Earth
Oregon Voters Urged to Approve State University Bill
A public appeal urges Oregon voters to pass the University of Oregon appropriation bill on the upcoming ballot. It stresses the need to keep higher education in state and prevent sending youth to Washington or Idaho for schooling, arguing against delays in educational funding.
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University of Oregon
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Idaho
Pride and Conscience by George Sterling
A fragmentary verse meditation on pain and judgment as a hunchback shambles past. The speaker questions beauty and divine order, challenging derision and a test of who is truly straight in God's sight as shadows and sunbeam converge.
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George Sterling
Weather Musings From Umatilla County
A brief note questions crossing future bridges and mentions an expected hard winter in February. It contemplates ongoing seasons with ten months of summer already in Umatilla County, reflecting cautious outlook on coming weather.
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Umatilla
Right From the Reserve Editorial Praise for Forestry Service
The Snake River Sentinel voices editors across the state praising Mr Pineho and the forestry service. It lauds the forest guard stationed in the city for his courtesy and readiness to aid national development and progress in the west.
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Houston Excursion Anticipation Draws Wide Attention
Readers await details of the Her excursion to Houston as plans and schedule details generate curiosity. Pending official announcements and event partners, the public eyes the calendar for dates venues and potential lineups.
Sneak Thief Steals Elk Teeth Necklace at Lewiston Store
A thief stole a necklace of elk teeth valued at 600 dollars from a cigar store stand in Lewiston. The necklace was on display among a number of Indian artifacts.
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Lewiston
Leap Year Refusal From Detroit Free Press Poem
A poem from the Detroit Free Press narrates a man telling Maud he cannot wed her. He explains he loves another and offers to remain her brother and friend instead. He urges her to find a better man who will marry her, while promising ongoing support.
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Detroit Free Press
Rail link to Key West Spurs distant reef gateway
A long isolated Key West lines toward the mainland as planners push a $15 million Atlantic coast railroad through difficult terrain to connect the distant tropical city with Miami and Tampa. The project aims to bind Key West to broader markets once unreachable by rail.
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Honolulu
Tampa
Gulf of Mexico
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Florida Keys
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Cuba as Doorway to Prosperity and a Key West Route
In Henry M Plagler s view Cuba will someday be a gateway of growth for the railroad to Key West. He asserts that after the world is finished Havana will be connected by huge ferries carrying solid trains, creating a through route from New York to Cuba, as quoted in February Everybody s.
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Henry M. Plagler
Cuba
Copper price prophecy and market swings in early 1900s
The account traces copper prices from 1903 to 1907, noting forecasts by Thomas Lawson and others that copper would stay high, then rise to 26% cents, and finally plunge to around 11% cents. It cites era commentary predicting volatility, with dates from 1903 04 05 06 and market outcomes through 1907.
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Thomas W. Lawson
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T. W. Tn Deavember
Frank Fayant
A Foregone Conclusion My Daughter Marries 4 Millionaire
Detroit Free Press notes a wagered marriage as a daughter reportedly plans to wed a wealthy suitor while she has just joined the chorus. The piece reflects public curiosity about the romance and timing of the wedding.
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Detroit Free Press
Andrews sues Northern Pacific over sheep deaths and losses
R A Andrews filed suit in the United States circuit court at Spokane seeking 8172 damages from the Northern Pacific. He claims the death of one sheep and the shrinkage in value of hundreds of others during transit from Oregon Washington and Idaho.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
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