Oregonian Relishing Co Subscription Rates
Published in Pendleton Oregon by the Oregonian Relishing Co. the notice lists daily and weekly subscription options. Prices include daily one year at 2.50, six months at 1.25, and weekly options at 1.60 for six months. The paper is entered as second class mail and is official city and county paper.
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Paediston
Oregonian Relishing CO
Wall
Lettee Aptavenes
Malle Evsers
Mall Hseekly
Mall
Pendleton
J. W. Kimbrell
Proliabio
Oldnat Avenar
Scientific American
Farrest
Eclentitte
L. A
All Newsdealer Cossinrower
Washington
Poem Fragment on Nature and Humility
A fragment ponders how distant stars, the sea and earth entwine with sympathy and mirth, yet none is truly exalted while others remain humble. The lines hint at shared vulnerability and the leveling force of cosmic scale.
Pendleton Schools Lead In Practical Culture Courses
The Pendleton high school becomes the first in the state to offer an agriculture course and plans a domestic science program for girls. The board aims to blend useful study with culture, expanding facilities in the new high school for practical subjects and lectures that benefit daily life.
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Pendleton Schools
Pendleton High School
East Oregonian
The Race Problem in the South and West
A historical text describes growing racial tensions in the southern United States as a dominant threat to peace and progress. It notes a second race issue in the West due to Asians, especially Chinese exclusion laws restricting influx, with Oregon cited as less affected.
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South
Bexet
West
Oregon
Taft Negotiating Treaty on Japanese Immigration
The text reports President Taft negotiating a treaty to admit Japanese laborers to America without restriction. If such a treaty is made, the west would face a race problem similar in seriousness to that confronting the south.
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Taftle
America
Japan
State good roads bills opposed by fear of cross state highway
Farmers oppose the mood roads association push fearing funds will back a cross state highway from the Columbia River to the California line. There is no bill for such a highway. The highway commission bill would improve county roads with state half funding. Opponents misjudge the situation as the measures aim to aid local roads and not a national route.
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State Mood Roads Association
Columbia River
California Line
Highway Commission
East Oregonian
Roller methods urged to push legislature to work
With three weeks left in the session, supporters urge vigorous sessions to finish work. Speaker Rusk backs the approach to avoid last minute overload and potential poor decisions. Critics note initiative and referendum gains from public demand for cleaner, more certain lawmaking.
Song of Love Awakening From Quiet Earth
The poem by Charlotte Becker speaks of dull earth waking to companionship and love. A god travels the world and a wondrous song restores wisdom, turning barren places into bloom as the speaker hears spring and feels the beating of love.
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Love
Charlotte Becker
Polygamy Heritage in Utah Towns Noted in Census Text
In Forestdale and Bountiful Utah, polygamy history shapes social life. The text cites large Mormon families, a polygamous cellar from anti polygamy raids, and children bearing double surnames like Helen Cannon. It mentions Mrs Jones as a wife of George M Cannon and another Mrs Pierce with a child listed as Duffin.
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Forestdale
Papi
Jones
Helen Cannon
Bountiful
Pierce
Duffin
January History Notes From a Distant Year
A fragmented January history list reviews events from 1804 to 1905. Notable items include Munge Park’s explorer on his second Africa expedition, the French fleet aiding Sicily and Naples, Mexican border troops, a San Francisco marathon time, and charitable gifts to New York institutions.
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Africa
Toulon
Sicily
Naples
Texas
Mayaguaz
Porto Rico
North Carolina
Bishop Ames
Methodist Episcopal Church
War Department
Methodist Churches
New Orleans
Cin- Cinciti
S. B. Davis
Marshal McMahon
Repubiic
M. Jules Grevy
Lieutenant de Long
Jeanette
Moscow
United States
Russia
Hun River
Japan
Better Manners Show Through Street Observations
A Philadelphia Press column notes everyday kindness in city streets. A hurried man returns envelopes to an old woman and offers a quarter after helping, a lamp post is repainted, and a passerby helps an elderly lady into a doorway. Mississippi homeseeker booklet promotes agricultural resources and opportunities.
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Philadelphia Press
Tenth
Chestnut Streets
Bii
Bit
Cranford
Land and Industrial Department of the Southern and Mobile & Ohio
Mississippi
That Poor Husband After Christmas Ring Suspicion
A frugal husband named Mr. Perkins saved for six months to buy a diamond ring for his wife. On Christmas morning he plays Santa and is met with joy, then doubt when Mrs. Perkins questions if the ring is real diamonds or rhinestones.
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Lodge
Polygamous Cities and Mormon Polygamy Revival
MecClure's editor Burton J. Hendrick notes in The Mormon Revival of Polygamy that after the manifesto, plural marriages persisted. He cites settlements near Salt Lake City including Forestdale and Bountiful where polygamists keep "legal" families and send wives for confinements.
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Burton J. Hendrick
Salt Lake City
Forestdale
Bountiful
Salt Lake
Mrs Marion Ward Farnum Elocution Coach At Hotel La Fontaine
Mrs Marion Ward Farnum offers elocution oratory and dramatic art coaching with a limited private pupil intake. She provides physical culture breathing and role building instruction at room 16 Hotel La Fontaine above the French Restaurant.
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