Pendleton Oregonian publication details and addresses
Notice of publishing options for the Pendleton Oregonian weekly and semi weekly editions with mailing and carrier rates, plus addresses for Northwest News Portland Chicago and Washington bureaus. Mentions United Press Association and official city and county paper status.
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Dally East
Oregonian
Pale Oene News Co
Ortland
Oregon
Northwest News, CO
Portland
Chicago
Itorenu
Washington, D. C
N. W
Fight This Unfair Scheme Against Orchard County Split
Pendleton and county residents oppose division and push back with a broad state campaign. False reports from Walla Walla claim Pendleton started the move, while Weston and Athena business leaders and newspapers publicly reject division. A statewide effort, funded by a strong fundraising drive, is urged to expose the true conditions and keep the county intact.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Milton-Freewater
Weston
Athena
Weeton
Tmatili
Advance in Medicine at Convention Warns on Cathartics
At the medical convention yesterday Dr. C Coffey discussed intestinal obstruction and warned against using cathartics in acute indigestion. He noted that many physicians once relied on laxatives but now favor safer, evidence based approaches as knowledge advances.
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BR. C. Coffey
Medical progress replaces old time remedies
The text notes a shift from cathartics to new treatments for acute indigestion. It asserts medicine is not exact and that doctors improve with better knowledge of human anatomy. It argues the medical profession should remain open to learning and new methods.
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Leeabenee
Roosevelt backs progressive insurgents in party split
The article argues Col. Roosevelt strongly supports the progressive insurgent wing. It notes meetings with Poindexter and other insurgents, and suggests Roosevelt’s encouragement aims to aid reform-minded senators. Roosevelt is portrayed as the driving force behind the rise of progressivism in the U.S.
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Col. Roosevelt
Poindexter
Washington
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Roocevelt
United States
Not the Best Witness Attacks on Assembly Plan by Farmers
The piece argues that L T Alderman, a university professor and candidate for state school superintendent, is not the best witness on the assembly plan. It cites farmers and granges from Hudson Pay as opposing the assembly, calling it a maneuver to blunt the direct primary law, and questions why farmers’ views aren’t given weight.
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Thessemblyites
Ecrange
Great Farmers Organization
Hudson Pay
Sis
Reclamation Debate and Oregon Irrigation Prospects
The piece discusses the Pinchot Ballinger dispute affecting federal reclamation work in Oregon. It notes uncertainty over future irrigation projects, potential Umatilla extension west of the river, and questions about water sources. It warns against division and urges funding to prevent creating Orchard County and higher taxes.
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Ballinger
Oregon
Umatilla
John Bay
Columbia
Wheat Yields Rise in Umatilla County Talk
From this time on wheat yields will constitute the most interesting subject of conversation in Umatilla county, signaling shifting concerns for farmers and local markets.
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Umatilla County
Jack Johnson Victory Impacts Racially Charged Crowd
Report notes that Jack Johnson's win provoked a wave of physical reverses among many members of his race, with observers citing injuries and clashes tied to the victory and prevailing tensions.
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Jack Johnson
Studious Doctors Avoiding Leisure Activities
A brief note describes a group of doctors who are noted for their studious nature, taking no swims or joy rides and focusing on study and work.
Do You Hear the Call of the Mountain Poem
A reflective piece echoes the pull of the mountains and the call of distant peaks. The narrator contemplates nature, solitude, and the lure of adventure in concise, lyrical lines.
Battered Plant Prospects In Yu Ma Shrouded By Caution
A cautious Los Angeles Times contemplates effects of a grusher strike on climate risk. The report notes potential need to prevent conditions that could trigger a fire as machinery and weather interact in the Yu Ma site.
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Yuma
The
Los Angeles ‘Times
The Study of Light and Electric Illumination Advances
A historical account notes advances in electric heating and illumination, highlighting General Electric’s laboratory in Schenectady New York as a premier center for light research. It describes rooms testing incandescent lamps, spectrums, lamp lifetimes, and instruments like photometers luximet ers and candlepower meters used to measure light strength, color, and distribution.
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General Electric Comppany
Sehnectidy
N.Y
Electrleight
Realiny
The Colonel at Tome On Tuambo Tumbo Returns
A Portland Journal poem by Wilt Mason laments the return of Bwana Tumbo the colonel. It blends wild imagery of slaying beasts and lands scarred by conflict with a note of restoration as the colonel resumes presence at the door. The piece fuses colonial bravado with rural nostalgia.
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Annacondos
Homestead
Wilt
Mason
Portland Journal
Out of season cyclists find ice in April
A group of cyclists touring New Jersey stop at a farmer’s house for a drink. The farmer offers buttermilk and ice is requested. The farmer jokes that ice is unlikely in late April, highlighting the humor of seasonal expectations.
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New Jersey
Warned man laments politics and seafood cravings
An unnamed speaker recalls warnings to avoid politics as he vents about political talk. A Des Moines girl summering in Atlantic City samples seafood during a New York trip, then laughs off clams at dinner with her fiance. A Chicago News note adds interest to a prizefight between two trained men.
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Des Moines
Atlantic City
New York
Clamal
Chicago News
Senator Dolliver Speech in Philadelphia Highlights Iowa
Senator Dolliver of Iowa delivered a Philadelphia speech drawing national attention to farm policy and tariff debate. The remarks emphasized rural interests and bipartisan cooperation within the Republican platform.
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Senator Dolliver
Iowa
Philadelphia
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