Independent Weekly Pendleton News Notice
A brief notice from the Pendleton Oregon publication outlines its weekly and semi weekly schedule, distributor details, and addresses for the Oregon News Co in Fortland and a Chicago and Washington bureau, noting United Press affiliation and postal classification.
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East Oregonian Publishing CO
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Fortiaod
Oregon Chicago Bureau
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Washlngton
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Sol Foor
Teehiy Atredi
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Bright spot on a journey brings cheerful heart
A lively feature invites readers to follow a path that lifts spirits and sparks optimism. The piece highlights small joys, friendly faces, and simple acts of kindness found along everyday routes.
Alfalfa and Trees on Dry Land Near Pendleton
A reader argues that alfalfa thrives on the dry knolls near Pendleton with little moisture and suggests vast expanses of barley land could likewise yield two crops annually without irrigation. He compares this to high quality winter apple trees on dry Blue Mountain foothills and contends solving these questions could advance diversified farming and the dry land industry.
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Blue Mountains
Pendleton
Oregon’s plan of government attracts thoughtful voters
Advertising material extols Oregon resources and progressive laws. It argues popular election of senators, initiative and referendum, and direct primaries draw citizens seeking an ideal government and greater political power for the people, noting praise from major papers and concerns from some Republicans.
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Oregon
United States
Bryan Machine Dominates Democratic Convention
An editorial prefaces the Democratic National Convention in Denver, denouncing William Jennings Bryan as a tyrannical force. It claims Bryan controls the convention to secure his nomination, sidelining conservatives and independent leaders, and warns Democratic papers to stop vilifying the supposed Republican machine.
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Bryan
United States
Denver
Lincoln
Oregon's direct election aims to curb party power
The piece argues that electing senators by the people aligns with democratic aims, saying party control corrupts government and that direct nomination or election is necessary to remove rings and bosses. It asserts public servants must heed clear wishes, praising keeping party influence in check to purify the party system.
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Oregon
United States
Record High Land Sales in Umatilla Irrigated Belt
Land sales in the Irrigated belt of Umatilla county continue at extraordinary prices. Though not part of the usual land buying period, sales remain strong and new settlers are taking up opportunities daily. It promises to be the best year from the perspective of land sales in the country.
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Umatilla
Postmaster General backs rural parcels plan to wipe deficit
Mevcy urged Congress to authorize an experimental rural routes parcel post citing potential benefits for farmers merchants and the government. He argued a 69 pound average per trip on 3000 routes could yield about 15 million in gross revenue with net gains to offset the deficit, though Congress did not act.
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France to Own Railroads Nationalization Passes Senate
Premier Clemenceau secured adoption of state purchase of the French railways after a fierce political struggle. The measure, opposed by conservatives and financial interests, leaves his cabinet in a strengthened position until Parliament reassembles in October.
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Senate
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Indians Become Mormons Emigrate Osage Wealth Article
Osage Indians in Oklahoma rapidly embrace the Mormon faith and may move to Mexico if allowed. The Osage allotting commission completes land divisions at Pawhuska with filings averaging five daily. By November every Osage will know their allotment, each holding about two hundred acres. Each Osage also has tribal funds worth millions and a net wealth around forty thousand dollars, making them among the world's wealthiest.
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Mexico
Pawhuska
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Birthplace of the icebergs from Greenland
The piece notes Greenland as the birthplace of nearly all icebergs feared by mariners. It contrasts Greenland's vast ice with New York’s small area and explains glaciers moving away from Greenland’s center, pushing icebergs into shipping lanes.
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New York
St Nicholas
Alphabet in Bible Verses Noted by London Globe
A London Globe note cites Ezra chapter seven verse twenty one as containing every English letter and Zephaniah chapter three verse eight as featuring all Hebrew letters including finals. The report highlights remarkable linguistic breadth in sacred texts.
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Artaxerxes
London Globe
Climbing the Ladder Rathroid Earnings Mend Fast
Earnings show rapid recovery after the worst week of the year with April losses at 23.54 percent and May and June weekly declines gradually improving to about 19 percent. Flood-related road closures restrained transport but crop movement and road access are expected to normalize soon, boosting earnings toward last year.
Police hunt Montenegrans after tunnel murder in Montana Idaho hills
A posse searches the Montana Idaho divide for five Montenegrana who killed Holmes Tayes at the C M and St P tunnel Saturday. One man was captured Saturday and not yet identified among the murderers.
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Porses
Montana-Idaho
Holmes Tayes
C. M
St. P
Purely Vegetable Greatest of All Tonics T
Purely Vegetable Greatest of All Tonics claims to refresh the blood through spring cleansing. The ad argues winter buildup harms blood quality and Spring demands higher nourishment, proposing S. S. S. as a safe plant remedy that purifies blood, improves appetite, aids digestion, and prevents skin eruptions while restoring energy. It asserts S. S. S. strengthens the body and can be bought at drug stores.
Abstaining bartenders organize large Chicago group
Chicago forms a Bartenders and Salonkeepers Total Abstinence society reportedly with about two thousand members. Many Windy City saloonkeepers allegedly agree not to hire drinkers. In contrast New York pubs lack such a society, but well established bars in both cities restrict staff from drinking on duty. The article notes top bartenders in downtown Chicago with extensive liquor expertise.
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Chicago
Total Abstinence Society
Windy City
New York
Twenty-Five Years in Business Despite Unfamiliar Tastes
A veteran merchant marks a quarter century in trade while admitting unfamiliar taste for his own wares. Customers flock as he adapts offerings, balancing tradition with evolving palates and regional preferences.
Cryptic puzzle tale from a restless reader at eleven
A troubled scene unfolds as a visitor asks how to transform eleven ciphers into the number twenty three through a simple line drawing. The exchange ends with the observer reading the elusive Printers' Album before it vanishes.
Fine store and office room for rent East Oregonian building
Space available in the East Oregonian building for a store and office. Enquiries should contact the office for details on leasing, locations, and terms.
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Reat East Oregonian
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