East Oregonian Publishing Details and Rates
The fragment lists publication frequency as every Friday in Pendleton Oregon and notes rates for subscriptions by mail and carrier, with references to various bureaus and offices including Chicago and Washington DC. The text is a damaged OCR with broken phrases and scattered names.
Fragmented Maritime Verse Echoes from Old Isles
A corroded OCR fragment quotes a verse about voyaging beyond the gates of Hercules and amid gray Azores with a good mate urging prayer. The text rearranges names and phrases such as Joaquin Miller and Colma, presenting a damaged poetic snippet without clear narrative context.
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Joaquin Miller
Cost of Wheat Production in Inland Empire and Oregon
A summary of Hinalio M Hal’s analysis from the book Cheon Washington and tinaho, detailing Inland Empire and Beliver valley wheat yields and costs. It cites 1902 to 1909 figures from Red River valley and Eastern Washington farmers, showing per acre costs between 5 and 7.50 and net profits ranging from 25 to 28 dollars per acre, with eastern Oregon and northern Idaho reporting similar returns.
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of & N Co
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Beliver
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Jwople
Oregon Country
Hall
United States
John Carpenter
Forest River
Hed River
Red River Valley
Great Inland Empire
Richard McGahey
Walla Walla
Samuel Dim Feller
Red Hiver
Bruce Ferrel
Oregon
Idaho
Daly
AB. Conley
Grande Ronde Valley
Tenere
Robert Jameson
Weston
Umatilla Cotmun
Wheat yields and political discourse across Oregon and East
The report surveys wheat yields from Inland Empire and Oregon valleys, noting Umatilla County records and regional profits amid low national averages. It discusses irrigation districts, political divisions in Walla Walla, and a telegraph mystery tied to the Philadelphia Ledger tale of Riohmond.
Edison’s First Invention and the Early Telegraph Hustle
A fragmented reminiscence of Thomas A. Edison while at Boston to New York night work for Western Union. It recounts his early failed invention using a clock wired to a battery to signal New York, the awkward wakeful scheme, and the later collapse when a crucial message could not be raised on demand.
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Unprecedented Luck In Linton Farm Chronicle
A Greene County farmer Jarme Long of Linton reports a remarkable Sunday sequence. He boasts of beating President Roosevelt’s prosperity record, while his newborn son arrives and his farm shows multiple lively animal events. The Chicago Record Herald notes the festive farm day with many young animals and joyous signs.
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Farm for sale to settle estate in Grand Ronde valley
The property describes an 8d acre farm in the Grand Ronde valley near Lake Sanitarim with a deep loam, good hay, fruit trees, two hot springs, a 15 room house, barn and outbuildings. It’s suitable for stock farming and is offered by L Ray at 120 Court Street Pendleton Oregon with potential revenue uplift after minor improvements.
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Commercial Stables at Pendleton Oppose Hotel Side
Commercial stables offer Carriage for picnic parties and evening drives with competent drivers for commercial men. Syewly horses are handsome rigs for Sunday drives. Gentle horses for family use, stock boarded at reasonable rates, careful handling for transient stock. Opposite Hotel Pendleton. Phone 161Matm.
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Pendleton
The Birth of the Opal in Moon and Sun Love Tale
A lyrical fragment tells of Sunbeam and Moonbeam lovers torn by fire and danger. The tale ends with a union and a child born to them, amid a sacred procession and celestial imagery. It references Wheeler Wilcox and a ritual setting, with a note about people in parts seeking relocation.
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Okila Wheeler Wilcox
Prize Puzzle Offer Promises Furniture to Winners
A 1902 contest offers $50 in prizes for solving two word puzzle keys using the word furniture and a second term. Participants must spell the words in a grid by rightward or downward paths, with distinct solutions counted by combinations and no entrant identified on entries.
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Prinses
Innerlea
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