East Oregonian Publishing Co paper notices Pendleton street listings
Hast county official paper presents an independent weekly and semi weekly publication from Toodleton Oregon. It notes sale locations including Oregonian Portland Oregon and Washington DC bureaus. The item includes post office mailing entry details and press association membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toodleton
Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Oregonian
Oragon News Co
Gth Street
Portland
Regan
Chicago
Luresa
Security
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Pendleton Needs a Modern Brass Band for City Events
The piece urges Pendleton to organize a 16 piece brass band with no factional ties to serve daily needs. It argues the city would support a snappy, up-to-date ensemble for Garfield receptions political meetings court house broadcasts and other occasions, filling a strong local demand in eastern Oregon. The text calls for a dedicated organizer to establish the best band in the region.
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Pendleton
Garfield
Court House
Oregon
Oswald Weet’s Rail Commission Work Praised
The Oregon Daily Journal commends Governor Chamberlain for appointing Oswald Weet to the Oregon railroad commission. Weet is praised as a vigorous official who learns from firsthand inspection, riding as a cowman on cattle trains and walking every mile of tracks. He aims to complete a 70 mile walk to inspect rail joints, timbers, bolts, and bridges, producing an intelligent report.
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Oswald Weet
Oregon Railroad Commission
Mr. West
Weet
Oregon Daily Journal
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
Corvallia
Yaquina
Wests 100mile exam traversee praised as safe plan
The report contrasts Mr West's arduous 100 mile journey with earlier rail line trials in Oregon. It endorses his method as sane and safe for public use of the Corvallis Eastern line, noting his prior state land office service as invaluable.
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West
West Side
Railroad Commission
Oregon
Corvallis & Easterh Road
State Land Office
The Great Blight of Drunkenness Sermon
A temperance address denounces alcohol as the great blight upon society. It warns that smart, capable men waste their lives to drink, harming health, triggering disease, and eroding morals. It urges young men to hate the drink, noting life shortened and economic and social harms.
End of Reservation Policy Receives High Backing
The commentary lauds Major McFatridge for enforcing the 40 acre rule on Indian leases and making renters live on land. Pendleton and Umatilla County residents welcome the break up of large holdings, signaling a transition in reservation management and a hope that Pendleton’s reservation functions end.
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Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indian Department
Pendleton
Umatilla County
McFatridge
Pendleton Depot Feasibility Hailed by Local Paper
The Oregonian expresses hope that the O R N company will erect a fine stone depot in Pendleton highlighting Pendleton as a railroad hub. It notes the ideal depot surroundings and urges a model building for the O R N system once a decision is made.
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Pen-deton
Pendleton
Ideal Depot Sround
Oregonian
Injured sugar estate visitor witnesses mule kick
A sugar estate owner visiting his Demgrira plantation watches cane transporters work when a mule kicks a young turgo boy who was driving a mule cart. The mule heels the rider but the boy suffers only a bump. a bystander reassures the planter that the boy is not seriously hurt.
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Demgrira
Underground waters show record flow in Arizona sands
H Wolff of the University of Wisconsin reports the highest underground water velocity yet recorded in gravels near Tucson. The rate reached 144 feet in 24 hours, surpassing the prior 100-foot benchmark. Commissioned by the US Geological Survey, Wolff trained Arizona engineers in measuring underflow to aid irrigated water development around Tucson.
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H. (. Wolff
Department of Mathematics
University of Wisconsin
Arizona
Tucson
Wolff
United States Geological Survey
Engineering Department
University of Arizonaa
University of Arizona
Wilkes Case Victory Cited by New York American
The New York American recalls the Wilkes case, noting reporters’ victory in 1772 amid press freedom battles. The piece emphasizes ongoing pursuit of action against offenders and underscores the newspaper’s long-standing stance on press rights.
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New York American
What is a poet Ambrose Bierce and John Hay debate
A letter questions Ambrose Bierce’s claim that John Hay was not a poet and defends Hay’s poetic memory. It cites a quoted couplet praising Liberty and argues the critique misses poetry. The item ends with an advertisement for ManZan Pite Remedy sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Ambrose Bierce
William Randolph Hearst
John Hay
Mr. Bierce
Hay
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
The First Reporter and the Privilege of Parliament
A historical note recalls the era of Queen Anne and a scribe who tried to disclose parliamentary secrets. In 1728 an order forbade publishing any account or minute of debates, urging discovery of authors printers or publishers to uphold the house’s privilege.
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Anne
Roosevelt Vindicated by Democrats in Lincoln Conference
Democratic leaders meeting in Lincoln Nebraska under William J Bryan voted unanimously not to attack the Roosevelt administration during the coming campaign. Theodore Roosevelt praised as a viable choice by democrats and Taft endorsed by Roosevelt are noted as aligning, leaving prohibitionists as the only group with any distinct platform. The conference declares the Roosevelt administration satisfactory and unattackable as a political strategy.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Lincoln
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
The
United States
Roosevelt
Theodore Gell
California
Bryan
Taft
Doleful creatures and the burden of faith
Augustine Birrell laments the varied doleful responses to faith from Catholics distressed by infallibility Protestants trimming miracles skeptics shedding tears for their new nobles and democrats fearing the voice of the people while logic offers stern commands to move on.
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Witt
Augustine Birrell
McFatridge Upheld by Garfield and Lupp
The East Oregonian reports both Secretary Garfield and Commissioner Lupp emphatically upheld Agent McFatridge of the Umatilla reservation. Major McFatridge arrived to straighten out a most unfortunate situation.
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The
East Oregonian
Garfield
Lupp
McFatridge
Umatilla Reservation
Australian hard woods shipped to United States
Consul-General John F. Bray reports a large shipment from Melbourne to San Francisco, including over 800 tons of railroad sleepers. The woods are among the world’s best for railroad use, and this shipment is seen as the forerunner of many similar consignments.
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United States
John F. Bray
Melbourne
Australia
San Francisco
Do You Think For Yourself Or Do You Open Your Mouth
An advertising snippet for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription urges intelligent women to consider its ingredients. Claims of medical endorsement from multiple authorities are stated, with a free booklet offer by mail to Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Pieren
B Y. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
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Mall
Cekly
Naekin
United Press Association
Main
Hope
Oswald West
Chamberlain
Pendleton Savings Bank
I. J. W. Maloney
J. W. Maloney
A. BE. Lambert
Robert Fenner
Saltair Palace
Salt Lake
Sellers & Matlock, Props
the An
Brittany
Illustrated Song
Summer
Autumn
Edison
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Phone Main
Pacific Safe Company
Herring - Hall- Marvin Safe Company
Riverside Avenue
Empire State Building
Spokane, Wash
Hotel
Sagamore
Baker City
Toy L. Young, Prop
Empire Meat CO
Colesworthy
E. Alta
Ives
Indien
Warvel CO
Wew
York
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