Local Paper Fragments From Pendleton Listing
Fragmentary OCR notes show postal and press associations, advertising bureaus, and addresses including The Daily East Oregonian and Budapest News. Mentions Pendleton Oregon, Washington DC offices, and postal matters with unsure spellings and misreads. Summary reflects incomplete lines from a city and county paper context.
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Daily
East Oregonian
The
Recon News Co
6Th Street
Sod
Oregon
Budapest News
Portland
Christas Chicago
Serean
Secord Bulk
Washington, D. C
Boreau
N. W
Real Kings Flourish and Pass Away in Timeless Tide
A concise meditation on rulers and mortality, noting that power and fame rise like a tide and eventually fade, leaving only memory and the enduring flow of history. The fragment evokes cycles of leadership and the inevitability of change across eras.
Critics Ridicule Rex Beach Reno Reporting On July Fourth
The Walla Walla Union derides Rex Beach and Jack London for their Reno July Fourth accounts. It faults Beach for focusing on scenery and sentiment rather than the actual events, noting his Chicago Tribune dispatchs lacked essential details and praised other writers like Richard Hardine Davis for emphasizing the core event.
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Crieleeson
Ace
Bench
Jack London
Reno
Richard Hardine Davis
Cota
Summer Girl in a Small Town Humorous Tale
A Spokesman Review editor recalls a vivacious summer muse who captivates men yet mystifies women. The piece paints a bright, buoyant young woman as she teases with charm, golf bags, and tennis swings while avoiding ordinary domestic tasks.
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Spokesman Review Editeria
Stehee
The Summer Girl in a Seaside Weeknote
A florid aside extols the summer girl as frivolous yet endearing with a playful mix of misread phrases and humorous charm. The text likens her to a bright, dewy morning and the season’s light pleasures, noting that such a figure adds sweetness and delight to life.
Forest fire season opens amid timber industry warnings
The Western Forestry & Conservation association warns excessive care by campers, noting burned timber yields no wages. They estimate £100,000,000 yearly circulates in the Pacific Northwest through the lumber industry, and burning more timber raises lumber costs and the cost of living.
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Western Forestry & Conservation Association
Northwest
Ohio riots bring swift removals and mass arrests
A city in Ohio dismisses a mayor and sheriff as rioting surges, fourteen men jailed on murder charges, with daily arrests continuing. Governor Harmony signals harsh action, promising equal treatment to rioters as in Grant County. Liquor-law enforcement faces statewide pressure amid unrest.
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Si Ton
Harmony
Indi
Ohio
Grant County
Newark
Judge Landis vows to prosecute meat packers hard
The judge told a federal grand jury he will pursue the meat packing executives who may be sheltered by loopholes. His courage is praised though the burden is immense, described as greater than Hercules’ twelve labors.
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Landis
London murder case spurs new Porter Chariton probe
The report notes a Nlénous homicide in London and signals another Porter Chariton inquiry for the International police. It questions whether any culprit would face just punishment, suggesting that traditional law has hindered justice in past cases.
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London
Porter Chariton
Oregon railroad commission praised for progress on telecommunication relief
The Oregon state railroad commission is lauded for steady improvements in railroad and express service ensuring timely deliveries. Observers say extending the commission’s reach to telephone companies could bring more relief to the public, and praise the current members as capable and diligent.
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Oregons State Railroad Commission
Germany retracts in tense global stance
The report notes Germany retracts while Japan denies, Russia remains silent, England shows worry, and the United States stays calm and composed. Secretary Knox is praised as a diplomat capable of distinguishing between a minor issue and a breaking point.
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Germany
Japan
Russia
England
United States
Knox
Pinchot for Governor of New York
A note suggests Pinchot as a governor candidate for New York prompting a large discussion. It predicts Theodore Roosevelt’s influence would dominate the debate if his stance were voiced amid the uproar.
Governor Harmen Proves Equal To The Occasion
The report asserts Governor Harmen of O8is proved equal to the moment but notes no suggestion that he gave a wig to Roosevelt.
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Harmen
Wig
Roosevelt
Sewer system extension reaches west Pendleton area
The project extends the sewer system into western Pendleton for a redevelopment plan. Local officials aim to improve sanitation and service to nearby neighborhoods, with construction anticipated to commence later this year and completion targets set for next season.
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West Pendleton
Weather Turns Cooler Amid Local Swim Hole Charm
The scene notes cooler weather and a beloved swimming spot drawing residents. Teddy, a well known local, remains unusually quiet and non talking despite interest and attention from community members.
Political races and plum candidates across states
Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin stands as the wealthiest U S senator while Georgia eyes Joseph M Brown and Hoke Smith in renewed gubernatorial contention. Kate O’Hare seeks Congress in Kansas Second District, Sulzer targets New York governor’s race, Julian Carr runs for North Carolina assembly, and W J Mills expected to seek New Mexico governor.
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Stephenson
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Joseph M. Brown
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Kate Richards O'Hare
Congress
Kansas
William Sulzer
New York
Julian Carr
North Carolina General Assembly
W. J. Mills
New Mexico
First election in the state tests party support
The piece notes the first election in the state with expected opposition to Senator Thomas H. Warter of Montana if Republicans control the next legislature. It mentions the Municipal Voters’ League of Vilecaso entering its fifteenth year and lists ward results, candidate selections, and upcoming political activity. It also covers the Loop Witte Mediature and education boards, plus Chautauqua platform plans and Democratic congressional candidates.
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United States
Thomas H. Warter
Montana
Lague
Vilecaso
League
Mower
Witte Mediature
Ntow
Avonmien
Boards of Education
Chang Chirk
Alisgouri
Leder
Palvernal House of Representatives
Chautauqua
Congress
Cummins
Pendleton Aims to Block Freewater County Division
Pendleton residents raise about 4000 to oppose carving Freewater from Umatilla county and creating a new county at Orchard. Local business leaders argue the plan harms the county and should be decided locally, not by statewide vote. The article notes the issue deserves legislative debate next session and highlights state residents’ limited stake in local divisions.
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Baker City
Citisens
Pendleton
Freewatery
Milton
Fee
Orchard
Uma- Hilla
Umatilla County
Blood Purifier Advertisement Claims Health Benefits
An 1900s style medical ad extols a blood purifier, claiming it removes impurities from circulation and nourishes every body part. It links bad blood to skin diseases, rheumatism, and other ailments, touting swift specific tonics and roots to purify and enrich blood. The lettered note invites readers to write for a free sample.
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Milous
Harvard’s select lone for preferment among American peers
The Weston Herald lists notable figures eyed for the American peerage. Names include Robert Archer Wood, Charles Evans Hughes, Richard Cockburn Maclaurin, John Blirot Thayer, John Pier pott Morgan, Samuel Willicton, Sir John Murray, and Theodore William Hichoard, celebrated for public service, science, law, and letters.
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Weston Herald
Harvard
America
Robert Archer Wood
Charles Evans Hughes
Finisie
Richard Cockburn Maclaurin
School of Engineers
John Blirot Thayer
John Pierpott Morgan
Samuel Willicton
John Murray
Theodore William Hichoard
Cambridge
Sagamore Hill visits and peace talk echoes linger
The article notes visits to Sagamore Hill by prominent figures including Lodge and Pinchot, with comments on their smiles and departures. It questions whether the war hero can bridge divisions within the Republican Party and pursue broader peace efforts in America.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lodge
Sagamore Hill
Asumiore Hill
Will
James Ft. Garfield
George von L. Meyer
Milwaukee Road extends branch toward Coeur dAlenes
Wallace Idaho. The Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound railroad has halted construction of the branch line up Bliz creek, a tributary of the St Jo river. The work is being done by the Milwaukee Lumber Company, allied with the Aliwapukee road. Surveys extend over Big creek to Pit Creek, entering the Coeur dAlene river four miles below Wardner. It is now believed that this to
To lay and see for yourself what a wonderful medicine
The text touts a generic medicine claimed to cure many ailments including gas on stomach headache indigestion dyspepsia costiveness cramps diarrhoea malaria fever and ague with certain results declared in promotional style.
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Tolay
Milwaukee Road to reenter Coeur d Alene route plan
The Milwaukee road intends to reenter the Coeur d Alene area with a proposed 35 mile line to Pine creek mouth, crossing the finest white pine belt in the northwest. Much timber along Big creek is owned by Milwaukee Lumber. Harrigan holds the clearing contract up Big creek from the St Joe river with a large workforce at work.
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Milwaukee Road
Coeur d Alene
Pine Creek
Big Creek
The
Milwaukee Lumber Company
Harrigan
St. Joe River
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