Pendleton Ad Rates and City Growth Outlook
Notices describe advertising rates from East Oregonian Publishing Co and Pendleton News Association. It notes Pendleton’s rapid growth, irrigation projects, and government land sales potential. The piece emphasizes Pendleton as a commercial center for a broad region and urges diverse readers to engage with advertising and city development opportunities.
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Bate Dreds
Lonalitier
Pendleton
Umatilla
New England
Avantic Coast
Contentment and simple living in a thoughtful home
A reflective note on abandoning fake estimates and pursuing a quiet home, vines of our own planning, a few books, trusted friends, generous pleasures, and a philosophy of devotion to right, trust, and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beleloved
David Switg
Pendleton Elevated as Eastern Oregon Hub
Pendleton is praised as the metropolitan commercial center of eastern Oregon at the foot of the Blue Mountains. Distant counties view Pendleton as the guiding hub for trade, prices, and employment, shaping regional activity and showing Pendleton as the Portland of eastern Oregon.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Penden
Cascades
Ji Ae
Gregson
Portland
Idaho’s Senate Election by People Not Legislature Plan
Oregon advises Idaho to move to popular election of a U.S. senator, arguing legislative selection invites corruption and demoralizes sessions. The piece urges pledges to the people’s choice and promotes a western state model to spread this plan nationwide. It portrays popular government as a progressive reform benefiting Idaho and Oregon alike.
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Oregon
Idaho
Reson
Mario
Tdaho
Chitferness
United Staws
Honor To Three Cities Relief Note From West Coast
A Memphis paper praises Oakland Berkeley and Alameda for sheltering 100000 displaced San Francisco refugees after disaster. Faster aid arrived, prices stayed fair, and relief workers protected refugees. Farmers supplied food. drivers charged no fares. stores opened doors. Families found warmth and care in the Bay Area.
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Congress
Oakland
Berkeley
Alameda
Httl
Bay
Atricken
San Francisco
Memphis News-Scimitar
Great Nation Honors Local Cities For Human Kindness
Amid disaster, Oaklan Berkeley and Alameda are praised for showing the grandeur of the human heart by aiding suffering people. The text lauds solidarity after a major earthquake and crisis as one of modern times' greatest calamities.
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Human Brothers
Oaklan
Tterkeley
Alameda
The Camel Menace in Desert Travel and a Lawyer’s Rise
A scattered article debates camels as dangerous beasts, recounts their biting actions, and relays a satirical Ethiopian travel tale. It also profiles Rathor Kunteler, a 22 year old East Side lawyer who defends the poor, defies expectations, and gains fame for court room repartee and wit.
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East
New York
Nan
Yorta
Rathor Kunteler
Pelles Courts
Supreme Court
Rivington, Street
Pon
East Side
Geo
Alva
Caourt
Angel
Remarkable Surgery Heals After Severe Wound
Al McCartney of South Pasedena escaped death after a buck rake injury while riding at night. Dr Thompson of Burbank, trained three years earlier at Flush Medical College, saved him by holding his heart during surgery. After 17 days he rose from bed and later walked on the Fourth of July.
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al McCartney
South Passadena
Moore
Jane
Dr. Thompson
Burbank
Flush Medical College
Chicago
McCartney
Thompson
Slang Barred From Schiools Decree Bans Everyday Terms
The Philadelphia Record reports the board of education commits to ban slang in city schools. Veteran member Simon Gratz proposed common phrases to abolish including kidan, rent it while your shoes are good, and get busy. The plan was approved.
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Philadelphia
Board of Education
Simon Gratz
Paper cost drives 1907 currency production
Government spends $200000 on blank paper for 1907 currency, with notes and bills worth about $745000000. Major item is the $5 denomination totaling $184,900,000, plus $92,900,000 in one dollar bills and $140,000,000 in five dollar certificates. Gold and metal price shifts also described, with market quotes rising from $270 to about $970 per ton.
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Uncle Sam
Bing- Neh
Socialistic Australia figures in global trade and policy
A London report notes Australia prospers yet faces emigration to Europe and America driven by mercantile elites. It cites oil engines gaining ground in Sydney shows, tariff debates delaying federal action, and varied duties. NSW population growth, wool output rise, and government debt servicing mirror a cautious, progressive economy with imperial trade aims.
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Australia
London Commercial Intelligence
Europe
Mercan
America
Austrajoy Nemes
Sydney
New South Wales
Melbourne
South Africa
New Zealand
Outbreak of Sickness From Frozen Meat in Hull Workhouse
Consul Hamm reports a June 12 meeting of Hull city workhouse committee where the medical officer said a serious outbreak of illness and deaths occurred from frozen meat, blamed on meat from Argentina. He noted more of the same meat had been destroyed as unfit, with widespread supply to army, navy, workhouses, and ships from Hull.
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Hamm
Hull
Board of Munidians
Argentina
Time
Army
Lrachers
Burro Battles Thistle in Frontier Scene
A Rocky Mountain burro attempts to eat a large thistle, gingerly probing the spines with its lip and repeatedly striking with its foot. After rapid blows the plant is broken down and trampled, illustrating a humorous frontier grazing moment from Country Life in America.
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America
Fruit News Parade Promises Fresh Produce For New York
A lively column notes farm produce arriving from Southern points in a natural, unpreserved state. It highlights apples, huckleberries, watermelons, and July pies as examples of garden freshness replacing Chicago-packaged goods. It portrays a wistful boy admiring the bounty and the city’s easing hunger with seasonal fruit arrivals.
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Chicago
New York World
Imports of proclote stones fall short of records
The year ending June 20 shows imports of proclote stones near record highs with an estimated $40,000,000 for the year. Excluding June, imports stand at $99,223,104 and diamonds have risen about 200 percent in eight years. No further details.
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Mendleton
East Onegonian Publishing CO
Ss. Ces Es Abou
Mall
Scrippe McRae
Cysinter
Orexontan
United States
Metlon
Tabardinn Library
Frazier’s Book Store
Nachtigal
Sahara
Amd
Portia
Bes
Alxminster
Brussels
St. Clair
Lewis Hunter
St. George Hotel
Bingham Springs
Blue Mountain
Blue Mountains
M. E. Foley
Gibbon
Orexon
W. C. Minnis
Henning
Pendleton Planing Mills
Rt. Forster
Lee
Colesworthy
Downey
Lehman Springs
Loayvye Pendleton
Talisman's Drug Store
Hugh Cruther
Ammott
Tiaho
Payette Lake
Jack Brown
West Webb St
J. L. Vaughan Elerician
West Court Street
Central Market Carney, Ramsdell & Co
Augustayo
Ters
Cornell Rooma
HOTEL
H.C. Bowers
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