Pendleton Encampment Sparks Local Debate and Riotous Exit
Pendleton hosts a military encampment as part of a larger Eastern Oregon gathering. The departure of a colonel triggered disorder among officials after a parade and train logistics mishap. Community leaders lament decorum and public censure for the youth sketched in by the event.
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Yemen
Sumer
Leénv
Portland
Idaho
Pendleton
Cominitani
Oregon
Puliie
O. R. & No Company
Oregon Information Bureau
Lecal
Umatilla County
Lewis and Clark Fir
Umetila County
Banner Wheat County
The Joys We Find in Each True Thing
A compact verse fragment notes value in small joys and honest truths. It contrasts joys found in simple realities with a life devoid of happiness, suggesting contentment rises from genuine, tangible experiences rather than grand illusions.
Pendleton promotes safety and prosperity in a brief note
A Pendleton town notice extols safety insurance gains from damaged Main street frame buildings and large local demand. It urges promoting regional resources, decorating the Oregon exhibit with grain products, and boosting library memberships through the Commercial Association.
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Main Street
Birness
Pendleton
Commercial Association
Life of an Enlisted Soldier in the United States Army
A pamphlet by Lieut. Col Alfred Reynolds argues that regular army life offers more status and benefits than common belief. It outlines enlistment ages, pay at $12 monthly, rations and medical care, later pay increases, retirement after 30 years, and daily routines including drill, policing, and lectures under noncommissioned officers.
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Gould
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Heppner
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Liev
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Diuty
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Soldier Camp Life And Enlistment Debate
The account describes daily routines for soldiers and recruits, detailing meals and quarters, field duties, and the discipline and laws guarding soldiers. It also notes public debate over Sunday recreation and the dangers of lax laws. Elwin J. Hogwell, a Swedish man, went amuck in Portland, shooting at a crowd and injuring a man.
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Elwin J. Hogwell
Portland
Sunday closing fracas at St Louis exposition
Readers describe Sunday at the fair as open for beer gardens and outdoor entertainments while ride and exhibit areas remain restricted. The piece notes heavy streetcar crowds, noncommercial gatherings, and labor implications for workers and waitstaff amid a contested Sunday closing policy.
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St. Lois
BA. FM
Rome
Woman Credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy for Ovarian Ailment
A Windsor Ontario testimonial claims four years of Saipingitis with fallopian tube and ovary inflammation improved in five months by Lydia E. Pinkham’s bio Compound. The note warns readers to seek care for ovarian trouble to avoid hospital surgery.
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Dean Mas
Pinknow
Lydia EK. Pinkham
Todust
Misa New Haroon
Sandwich St. Windsor
Ont
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