County Official Paper Listing Subscriptions and Offices
The East Oregonian Publishing Co publishes the County Official Paper in Pendleton Oregon with daily weekly and semi weekly subscription options by mail or carrier. It notes sales points in Portland and Washington DC bureaus and confirms United Press Association affiliation and second class mail status.
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Pendleton
Oregon
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Oregon News Co
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Portland
Washington, DC
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Europe
East Oregonian
Oregonian
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Parks and Driveways in Pendleton Urged as Immediate Needs
An editorial urges Pendleton to act quickly on park sites and better driveways, arguing preliminary steps and title securing for old north slide cemetery and proposed parks. It calls for macadamized streets, new roadways to the river and McKay Creek mouth, and converting the levee into a boulevard, aiming to attract residents and improve local travel.
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Pendleton
Old North Slide
Umatilla
Wild Horse
Lee Street
Court Street
McKay Creek
Spain's Decline and Dying Spirit in War Time
Observers lament Spain's decline as soldiers mutiny and Moors harass Spanish forces in Africa. Civilians join protests against the government while old bravado fades. The piece characterizes a degenerating Spaniard, once fearless, now lacking fighting blood.
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Spain
Africa
Areia
Balboa
Spanish politics and a call for reform or republic
The text suggests displeasure with Alphonso's government and hints that Spaniards may favor reform. It compares potential upheaval to a "Young Turk" movement, proposing either a new king or a republic if the people disapprove. It notes a loss of appetite for war and uses provocative imagery.
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Alphonso
Georgia club women aid ambitious girls educate themselves
The federation of Wie usen clubs in Georgia funds practical education for young women. Loans of 20 to 75 are offered with repayment after self support. The effort aims to build a permanent 5000 fund to sustain these loans and aid girls from financially strapped homes. If Oregon club women have funds, they could support this cause.
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Georgia
Federation of
Wie Usen
The
Atlanta Constitution
Oregon
Censure and reclamation service clash in Portland report
A Portland newspaper reports on a dispute amid reform efforts, noting critics who condemn the boy armament and praising work by the reclamation service. The piece hints at independent support for the service and broader unease among some men about parade protections.
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Reclamation Service
Portland Oregorian
Isle Segis
Paracdige
Taftle with the Insurcents and tariff talk
A distorted OCR fragment references Taftle and insurgents with tariff talk. It mentions the Senate and the president in vague contrast, but the text is garbled and offers no clear facts or names to confirm a specific event or outcome.
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Senate
Judge Giiltland Urged to Call Fans Ahead of Impending Fight
A reader suggests Judge Giiltland should call on fans when he sees a fight looming. The note implies crowd involvement could deter violence and maintain order at events.
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Giiltland
Umatilla Reservation Opening Restricted to White Entry
The report notes a proposal or mandate limiting access to the Umatilla reservation to white individuals. Officials and local leaders are referenced, with discussion of impacts on native residents and law enforcement procedures. Further details on dates or enforcement are not provided in the accessible text.
The Homer twins and a warned modern marriage
Frank Work, NY millionaire, critiques international marriages and notes American suitors. He recalls the Homer twins aged about four who, after a bath, played in mud under an elm, telling their mother they were learning to swim as they kicked and waved.
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Frank Work
New York
Mr. Work
Homer Twins
Woman a Contradiction and the Patented Charm Debate
A fragmented portrait recalls a rotund beauty described as a patent charm with vegetable compound humor and a garbled homage to beauty. The prose invokes Hinkle as the mayoress of Spotless Town amid literary allusions and a collage of names including Maud Adams and Bouguereau.
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Maud Adams
Bouguereau
Neen Hinkle
Helen of the Troy
Henry
The Way of the World Question on Aunt’s Money
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt a question asks what the siblings did with funds from their aunt. They allegedly spent it on a monument to her memory and an automobile. The monument cost seven dollars.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Meteor Halts Nevada Train Triggered by Unusual Signal
A train in Nevada was stopped by a meteor sighted nearby. The engineer misread the bright flare as a signaling cue, halting operations briefly while observers confirmed the event and ensured safety.
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Nevada
Bottled Messengers Map Ocean Currents From Drift Trials
Historical notes describe bottle-inanimate scientific messengers sent by mariners to study North Atlantic currents. Bottles, printed in seven languages, carry blank voyage data and are released at sea. Tracked paths show eastward drifts north of New York and circular routes elsewhere, with specific bottle Nos. 123 145 150 cited for distances and days.
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North Atlantic
Prince of Monaco
United States Hydrographic Office
Hydrograhic Office
New York
Great Britain
France
Florida Peninsula
Witehin
Eich
Boutles Fe
Hydrographic Office
Cape Finistéerre
Twanderh
Caribbean
West Indian Islands
Nova Scotia
Africa
San Domingo
Ex-Convict Witness Breaks Silence at Trial
In a courtroom exchange a defense witness admits prison time for assault and battery with intent to kill. He recounts capture at the battle of Fort Harrison on September 29, 1864 and escape from Libby Prison during transfer to Salisbury, NC.
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Fort Harrison
Libby
Richmond
Salisbury
North Carolina
Everybody's Magazine
Higher Mathematics Intrain Shoe Mixup Anecdote
A passenger on the New York and Chicago Limited train discovers a black shoe and a tan shoe under his berth in the morning. He informs the porter, who bewilderedly comments that this is the second time such a mistake has occurred.
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New York
Chicago
Lmited
Everybody's Magazine
Ona dairymen Increase Cream Shipments This Summer
Correspondence from Toledo Leader notes Ona area dairymen shipping more cream than ever. About 600 pounds weekly leave Ona and Bay View shipments exceed 1500 pounds weekly.
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Toledo
Ona
Bay View
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Cure for Bald Heads
A vintage advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as a remedy for hair loss by killing scalp germs. It claims modern hats cause balding and urges readers to send a stamp for a sample to The Horpicide Co in Detroit. Bottles cost one dollar with a guarantee, sold by A Koeppen & Bros.
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Newbro
Adie
Drugetete
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen & Bros
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the Twins
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Common Sense
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Wonin
American National Bank
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Umatilla County
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Pendleton Hide Company
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Pendleton, Oregon
Pendleton Roller Mills
A. L. Schaefer
Louis Hunasiker
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Portland, Oregon
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Pendleton Drug CO. Best Goods—Best Service
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