Pay Rates For Semi Weekly Subscriptions
A dated listing shows subscription prices for a periodical with rates for one year five dollars, six months two dollars fifty, three months one dollar ninety five, and monthly options by mail or carrier. The notice states entry at Pendleton Oregon post office as second class mail.
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Favorable outlook for crops and wool in Oregon
The region shows a bright business tone with Umatilla County expecting a good wheat crop after recent rains. Wool prices at Pilot Rock rose above earlier expectations, aiding growers amid tariff-driven declines. National optimism follows court decisions on trusts and a calmer market, while investment in refining and industry keeps prospects positive despite overall quiet activity.
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Umatilla
Show Wim Up It Would Be Bad Business For
The fragment hints at a negative outlook if Wim is not addressed. It suggests cautious risk in dealings and potential consequences for the business, urging decisive action to avoid losses.
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Oregon
Eastern Oregon federal court headquarters fight in Pendleton
The piece argues against moving the eastern Oregon federal court to Baker counting Pendleton as the proper site due to rail access and high federal litigation from the Confederated tribes. It contends moving would harm eastern Oregon and criticizes Congressman Lafferty for political motives to appease Baker voters.
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Oregon
Baker
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Federal Court
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Baker County
Malheur
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Morrow
Gilliam
Wheeler
Sherman
Creekland Lake
Grant
Union
Wallowa
Pen- Qwton
Pendicton
Pendleton
Gregon Court
Vrontifia Indian Reservation
Baker, Malheur
Lafferty
Public docks needed to ward off rail monopoly
The Oregon Journal urges Portland to secure public dock facilities as railroads seek to monopolize waterfronts. With the Panama Canal approaching, deepening the river and extending dock access is vital for merchants, farmers, and all eastern Oregon interests to prevent ocean access from slipping away.
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Columbia River
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Ocean
Medford Bids for Harriman University and Public School Support
Medford offers 1000 acres of land and 50000 dollars to attract Harriman University, or half that price to buy the defunct Pendleton academy for a private school. The town backs its public schools and the high school debating team reaches the state finals in Eugene for the third straight year regardless of today’s outcome.
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Harriman University
Pendleton Academy
Eugene
Pendleton Declared A Metropolis Amid City Promises
Pendleton is described as a metropolitan city with optimistic plans for a future canal and infrastructure expansion. The text emphasizes growth, development promises, and civic ambition in the evolving urban landscape.
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Pendleton
Ding Finds Comfort Away From Home in Spain
Ding may find it uncomfortable in Spain as he adjusts to life abroad in his own country’s viewpoint.
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Ding
Spain
Country
Warner case seizure ends local newspaper chase saga
After the Warner case was seized, the newspaper correspondent notes the end of the chase that produced many reports. The seizure marks a turning point for ongoing coverage and future reporting by the outlet.
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Warner
Newepaper Correapon
East Alp Street Paving Enables Churchgoers Drive-In Worship
East Alp street paving now allows patrons of local churches to drive to services. Spring feared for her sister Sunimmer, who attended in her stead.
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Sunimmer
June history items from 1633 to 1910
A sequence of historical notes recalling events from 1633 to 1910. Ann Boleyn crowned queen in Koeland in 1633, Scottish Covenanters victory in 1673, Greek king’s minority ending in 1836, German victory over the Dares in 1845, British ships attacked at Cleaborg in 1854, Admiral Sampson’s command off Santiago in 1865, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Expo opening in 1909, and the British Antarctic Expedition beginning in 1910.
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Koeland
Graham of
Cleaborg
Sampson
Sedley
Santiago Te Cubs
Seattle
London
Milk Punch Request Echoes Through Quiet Counter Scene
A fragmented line recalls a startled listener hearing a gentle voice ask Sister Kate to fetch a milk punch at the counter. The obscure reference to Jung Lipplinectt’s suggests a whimsical or regional dialogue in a historical newspaper fragment.
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Kate
Justice Harlan of the United States Supreme Court Turns Seventy Eight
Jean Marshall Harlem notes Justice John Marshall Harlan aged 78 born in Kentucky from Centre College Bowdoin and Transylvania studies. Mentioned career as county judge district judge congressman and presidential elector with long service on the court and rumors of future political leadership. Describes his height courage and golfing hobby and hints at retirement considerations while praising his strict judicial resolve.
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Jean Marshall Harlem
Supreme Court of the United States
Hoyle County
Centre College
Kentucky
Bowdoin
Transylvania Universia
Frankfort
Malvina F. Shakiin
Evanaville
Ind
United States
Justice Harlin
Eret
Justice Harlan
Campilen
A Real Lady and a Model License Law
A college settlement girl reports a New England teacher as a perfect lady, noting she makes everyone feel polite. The mother questions the judgment after two days. The excerpt ends with a humorous aside about licensing and sobriety.
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June Lippincotts
Quaker Slang Visitor At Broad Street Station
A visitor to Philadelphia unfamiliar with Quaker garb observed the demure Quakeress who sat behind her in Broad Street station. After a short silence the observer noted the placid demeanor and quietness of the local adherent as the momentary interaction unfolded.
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Society of Friends
Broad Street
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