Daily News Dally. Early Oregon publication notice
Publication subscription options listed with durations and delivery by mail or carrier. Mentions Oregon News Co in Portland and Northwest News in Portland and Chicago bureaus. Also cites United Press Association, Pendleton post office listing and contact notes.
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Eaet Oreguelante
Oregon News Co
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News, Co
Chicago
Oc Security
Washington, D C
Fourteenth Street
Poem fragment on duty and harvest in summer dusk
A fragment presents a meditation on duty in harmony with divine purpose. Imagery of reapers and ripened fields suggests unity of toil with godly thought, merging pear and future into a single outcome amid summer evenings.
Call for State Commission to Regulate Pacific Telephone
Editorial argues Oregon should create a state commission to regulate Pacific Telephone Company, set service standards, and reduce rates if needed. It urges placing the firm under public control similar to railway commissions, with protected reasonable profits and improved service. It calls city councils to back a push in the legislature.
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Butaiko Vo
Pacific Telephone Company
East Oregonian
Railway Commission
Conte
Washington
Ttme
Telephone Company
Tefuation
Iegterature
Roosevelt Critiques English at Guild Speech in London
Roosevelt spoke bluntly in the Guild hall of London critiquing British conduct in Egypt style, sparking etiquette breaches. Despite the breach, his plain soldier persona endears him to Americans, as he courts no ceremony and speaks his mind.
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Guild Hall of London
Roosevelt
John Bull
New York
Boas Platt
Roosevelt’s New York governorship and Denver speech controversy
A retired editorial notes Roosevelt’s governorship style in New York and a Denver speech on silver policy. It discusses reactions from New York and Colorado, public reception, and mixed opinions on the Guild speech and Roosevelt’s controversial critique of John Bull.
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Roosevelt
Denver
Colorado
Stelas
New York
Roose
Readeh Khenxe
John Bull
Walla Walla debate on conservation and interests clash
At a pioneer gathering in Walla Walla President S B J Penrose of Whitman College and ex governor Miles Moore defended Secretary fallinger and denounced attacks as villany The discussion reveals ties to Cumberland elites and corporate ownership theories The talk accuses conservation policy of blocking west settlement and promoting resource grabs by powerful interests The piece notes Penrose may reflect shifting climate and politics in the region.
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Walla Walls
S. B. J. Penrose
Whitnat College
Miles
Moore
Fallinger
Villany
Thet Angele
Friends of
Stinl Rastine
Penrose
Shelby Than
Wool market opens amid uncertain figures for growers
Reports suggest the wool market has finally reopened though prices baffle growers. Observers note variation in early figures as buyers and sellers gauge demand and trends.
The Noble Aim of Teaching and Motherhood
A reflection on teaching as a noble calling, likening it to motherhood. The text argues that great teachers embody patience, selflessness, and a desire to empower students to live independently. It contrasts maternal influence with authoritarian rhetoric, asserting that true teaching fosters freedom, thought, and lasting character.
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Thoreayn
Eenine
Alex
Teachers and the value of education in 1909 remarks
A 1909 reflection argues teachers deserve better pay and status to elevate society. It contrasts skilled labor and scholars with a harsh economic frame, noting public schooling costs about half of total expenditures and calling for enlightened self interest to fund education.
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America
Earth
Wimshouse
Filbert Alutbard
Mother and Babe Across Color Lines in Poetic Verse
A poem reflects on maternal love and the equality of souls beyond skin color, praising a mother's tenderness and the universal bond of love. It laments displacement and loss, noting lingering memories of a once proud lineage and the hope of reunion, with a call to endurance across distant lands.
Value of vegetables in French peasant diet notes
The piece compares French peasantry reliance on vegetables, wine, and bread with American neglect. It cites carrot broth for jaundice, onion broth with celery for gout, and celery and cauliflower as nerve and rheumatism aids. It portrays medicinal beliefs tied to vegetables in Franco.
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San Francisco
Franco
France
Importer Oversees Language Study After Clerk’s Death
A New York firm head notes a clerk’s death and favors a son stepping into the business. The son, learning the Tiuhwa tongue, asks about studying Italian, while a teacher from the other side praises his English progress. An odd aside claims the Atlantic Ocean dates back 170 million years and remains unfresh.
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New York
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