Independent Oregon Paper Advertisement Notice
An old classified notice from the East Oregonian Publishing Co outlines daily and weekly subscription rates including various durations by mail or carrier. The snippet notes membership in United Press Association and postal classification at Pendleton Oregon.
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Fendieton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Fast
Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Chicago
Weahington
D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Hidden Canvas Physique Hints Painter’s Back Portrait
A brief note hints at the back of a painter’s canvas, suggesting hidden energy and tension in the artwork. The description implies a pulse or vibrancy felt through the painted surface, inviting closer inspection of technique and intention.
County groups unite to fund Umatilla publicity drive
Pendleton Commercial and Real Estate Mens associations lead a countywide canvass to raise funds for a coordinated publicity campaign. All sections will be visited and solicited to advertise Umatilla county in the east. The effort stresses shared burden and a planned, intelligent push to attract settlers and capitalize on new opportunities.
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Pendleton Commercial Association
Real Estate Men's Association
Umatilla
Amaela County
Oregon voters approve four so called freak measures
The people of Oregon passed recall proportional representation and a state measure number one, with large margins. The Huntley corrupt practices bill also carried, signaling growing public power over state government and skepticism about legislative changes.
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Oregon
The Next Governor Speculation Amid Oregon Senate Talks
Governor Chamberlain faces speculation over succession as Oregon politics shift. The state constitution assigns duties to the secretary of state if the governor can no longer serve, raising questions about future leadership during the resignation scenario.
Oregon Officials and Term Dates for 1910 Transitions
The text notes Frank Benson as acting secretary of state and future governor until December 1910, with Governor Chamberlain’s term ending then. A November 1910 state election will choose a new governor. The senator's term begins March 4 1909 after the legislature settles the senatorial election, with Fullon’s term ending then. Governor Chamberlain earns $5000 yearly, $20,000 for four years. a senator earns $7600 yearly, $45,000 for six years.
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Tion, Frank &. Benson
Oregon
Wil
Chamberlain
Fullon
Umatilla Farmers Urged to Return From Walla Walla
The East Oregonian questions Helix and Athena farmers who moved to Walla Walla for perceived better morals. It asserts Pendleton’s dry status after July 1 and accuses movers of abandoning Umatilla county, urging them to return with their fortunes and invest in a county with strong moral conditions. It questions their commitment to home and decorum.
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Helix
Athena
Umatilla
Walla Walla
Moralis
Pendleton
Umatilla County
East Oregonian
Wii
Walla
Equal suffrage amendment defeated in Oregon
The equal suffrage amendment failed by about 9800 votes, several hundred less than the majority two years ago. The movement vows to continue its effort until the proposal becomes law and placed on Oregon's statute books.
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Friends of Equal Suffrage
Oregon
Captive Lehman Wins Indian allotment after years with Apaches
Herman Lehman known as Montechema and tied to Chief Quanah’s line has at last secured an allotment through Senator Gore's efforts. The German born Comanche youth, captured by Geronimo’s raiders, was restored to his mother in Texas and later recognized by tribal council as a member of the Comanche. He now lives with his wife and children near Indiahoma on leased land.
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Herman Lehmin
Senator Gore
Lehman
Lawton
Quanah
Texas
Geronimo
Herman
Fort Sill
Quanah Parker
McKenzie
Lahman
Oklahoma
Chief Quanoah
Indiahoma
Senator Reed Named Defendant in $15000 Breach Suit
State Senator Walter J. Reed of North Yakima faces a breach of promise suit for $15000 filed by a widow described as winsome. The senator, recently married to a Pennsylvania woman, is currently in California.
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Walter J. Reed
North Yakima
Pennsylvania
California
Low Green Door Poem Tribute to Fallen Soldiers
Poem recalls memory of fallen soldiers from Antietam to Gettysburg and Shiloh. It verse-tributes the honored dead with imagery of graves, myrtle wreaths, and soft reverence. Townsend Allen signs the stanza, reflecting on battles and enduring peace.
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Trand
Townsend Allen
Cherokee Strip Land Tale of Fences and Haphazard Deals
Frank Ruch, keeper of the buffalo herd in Oklahoma's national forest, recalls a dusty exchange with a Kansas farmer and a homesteader in the Cherokee Strip. A tale of 169 acres traded for five land, then 1080 acres claimed, and finally a clever swap involving 84 to settle a debt, all told with rustic humor about land value and misadventure.
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Frank Ruch
National Forest of
Oklahoma
St. Louls
Fred Dubois and the Democratic Party in Idaho
The obituary analyzes Fred Dubois a political figure who shifted from Republican to Democratic ranks. It notes his leadership and the impact of his defection on Democratic strength, suggesting his influence could sway Idaho politics beyond speculation.
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Fred
Dubois
Tonto
Idaho
Lewiston Teller
Wool slump trims Wyoming wool income this year
Cheyenne Tribune reports a big drop in Wyoming wool prospects with an expected crop value near 4 million dollars. If 1908 had yielded the 2 cent per pound average seen in 1907, receipts would have topped 17 million, but current prices and market timing reduce earnings unless oil stabilizes demand for the wool.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne Tribune
Jame Brothers Shot by Brakeman at Red Cliff Attempt
Jame Brothers were shot and killed by a train brakeman while running to catch a trim at Red Cliff. Authorities say trainmen had warned against rough handling of the train and the lone passenger was mistaken for one of the robbers.
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Jame
Maps of the air for aeronauts aid to avoid hazards
The Aero club of France plans a series of aerial maps overseen by its president to show telegraph wires overhead, cables, and dangerous altitudes. The project aims to guide balloon pilots at night by marking high voltage lines and other obstructions to prevent accidents.
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Chicago Tribune
Aero Club of
France
Lasses
Cigister
Aeronauta
Hotel St. George Offers Modern Comforts In Northwest
European plan with steam heat and en suite rooms. Large sample room and first class restaurant. Telephones fire alarms and hot and cold water in all rooms. Rates one to one fifty dollars. Located a block and a half from the depot under a big electric sign.
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St. George Ia
Northwest
Traveling Meeting Headquarters Promises Quick Dining Nearby
Telephone and fire alarm connections with all rooms. Headquarters for Traveling Meeting Conge. Congou ctious Sample Rooms. Free bus. Special rates by week or month. Excellent cuisine. Prompt dining room service. Bar and Gillard room in connection. Only three blocks from depots.
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United States Senate
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Kansas
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Pacific Safe Company
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Swift Specific CO
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Golden Rule Hotel
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Empire Meat CO
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