Pendleton Daily Bas East Oregonian Publication Notice
County official paper notes publication details for the East Oregonian Publishing Co Pendleton Oregon. Lists daily weekly and semi weekly editions with mail and carrier rates and office sales locations and press bureau addresses. Includes notice of United Press Association and postal classification.
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Pendleton
Oregon
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East Oregonian Publishing CO
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The Power of Man Over Space and Elements
A poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox portrays man subduing cosmic forces. It claims winds and weather carry his messages and bow to his strength, while his passions remain unchecked despite dominion over light and dark.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
McFatridge removal stirs Pendleton concerns over Indian service
Pendleton residents lament Major McFatridge being relieved from the Umatilla agency. They praise his capable, honest record and fear changes at the bureau may threaten consistent fair management of reservation affairs and local interests. Washington officials defend the act as necessary, while criticism weighs on the Indian service.
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Ballinger
McFatridge
Umatilla
Washington
Fcarcely
Indian Affairs
Mr. Valentine
Indian Department
Indian Service
Bureau
Major McFatridge
McManuy
Pendleton
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Wheatgrowers face high prices and uncertain harvest
Eastern Oregon wheatgrowers ponder the current market as prices soar and forecasts indicate a strong harvest ahead. The sector weighs the impact of high prices on grower incomes and marginal costs amid looming yield uncertainties.
High wheat prices may raise future acreage worldwide
The article notes that current high wheat prices could boost future planted areas, especially abroad where vast tracts remain uncultivated in the Canadian northwest, Siberia, Manchuria, and other regions. It warns that eventual price declines will penalize farmers who fail to improve yields or diversify away from wheat.
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Oregon
Lester
Department of Agriculture
United States
Canadian Northwest
Siberia
Manchura
Germany
Major McFatridge Potentially Replaced on Umatilla Task
The article notes Major McFatridge may take another job described as "Just as good" while the Umatilla reservation could gain an agent who may not satisfy all parties as well as McFatridge. It discusses implications for stakeholders and potential shifts in leadership.
Germans Threaten British Naval Supremacy Fears Rise
English fear Germany may rival Britain as a naval power and seem to enjoy provoking John Bull into spasms of alarm.
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Germany
Great Britain
John Bull
Portland Voters Demonstrate Judgment on City Government
Citizens in Portland display their judgment in municipal governance as the community weighs decisions shaping local policy and leadership. The article highlights public sentiment, ongoing debates, and potential impacts on city administration.
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Portland
Why Pendleton Got Married Despite Low Income
Pendleton, a $900-per-annum clerk in a Washington department, was jokingly asked why he planned to marry. He replied calmly that he has no reason beyond being in love, underscoring the playful romance behind the decision.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
He Wondered He-How fst you are always out when I call
He questions why she is rarely home when he attempts to reach her, and she responds with a terse remark about luck. The exchange hints at distant or troubled relationship dynamics without detailing events or settings.
Predominance in Quebec Driven by Coin and Immigration
A viewpoint argues that French supremacy in Quebec rests on economic power and immigration, with control of banks and steamships backing a rising birth rate. It highlights Laurier’s policies and Quebec’s political and commercial grip on Montreal and Quebec City, noting rail and trade links and a controversial stance on racial dynamics.
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Quebec
Montreal
France
Laurier
Dominion of Canada
Grand Trunk Pacific
Loemineaux
Tokyo
Japan
Alberta
British Columbia
Manly Training of Girls in Education Critique
Excerpt from Women's Home Companion argues that girls are steered toward male domains from kindergarten onward. It claims curricula ignore female roles, favor male heroes, and produce women skilled in advanced math yet deprived of basic domestic and civic knowledge, ending with questions about school board members.
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Lincoln
Washington
Billy
John
Woeman
Minister’s Bible Lord Joke Entertains Judge Lawton
A Middlesex probate court judge recounted a tale of an American minister on sabbatical in London who tried to enter the House of Lords. When asked which lord he served, the minister replied The Lord Jehovah. The doorkeeper, unsure, briefly considered a Scottish laird before admitting him.
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George F. Lawton
Middlesex Probate Court
London
House of Lords
The Vacation and a Lessening of Patience
Dr Judson Swift of the American Tract Society discusses vacations for colporteurs on Nassau Street. He says vacations refresh workers and boost zeal, defending the practice against claims that Satan never rests. A quip from Illinois Register contrasts vacationing with vigilance.
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Judson Swift
The
American Tract Society
Nassau Street
Steenthly
Ends of an Engagement in Dormant Installments
Dialogue from a Doston Transcript shows a couple parting with one noting continuation of installment payments for a year, reflecting financial strain and emotional tension in the breakup.
The Test and She-Fred Debate Pen versus Sword Idea
A witty exchange contrasts ink and blade with a playful jab about signing checks. The speakers joke that nothing beats a pen for power, and a sword has no use in writing checks.
TRAINING ARMY MULES AT STOCKYARDS SET RECORD
Kansas City Times recounts Potters A and B United States artillery under Lieutenant R. O. Mason loading 13 mule cars in 25 minutes, a new deck record. Mules responded to names as officers called out kennings like Nigger Mollie Cyclone, with calm handling by handlers despite crude language.
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Potterles
Mollie
The Limit Stoute and Life's View on Disability
A fragment discusses disability and health, contrasting harsh judgments with sympathy. It notes Life’s stance on authentic belief and the impact of modern attitudes on religious expression during public moments. The text references Pettyman and Wile as figures in a debate over health and validity.
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Stoute
Pettyman
Resources for Tomorrow Depend on Reserves Made Today
Officials warn that tomorrow’s operations hinge on today’s reserve allocations. Budget officials cite immediate actions to secure supply lines and stockpile essential materials, stressing disciplined spending and prioritization.
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