Pendleton Daily Oregonian Publication Notice
Independent county paper the East Oregonian Publishing Co lists daily weekly and semi weekly editions with subscription rates and postal details. It notes offices in Pendleton and bureaus in Chicago and Washington and that the paper is entered as second class mail.
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Oregon
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Oregon News Co
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Oregon law on saloons sparks call for reform
A letter decries Oregon statutes that prevent families from recovering damages when a habitual drunkard is harmed or financially harmed by saloons. It urges next session action to allow compensation, arguing it would curb liquor sales to habitual drinkers and support helpless families.
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Oregon
Bourne Gains Strength in Oregon Senate Fight
Jonathan Bourne has solidified his position in Oregon politics by steadfastly supporting the popular election of U S senators. Despite opposition within his party, Bourne maintains his course and grows as a force, while rivals with stronger records miss the chance to redefine the state’s political landscape.
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Jonathan Bourne
United States Senate
The
East Oregonian
United States
Oregon
Bourne
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Republican Leaders Shun Glory Unlike Bourne’s Rise
The passage notes that three other Republican leaders could have gained prominence and national fame through Bourne’s principle but chose a different path, resulting in them not earning the wreath of glory Bourne received.
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Bourne
War on anarchy nears as Northwest towns brace
In Caldwell circuit court Harry Orchards confessed to killing ex Governor Frank Steunenberg with a dynamite bomb. The widowed wife of ex Sheriff Harvey K Brown in Baker City questions who blew her husband at his gate. The piece calls for censure of anarchy across North Yakima Pendleton Baker City Boise City and beyond urging timely measures to protect public figures from deadly propaganda and treacherous acts.
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Caldwell
Harry Orchards
Frank Steunenberg
Idaho
Harvey K. Brown Alts
Baker City
North Yakima
Pendleton
Boise City
McCourt Named U S District Attorney for Oregon
The Portland Telegram questions John McCourt’s appointment yet praises his integrity and readiness to pursue land fraud investigations in eastern Oregon. The appointment, unsolicited and merit Based, is seen as a clean choice approved after evaluating several candidates.
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Portland Telegram
John McCourt
United States
Oregon
John Motburt
Mr. McCourt
Pendleton Women Lead Cleanup Effort To Ensure Success
Over 50 Pendleton women coordinate cleanup days this week, building on last year’s success and aiming for an even stronger spring effort. They are praised for their pivotal role in progress, with men also acknowledged for support.
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Pendleton
Oregon Voters Face Tough Choice in Congress Race
The piece argues against reelecting T. T. Geer, describing him as an elderly figure ill suited to a progressive Oregon. It laments ongoing disappointments and stresses the state needs a fresh representative instead of a peevish veteran.
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T. T. Geer
Congress
Oregon
Only a Private Soldier Dead
A Chicago Post poem notes the death of a private soldier in a distant skirmish. A mother calmly reads the news while the cradle rocks, and the piece laments the anonymity of the fallen, urging readers to see him as a son and a noble life, not just a statistic.
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Jean Paul Wayne
Chicago Post
The Road to Yesterday Poem by Charles Milton Ware
A reflective poem about the soul’s pilgrimage to memories of the past. The speaker follows a call from voices loved and lost, arriving in a serene Elysium where the soldier rests and forgets, amid memory’s flower crowned hills.
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Hugle
Charles Milton Ware
Her Dear Compelling Eyes and a Momentary Court
A lyrical portrait describes a woman whose beauty draws fleeting adoration. The speaker recalls a magnetic gaze, a staged courtly scene, and a rush of love, ending with the ache of a moment passed and deep feeling beneath compelling eyes. Clarence Ougiey in Unece Remus Magazine.
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Clarence Ougiey
Unece Remus’ Magazine
Chinese Degrade Women On Birthday Orgiastic Mockery
The Montana News reports on chagrin at Chinese customs where a wife and daughters retire during a male birthday celebration. Servants relay messages of unworthiness as male host officials bow to the guest, denying the women any part in the feast. The account highlights gendered humiliation tied to a prominent American family in China.
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China
Pam
Montana News
Cow and pies loss noted in Rising Sun column
In Rising Sun Maryland William Atkinson recently lost a cow and two pies. George McKinsey reported a cow damaged after being bumped by another cow near a bank, causing a fall into a stream with injuries including a broken tail a badly scratched back and a lump on the brisket.
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William Atkinson
George McKinsey
Outside Safety in Domestic Dispute Quip
A Milwaukee Sentinel quotation notes a man's wry answer in an argument with his wife, saying he steps outside for safety. The remark reflects social tone and domestic tension, illustrating humor about conflict avoidance in a city newspaper.
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Milwaukee Bentinel
Government Buys Evans Ranch for Reservoir Project
L L Evans says the federal government closed a 1000 acre purchase on the Blackroot river for a large storage reservoir. The price remains undisclosed though the deal is described as eminently satisfactory to Evans and Special Agent Martin, with reservoir work to start early next spring when weather allows.
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Evans Catie
Blackroot
L. L. Evans
Pocatello Tribune
Evans
Blackfoot
Martin
Dr W T Cooke Speaks On Dry Farming For Farmers
Dr W T Cooke returned from Liramle where he attended the Farmers Institute and addressed Cheyenne farmers and ranchmen on dry farming. He was surprised by the attention his talks received and noted remarks from sheepmen.
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W. T. Cooke
Liramle
Farmers Institute
Cheyenne Tribune
Cooke
Cook
Sheep Rearing Shifts to Winter Feeding Solutions
Albany county faces a serious feed shortage as the high quality sheep require better winter care. A leading sheepman plans expansion while inviting others to till soil, promoting forage crops without irrigation. Institutes gain praise from Dr. Cooke for advancing ranching and farming knowledge.
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Albany
Cooke
Heavy Tips From a Talkative Barber
A Chicago News blurb humorously depicts a barber pressing for tips and a combative customer retorting with sharp wit. The exchange runs through exaggerated promises and threats, ending with the customer asserting consequences if the barber continues rough shaving and harsh language.
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