Weston Leader Upsets Plan For Comprehensive Highway Bonding
The Weston Leader criticizes piecemeal road work and urges a comprehensive bonding plan to fund steady macadam road construction. Clark Wood voices the paper’s stubborn stance against half hearted measures, warning slow progress leaves farmers marching on rough paths. The piece argues current pace could still yield meaningful improvements this year if a full bonding program is adopted.
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Weston
Clark Wood
New Jerusalem
Gehenna
County eyes road to Weston and broader highway plans
The county weighs building a macadam road from Pendleton to Weston via Athens costing 30 000 to 40 000. The old court left 58 600 in road funds and supports permanent work, with bonds likely. Opinion favors completing a longer highway now rather than piecemeal, and criticizes delays tied to training season in college football.
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Pendleton
Weston
Athens
East Oregonian
Crord
La Grande Opens $55,000 High School Ahead of Pendleton
La Grande completed an up to date high school with laboratories, assembly hall, gymnasium and other features costing 55000, signaling it has forged ahead of Pendleton in school facilities. Citizens are urged to respond as next Thursday's vote will determine Pendleton's ability to keep pace with rivals.
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la Grands
Pendleton
la Grande
Oregon
Bakerity
Pendleton Commercial Club Urges Business Leaders Unite
Businessmen professionals furm and property owners urged to join Pendleton Commercial Club. The four year effort continues with a booster banquet next Thursday aimed at driving forward city progress through practical action and broad participation.
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Pendleton
Commercial Association
High Washington official cites Japan as mobilization cause
United Press quotes a high Washington official saying Japan, not Mexico, triggered the army mobilization. It is hinted Japan seeks Lower California and a coaling station on the U.S. coast. Roosevelt has discussed with Rough Riders the idea of a cavalry division in the southwest if trouble arises.
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United Press Report
Washington
Japan
Mexico
California
Roosevelt
Uthwert
Proposed Umatilla river power plant shared by state and man
The article argues for more electrical power from the Umatilla river and a potential power plant owned jointly by the state and Fred Walters. It notes the influx of thousands of colonists to the northwest and lament Pendleton receiving none, criticizing the lack of depot exhibits showing regional resources and industries.
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Umatilla
State
Fred Walters
Pendleton
Without the Irish the World Would Be Very Lonesome
A brief social reflection notes the essential role of Irish people in culture and community life, emphasizing companionship and shared heritage. It highlights how absence of Irish influence would dull social energy and empathy across societies.
All Around Athletics and Seasonal Sports in America
The Denver Times notes Americans favor spurts in recreation with seasons for opera drama society and sports. It observes rigid calendars for baseball football basketball and field events and says great athletes follow similar cycles, moving on when the time limit ends.
Scamped pictures mocked by editor at New York club
A western editor derides so called impressionistic works and portraits as rough parodies. He cites a New York man whose $4000 portrait impressed only the cook who, after looking closely, recognizes it as the mistress in a revealing twist. The tale underscores skepticism toward pretentious art.
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West
Receon
New York
Gor
Recall and mandate in political clash at dinner
A Chicago Tribune excerpt describes a confrontation between Mrs. Spangler and a rising young politician at a dinner. Mrs. Spangler remarks on a call from the previous night and asserts a recall, issuing a firm directive as the man resists leaving. The scene captures political pressure and gendered power dynamics in a tense exchange.
New Jersey club urges law for married men to wear large rings
A New Jersey women's club advocates a law requiring married men to wear oversized rings as a protective measure for wives. They argue post marriage restrictions make other safeguards redundant and seek legislative action to formalize this precaution.
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New Jersey
Hohbach Completes Modern Sanitary Bakery Improvements
Otto Hohbach has finished about $5,000 in court street bakery improvements creating a new brick annex with concrete floors plastered walls dough mixing and handl ing machinery to assure cleanliness and sanitation vermin proof. The modern factory will produce all cakes pastries candies and ice cream sold wholesale from the wagon or retail store. The public is invited to visit at convenience to see the sanitary operations firsthand.
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Otto Hohbach
Court Street
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