Independent Pendleton Daily Oregon Newspaper Notice
Publication details for The East Oregonian Publishing Co Pendleton Oregon. Mentions daily weekly and semi weekly editions with distribution at Oregon News Co and addresses in Pendleton and Washington Bureau. Notes postal registration and United Press Association membership.
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Pemileteo
Oregon
the East Oregonian Publishing CO
Oregonians
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Wieb
D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Cemetery Improvements in Pendleton for Olney Burial Ground
Pendleton joins the drive to beautify Olney cemetery with a generously subscribed fund. Local firms can supply equipment for the pumping plant and Pendleton men may bid on all parts of the project. The goal is coordinated, ethical work reflecting civic spirit and unified effort across the city.
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Pendleton
Olney
Olney Cemetery
Pather of the Referendum Debate in Oregon
An Oregon review credits W. H. U Ren as not the true father of the referendum. It asserts Max Purgholzer of Washington County was the movement’s real origin while Lincoln Steffens praised U Ren as a lawgiver. The piece notes early nineties farm and reform vigor across the state.
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George Ogle
Molalla, Ore
Oregon
W. 8. U'Ren
Max Purgholzer
Washington County
Lincoln Steffens
Mr. L Ren
U'Ren
Joseph Gagton
W. 35
Vandeberg
Nathan Pierce
Alfred Lnelling
W. 4
McMahan
Dunham Wright
W. H. Galvant
T. H. McGirk
Oregons Referendum Roots Debate Marks Burgholzer Claim
A historical argument claims Burgholzer started Oregon's referendum movement in 1881, predating U Ren as the originator. The Northwest Reform Journal files are cited as evidence, challenging broad credit for the era's political progress and its notable figures.
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Northwest Reform Journal
Portland
Burgholzer
Tully
U'Ren
Brooks
Rowdyism at Stanford University Stirring Education Debate
An editorial condemns student rioting at Stanford over faculty prohibition orders. It argues expelling prominent students for drunkenness and disobedience tests the university morale. The piece warns that continued student disobedience would erode education and transform Stanford into a showcase for wealthy debauchery.
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Stanford
The Camera Writes History Through Photographs
The Gettysburg National Park committee report, with 400 pages, includes 200 pages of battlefield photographs. Veterans will relive actions and charges as images convey the story more vividly than words. The camera, it seems, will write much of future history.
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Els
Gettysburg National Park
Congress Aims to Pass Northwest Measures This Session
The article notes a presidential year economy with stalled measures yet highlights Congressman Hillis shaping excellent Northwest state reforms for passage this session. His allies and plans are in place to secure results if he is reelected, while a new man in Congress could alter the進 course.
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Congress
Hillis
Northwest
Oregon Legislation Prep Quietly Goes Forward
The remark notes spending a full session preparing the way for legislation for Oregon as Congressman Ellis has done, and asserts it would be unprofitable to change members now.
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Oregon
Ellis
Father Yorke Attacks SF Graft Prosecutions As Farce
Father Yorke of San Francisco criticizes the graft prosecutions as a farce amid crowded jails, a mayor under sentence, department heads confessing to corruption, and prominent citizens funding cleanup efforts. The editorial argues for or against his stance on prosecuting wrongdoing.
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Father Yorke
San Francisco
Baker City Delegation Returns From Washington
The flickering gleam of a federal building haunts the town as Baker City awaits news from its recently returned delegation from Washington. The group brings no humorous or uplifting messages from the national capital.
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Baker City
Washington
National Capital
Repair of Flood Damage Praised by Officials and Staff
The short time required for the 0. R. & N. company to repair the recent flood damage is the highest tribute that can be paid to the efficiency of officials and employes of that road.
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0. R. & N. Company
The Siren by Helen A Mulhall
A narrator warns of a deceptive beloved, once drawn in by a siren like beauty. He recalls faith, admiration, and giving his heart, only to watch others fall as she lures and abandons them. The poem centers on vanity, desire, and the peril of entranced devotion.
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Helen A. Mulhall
Fear of a Democratic Senator From Oregon
La Grande Observer argues no fear in voting for a Democrat to Congress from Oregon, noting no Democrat has been seated from the state in decades. It challenges Republican opponents who fear party discipline, asserting public sentiment toward popular government would justify support for a Democratic U S senator if Oregon trends that way.
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Congress
Oregon
Whittaker
United States
la Grande
The Boom in Sheep Sales at Stock Yards
Big mutton prices surge as scarcity tightens the market. Salesmen name prices within reason, with mutton finally selling above the 6-cent line after last December’s low. Export trade faltered due to mutton shortages, but the sheep sector shows a rare bright spot as demand concentrates on high quality sheep.
Old-Time Fireplace Dreams and Siberian Wealth Sketch
The piece juxtaposes rustic nostalgia with bold speculation on Siberian riches. It evokes coal and minerals like gold, iron, copper, emeralds, and naphtha as Russia eyes future wealth, while a fireplace scene in Georgia mood recalls longing and memory.
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Siberia
Glauber
Women and Kidney Trouble Warns Relief Elixir Ad
An ad proclaims kidney and bladder troubles affect both women and men, urging Swamp-Root as a remedy. It promotes a sample bottle by mail and cites testimonials while directing readers to Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York for more information.
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Pope
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Money markets drive gains amid late crop yield rebound
The financial flurry aided by late crop yields produced gratifying results for the livestock world with signs of renewed activity and optimism among producers and markets.
Tribute to Judge Hailey in Oregon
The death of Hon. T. G. Hailey at Portland last Sunday creates a vacancy among Oregon's valued citizens. He was a notable lawyer and served briefly on the supreme bench. He owned a leading farm in Umatilla county, promoted thorough farming, and supported Pacific northwest agriculture.
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T. G. Hailey
Portland
Oregon
Supreme Bench
Umatilla
Pacific Northwest
Salem Statesman
Pendleton Clean Up After High Water Storm
Pendleton residents cleaned streets and back yards after heavy Sunday rains caused high water. City efforts followed a damaging storm, with authorities and citizens joining in the cleanup and recovery work.
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Salem Statesman
The Power of Steam and Hair Germ Theory Ad
An old promotional note links James Watt’s steam observations to a modern claim that a tiny germ causes dandruff and baldness. It markets Newbro's Herpicide from Detroit as a treatment to destroy the germ and restore hair, with sample offers and prices 60 cents and 1.00.
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James Watt
Newbro
Herpiide Co
Detroit
Mich
Kooppen & Bros
Hotel St George Promoted as Northwest First Class
European plan with steam heat en suite rooms and modern conveniences. Large new sample room advertised. Hotel St George touted as one of the northwest’s most up to date. Telephone and fire alarm connections to office along with hot and cold running water in all rooms and first class restaurant in connection with hotel.
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Bath
St. George
Northwest
Hotel Portland Ad Highlights Rates and Turkish Bath
An early hotel advertisement promotes the Hotel Portland in Portland Oregon offering American plan at three dollars per day with higher rates for families and single gentlemen. The management invites visitors to view rooms and learn prices and notes a modern Turkish bath facility. Manager H C Bowers oversees the property.
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Portland
Oregon
H. C. Bowers
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