Daily Oregonian Publication Notice Fragment
Fragmentary notice from Pendleton Oregon detailing weekly and semi weekly publication and mailing options, dates unclear. Mentions Oregon News Co at 147 6th street Portland and forwarded addresses in Bulwae Washington D C Bureau at 501 seventeenth street N W.
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Earth and Heaven Aid To Humble Ground
Poem praises nature and the divine presence in simple, humble settings. It speaks of the Heavens and the earth guiding and comforting human hearts. The speaker notes that help comes in even the humblest weed and in every rocky cliff loved by the divine train.
Home rule favored for Hudson county plan
In Athena and Weston meetings business leaders support creating Hudson county while opposing Orchard county. Residents largely reject division and urge Milton and Freewater to act alone if they seek secession. State voters would likely back Hudson if asked, valuing home rule and local wishes.
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Hudson” County
Orchard” County
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Freewater
Orchard
Hand in Hand James J Hill Advocates Farming Links
James J Hill emphasizes west development through railroads and farming. He argues stock raising, animal husbandry, and diversified farming are vital for prosperity, noting that livestock output and manure sustain soil fertility and land value, supporting perpetual wealth.
Theodore Roosevelt travels after African hunt tour
The versatile Theodore Roosevelt returns from Africa where he led a landmark hunting expedition and now tours Europe as the celebrated star of the moment. His reputation as a formidable figure follows him across continents.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Theodore Roosevelt’s global tour hailed as all round man
The article lauds Theodore Roosevelt for his versatile achievements across Europe and beyond. It notes his talks in Italy on art, in France with the Royal Academy, at the Sorbonne advocating democracy, a meeting with Sweden’s king, a Peace address, and a review of German troops in Berlin as the first civilian to do so. Now in England for King Edward’s funeral, he will lecture at Oxford on a biological topic.
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Germany
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United States
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Theodore Roosevelt
Fall of Halley's Comet: Pendleton Sees No Unusual Event
After the elaborate buildup around Halley's comet, the earth's passage through its fall last evening proved a disappointment. No unusual occurrences were observed during the transit in Pendleton. nothing remarkable appeared beyond ordinary skies.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Concerts Draw Big Civic Club Attendance
The people of Pendleton showed appreciation for concerts arranged by the Commercial club and the Indies civic club with strong attendance and applause last evening. The shows are expected to remain popular throughout the summer.
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Commercial Club
Indies Civic Club
Olney Cemetery Cleanup Promised by Councilman Dyer
Tomorrow brings a call for volunteers to improv e Olney cemetery with Councilman Dyer urging local residents to respond. The passage notes concern over an eclipse of the moon Monday night following prior disaster fears sparked by a comet.
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Olney Cemetery
Dyer
Ballinger Investigation and Haley’s Comet Return
A fragmentary note questions if the Ballinger investigation will resume when Halley’s Comet appears again. It mentions tomorrow’s plans with Athena as a booster and Scotch involvement in a vague, local context.
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Ballinger
June 1910 leading articles catalog
A listing of featured pieces in Popular Science and Mechanics Supplement for June 1910. Includes titles by Hyde Carter Bache Jenney Moor Prosser Knight Franklin Millard Mitchell and others on topics from the Panama Canal to home electricity and gas making.
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Henry M. Hyde
Panama Canal
Charles Frederick Carter
Roosevelt Dam
Rene Bache
Ralph B. Jenney
Rube Borough
F. G. Moorhead
William Thornton Prosser
J. Hartley Knight
Robert Franklin
Millard
Bailey Millard
Richard BE
Benton
Guy E. Mitchell
Henry A
Lord
Poverty Stricken Suitor Faces Mother's Vow
A Chicago News item quotes a daughter probing a mother's past marriage income. The mother reveals her ex-husband earned only ten dollars weekly and spent it as earned. they lived simply yet were happy. The daughter notes George has saved nothing, prompting a sharp warning to keep him away.
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George
Chicago News
No Wonder The Ancients Thought The World Flat
A playful unrhymed poem recalling life in ancient times versus modern comforts. The speaker notes lack of autos, showgirls, cigars, cocktails, bridges, ships, journals, hats, and various modern woes to question why the ancients might have thought the world flat. The excerpt ends with a quirky aside about Boston Transcript and Oregon weather.
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Boston Transcript
A Poor Excuse, Kenneth Harris
A short verse in which the speaker repudiates excuses and urges honesty. The narrator, Kenneth Harris, reflects on crafting lies and “fancy yarns” and asserts that a liar remains exposed when pressed to pay the bill. The piece ends with a self outcry about poor excuses and accountability.
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Kenneth Harris
What the World Wants in Men of Character
Excerpted from Home Chat, the piece extols men who refuse money as a measure of worth. It highlights integrity over wealth, independent opinions, duty in silence, courage to reject crowd pressure, sacrifice for the public good, and restraint under provocation. It champions self control and truthfulness amid a world praising wealth and notoriety.
LOG CABIN SAYINGS
A collection of proverbs and witticisms about happiness, luck, wealth, and gratitude. The quotes reference biblical and historical figures, weathering life’s road with humor and hope, noting joy can be found in simple home life and the world’s care.
Shakespearean Dispute Fought At Lone Hand Saloon
Poet Richard Le Gallienne cites literary disputes as interesting when well run. Prof Bill Bulns of Tin Can Dancing academy lectures at Lone Hand saloon, recites a poem from Othello. A Boston interrupter argues. Billus claims Shakespeare wrote it. A clash ends with a punch and a verdict that Shakespeare did it. A sow named Shoe appears, lamenting social slights and calling for respect amid town gossip. Walt Mason quotes on hogs, manners, and social castes in Portland Journal.
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Richard le Gallienne
Bill Bulns
Tin Can Dancing Academy
Lone Hand
Roy
Poland
China
Mrs. Swine
Selfiah
Walt Mason
Portland Journal
Morning muse under a green tree with a talking hog
A reflective speaker rests beneath a bay green tree when a porker approaches and speaks, a whimsical episode blending nature with an unlikely conversation. The scene captures a moment of odd humor as the animal breaks the quiet with dialogue.
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Want Ads Echoes In A Quiet Backyard Scene
A reflective verse recalls a boy staying close to home near a shaded pool by the water where the current forms a pool and the greenish depths invite exploration. His mother’s warning that it is a bit too early adds a touch of regret as daybreak hints at chores and the day ahead.
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William Wordsworth
Uplifter's Tiny Tale Of Words And Manners
A Chicago Inter Ocean reader shares a brief anecdote about a woman who aims to improve language use. She overhears two girls praising grand opera with swell, then admonishes them to expand their vocabulary. The tale ends with a note that there is no moral, just a slice of true life.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
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