Pendleton Oregon County Official Paper Notice
Public notice from Pendleton Oregon details subscription options for the East Oregonian Publishing Co. Included are daily and weekly mail and carrier rates for various terms. The document lists multiple subscription durations and formats.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mail
Mall
Dally
Mall Gem
East Oregonian
Paren News Co
6Th Street
Portland
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Difficult Umatilla Agent Faces Transfer After Mixed Record
The Umatilla reservation agent, Major MacFatridge, oversees about 1000 Indians and white renters, facing a tough mix of beliefs, work tastes, and interests. Though failures are noted, his tenure brings roads, a Cayuse bridge order, and stricter self-reliance among competent Indians. His removal awaits the next appointee with a hoped for blend of Solomon’s wisdom Roosevelt’s grit and Chamberlain’s affability.
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Umatilla
MacFatridge
Cayuse
Major McFatridge
Solomon
Roosevelt
William Fenn
George Chamberlain
Frank Goitch
Americans and coffee craze shows U S lead buyers
Dirk P. DeYoung reports from Santos Brazil that the United States remains the largest purchaser of coffee from the great Brazilian plantations. The January February coal of shipments indicates abnormally high movement from Banana. The United States buys nearly half of this extraordinary amount.
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Dirk P. DeYoung
Santos
Brazil
United States
Banaz
Coffee shipments to the United States in 1908 1909 figures
Consular invoices show United States imports of Santos coffee totaling 1 193 112 bags in 1908 and 9 096 608 bags in 1909, with shipments concentrated in early 1909. Analysts cite exporters rushing to dispose of stocks before a 9 000 000 bag limit and a new valorization law imposing a 1.49 cent per pound export duty on current crop excess.
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United States
Germany
France
Holland
Austria
United Kingdom
Belgium
Santos
Senator Clay Attacks Sugar Trust In Senate
Senator Clay of Georgia assailed the sugar trust in a speech accusing it of violating civil and criminal laws, stealing 10 million dollars from the treasury, and profiting from high tariffs. He ridiculed sugar duties while noting the trust sold sugar abroad cheaper than at home, urging an end to privileges for the few.
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Senate
Clay
Georgia
United States
Congress
Sugar Trust
Death of H. H. Rogers Rocks Financial Circles
H. H. Rogers, a leading figure in national finance and a cornerstone of the Standard Oil combination, died yesterday. His influence in the industry was vast, and his passing marks a profound end to a storied career in business.
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H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Movement to stop Sunday baseball in Baker City
A campaign in Baker City seeks to ban Sunday baseball contests. The town’s team is described as weak, with critics labeling the squad as poorly prepared for the season. County officials have not yet issued formal action.
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Baker City
Woman's Smaller Brain Not Direct Measure Of Common Sense
Professor Frederick W. Mott spoke at the Royal Institution on The Brain noting that in 88 percent of weighed brains among great men the weight did not indicate quality. He cited that at birth female brains weighed about one and a half ounces more than male brains, but in adulthood male brains exceeded female brains by about five and a half ounces. European male brain averages 2 pounds 15 ounces 9 drams to 2 pounds 16 ounces 9 drams, with females at 2 pounds 10 ounces 14 drams. among savages the difference vanished due to equal brain use in survival.
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Frederick W. Mott
Royal Institution of Great Britain
London Globe
Beating Roosevelt’s Bag by a Kaiser’s Deer Record
Count Zeppelin recounts how the German emperor, while hunting with the Kaiser, reportedly shot sixty four deer in a day. After the tally was announced, the Kaiser posed for photos as a photographer prepared. The Kaiser’s head keeper noted the score, while the Kaiser himself remarked that thirty rounds were fired.
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Count Zeppelin
Kaiser
His Majesty
London Mirror
Cat naps on new hat sparks downtown chase
A brief Louisville Courier Journal item notes a cat that settled on a new hat during a downtown excursion, prompting lighthearted chatter about the hat’s fate as the feline dozed in place. No injuries or losses reported.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Love Never Needs to Advertise for a Job
A compact reflection notes that true love shows itself without the need for explicit recruitment or promotion. It suggests enduring affection proves itself through actions rather than listings or overt campaigns. The sentiment elevates sincerity over formal announcements.
The Fair Day's Work for a Horse Explored in Depth
A examination of equine labor shows London horses perform 18 miles a day at seven miles per hour with a heavy bus harness, while ponies and cob stock prove economical and versatile. The piece notes fatigue limits, rest needs, and the cob as a sturdy, compact workhorse suited to various tasks.
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London Bus
H. M. Buckhounds
America
William Dnay
London
Exeter
England
Brightest boy in the world graduates from Taft college
A prodigy in his four year study completes the course in three years at Taft College and graduates in his fourteenth year. The poem contrasts the boy’s scholastic zeal with childhood joys, noting how even the most learned lack ordinary happiness. It remarks that Roumania remains the most illiterate country in Europe with two thirds unable to read or write.
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Taft's College
Werner
Rome
Henry James
Europe
Roumania
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United Press Association
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Atlanta Constitution
Pendleton Drug CO
Main St
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Rayo
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
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Banking House
U. S. Treasurer
W. L. Thompson
Cashier
Lambert
Hotel Philip
Portlard, Ore
Fourth, Fifth and
Burnside Streets
New Management
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. S. Byers
Prop
Hunziker Jewelry Store
Main Street
Cass Matlock
Empire
Cor. Webb and
Garden Star Phone
Empire Meat CO
Phote Main
Dalles
Bailey Gatzert
W. L. Crichton
the Dallen
F. McDonald
Central -Meat Market
E. Alta
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