Independent Newspaper notice and masthead description
The Daily East Oregonian printed as the official city and county paper with distribution through Oregon News Co Portland and Chicago offices. It is an early 20th century masthead showing postal registration and Associated Press membership in Pendleton Oregon.
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The
Daily East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
16Th Street
Portland
Oregon Southwest News, Co
Chicago
Huresu
Washington, D. “ Bureau
Fourteenth Street
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Forever Whirling Nature Keeps The World In Motion
Poem-like lines describe perpetual motion in nature and the cosmos. It emphasizes law governed heavenly spheres and earthly cycles with images of stars, suns, rivers, seeds, and continual creation. The verse frames ongoing cosmic order as divine and unending.
Potters Hands See Realignment in U S Politics
A Potter’s Hands piece cites an Atlanta Constitution lead editorial asserting a coming party realignment in America with two new camps. It notes insurgent Republicans Dolliver and Cummins opposing the party line, and argues party labels must fit conviction, not loyalty.
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East Oregonian
The
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution
Iowa
Dolliver
Cummins
Congress
America
Potter
Democratic Divergence and Party Loyalty in Transition
The piece discusses growing ideological splits within American politics, noting Bailey's views as Democratic and Bryan's as not, with further irreconcilable divisions. It argues that postwar era shifts erode party loyalty and labels fade as voters express independence, while media like The Atlanta Constitution signals unease with current alignment and questions the potter’s next mold.
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Cummins
Dellver
Republican Party
Cannon
Aldrich
Bailey
Bryan
Oregonian notes eight county division schemes proposed
The Oregonian reports eight proposed county partition plans for the 1910 initiative election, with Clark, Orchard, Hudson, Otis, Nesmith, Umpqua, Williams, and a portion of Clackamas involved. Boundaries overlap among Orchard, Hudson, Nesmith, Umpqua, and Williams, raising calls for a general law to limit initiative elections to affected areas and clearer voting guidance. The piece suggests voters oppose every division bill to spur lawful reform and hints Halley’s comet may prompt reflection.
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Clark County
Grant
Orchard and Hudson
Matilla
Otis County
Malheur
Nesmith
Umpqua
Williams
Douglas
Lane
Untpqua
Roesch to be Honored for Marksman Record
Midshipman Herbert Roesch of Pendleton receives honors for the splendid marks manship record he set last summer, bringing glory to Pendleton and honoring the son of the revolution for his achievement.
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Herbert Roesch
Roesch
Pendleton
Pendleton Favors Hudson Over Orchard County Split
Pendleton opposes any division of the county. The choice between the two proposed options favors Hudson county, seen as the lesser evil compared with Orchard, in local discussions.
Pioneers Picnic Set for Weston Next Week
Pendleton plans a community event as the Pioneers Picnic heads to Weston next week, inviting residents to join the celebration and activities curated by local organizers.
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Pioneers
Weston
Priscilla Kate and Jacob Tale From Harper's Monthly
APennsylvania Dutch servant named Priscilla Kate serves ten years with a Virginia family. Jacob, a member of her own people, visits for years without speaking. In year seven she offers him a chance, prompting his startled reply about to propose.
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Virginia
Jacob
Kate
Destiny
Zhakob
Harper's Monthly
Moonlit Water Echoes Prewar Reverie
A northerner on a southern veranda admires moonlight on the water and is reminded by the hostess that it looked different before the war. The exchange captures nostalgic contrast between regions and eras in Everybody's Magazine.
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Everybody's Magazine
Farm Entry Paths for City Lads and Suburban Plots
Milo Hastings argues for entry into farming as a main industrial chance, detailing three routes: work under others to learn, switch from another trade with capital, or farm on the side through suburban gardens and poultry yards. He warns city workers to start small, keep precise expense records, and value horse power over human labor, aiming to eventually own five to ten acres.
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America
Agricultural College
Milo Hastings
Color vision differences by gender and a railway board quip
The piece notes women typically have better color perception than men, citing lower female color blindness and less variation. It mentions red green blindness being rarer in women and gives an anecdote about an authoress confusing autumn leaves with spring foliage. It ends with a railroad waiting room board showing listed delays and unknown causes.
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Eldridge-Green
Significance of Buttons Revealed in 19th Century Customs
A guide explains how sleeve and coat buttons served as social signals. A button on a man's coat signified judgeship, while the absence of a button on a sleeve indicated marriage status. The piece explores fashion as silent social signaling in historical attire.
The Speaker's Power In House Committees
Asher C. Hinds notes in Mr Clure's that the speaker's control of committee appointments grants vast influence. Bills must be referred by the speaker, and a committee can block action by not reporting. Discharging a committee by member motion is prevented by convention. The practice has persisted about seventy five years amid rising business and evolving rules.
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Asher C. Hinds
Clure
House of Representatives
House
Ball Night Fashions Highlight City Editor’s Assignment
Excerpts from a young financial reporter describe ladies costumes at a social ball. Miss Blimmer sparked flurry in a spangled dress while Mrs. Harrison reappeared post divorce. Miss Newwan wore simple white then surged to 275 as bidders crowded the floor. Miss Boldun’s attire quoted with numerals. Nearby Life note adds Elizabeth, four, visiting a farm with a child’s animal quip.
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Blimmer
Dash
Boldun
For Sale Large Grant County Ranch With Timber and Water
For sale 1600 acres in northern Grant County all fenced with buildings. Adjoins reserve and abundant pure water. 150 bearing fruit trees, 100 acres cultivated, garden area for vegetables and berries. Schoolhouse on premises with 41 students and six months of school. Nine million feet of saw timber. Last year yields included 150 sacks onions, 200 sacks potatoes, a ton of rhubarb and celery, 20 gallons corn, 30 gallons string beans and peas, and $100 cabbage sales. Includes threshing and mowing machines wagons plows harness tools and household furniture. Owner retired from stock business seeks $8 per acre with half cash and balance on own terms.
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Northern
Grant Co
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