Oregon county official paper header and address fragment
Fragmentary notice lists publishing house FAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING CO and locations Pendleton Yendleton Portland Chicago and Washington addresses. Mentions Daily East Oregonian and recon News Call. Indicates postal and mailing terms and editor affiliations.
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Dally
Yendleton
Oregon
FAST
Oregonian Publishing CO
East Oregonian
Recon
Oth Street
Portland
Chicago
GO Security
Washington
D . Buran
Quotes in Court of Words by Characters in a Rhyme
A poetical scene presents voices from a school, a wise man, a maiden, a page, a dreamer, and a sage. The verse assigns names to concepts like Knowledge Truth Pleasure Love Beauty Freedom Home Fame Equity, echoing a contemplative debate set in a law court.
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Onder
Law Court
School
Equity
Take Your Choice In The 1900s Presidential Vote
Tomorrow the people of the United States will elect a president. The essay praises voting as a sacred duty and traces the fight for suffrage back to revolutionary heroes. It argues Bryan represents reform and political progress against Taft and Roosevelt style rivals, urging independence for the Philippines and anti‑corruption governance.
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United States
East Oregonian
William J. Bryan
Tiree
Fairvan
Bryan
Bran
Pryan
Vote Without Fear in Umatilla County
An appeal to fear marks the Taft campaign as the article argues Bryan’s election would not bring hardship. It claims Taft cannot alter tariffs and that Bryan would act for the common good, independent of entrenched elites. The piece urges voters to choose Bryan without fear, rejecting party pressure.
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Taft
Bryan
H Bryan
Aldrich
Cannon
Roosevelt
Tlad
Bryn
Umatilla
Buncombe
Weston plans to enlarge gravny water reform system
Hope grows in Weston and Athena as plans to enlarge the gravity water reform system advance to meet dwindling town needs. A new interurban line is expected to bring growth, spur small homes along Wild Horse Pine and Dry creeks, and revive farming through better methods like Canadian field peas, breaking up large ranches and drawing population back to the countryside. The drive hinges on local farmers embracing improved practices to prove success and attract broader adoption.
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Weston
Imatilla
Werton
Athen
Althona- Weston
Pendleton
Une
Wild Horse
Athena
Harneve
Rival Parties Face Imperialism Claims in Speech
A speech attacks the Republican program as imperialist and expansionist, accusing Taft and the party of favoring Asiatic supremacy, forcing Pacific Coast schools to educate Japanese children in white schools, and portraying Bryan as opposing these moves while upholding American citizenship for Asians.
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United States
Republian Party
Bryan
Transformation to Enhance Farming Land and Town Growth
The proposal outlines measures to boost agricultural land value and strengthen town development. It stresses land improvement, infrastructure upgrades, and community planning to attract investment, increase productivity, and support sustained rural prosperity.
Two Real Candidates for President Voted in Tonor Row
In a brief voting note, the piece urges voters to spare no ballots and choose between two real candidates. It names Hise, Liehs, hafin of Watson and mentions Brean and Tan as options, urging decisive action in the Brean and Tan context.
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Hise
Liehs
Hafin
Watson
Brean
Tan
The People or Plutocracy Will It Be Vote Question
A fragment hints at a public debate over governance choice between the people and the plutocracy. The text references civic power and a future decision, suggesting an ongoing struggle over political influence.
Poor Little Kelly The Match in Pacific Monthly
A poem by Peter E. Kyne recounts Kelly The Match dying in the sun and grass after thirst and a hard march. The text portrays his endurance and final shot, set amid a campaign mood and lingering neglect.
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Daw
Title Kelly
Tittle Kelly
Uitle Kelly
Littl Kelly
Kelly
Someory
Revile
Wittle Kelly
Gea
Nis
Wisconsin Supreme Court Invalidates Eight Hour Telegraphers Law
A Madison dispatch reports the Wisconsin Supreme Court declared the 1907 eight hour railroad telegraphers law unconstitutional as in conflict with federal power to regulate interstate commerce. The ruling notes Congress already set hours 9 to 14 for telegraphers and state powers cannot override that. A similar Arkansas case was decided Sept 24 by Judge Coffin in Newport.
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Preas
Madison
Wis
Supreme Court of
Wisconsin
Congress
Oysters Fresh Bulk Available at Delta Market
Fresh oysters offered in bulk at Delta Market with quantities including one half pints pints and quarts. Contact phone 2091 for orders and pickup details.
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Delta
Quiet Motherhood Inspires Enduring Love and Duty
A poetic portrayal elevates a mother as homebound queen of quiet strength. Her daily labor, steady care, and faithful devotion bring warmth to children and family, reflecting timeless values of motherhood and virtue in a simple, steadfast life.
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