The Kicker Drives Change Says A Crankrise Opinion
A Pendleton Oregon editorial argues the underdog or kicker spurs progress while trusts and rail and oil magnates resist reform. It claims only the croaker or crank pushes for fairer conditions and a more equal distribution of wealth, criticizing turnout by the self-satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milroad
John DD. Fockefeller
Goi
San Francisco
Fendleton
Baker City
Walla Walla
Fragmented Verse Fragment on Immortal Tread
A fragmentary poetic line refers to dust life and immortality. The passage notes there are no dead as the universe remains boundless. The lines mix imagery of summer showers and rainbow powers with a spiritual undertone.
Pendleton river safety warning calls for decisive action
A urgent notice warns Pendleton of imminent flood risk from the Anatute river. It urges immediate council action to repair a compromised levee after a low water season and potential winter lows, to prevent costly damage to business and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Oregon in Infancy Mapping GSA Survey Need
The article argues Oregon’s interior remains unmapped by the U.S. Geological Survey with only edge-surveys completed. It calls for higher state funding and federal support to produce topography, geology, and water data, noting other states have extensive maps and monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
United States
Department of Government
Sahara
Oregonian
Crank Advocates Promise for Reform in Market Sway
The speaker argues that progress stems from active intervention and critique of unfair practices. He praises those who criticize evils of competition and advocate for change, warning that passivity yields no improvement.
Land frauds and senator inquiry spark Oregon clash
A turbulence erupts as allegations target Senator Fulton over land dealings near the Mimatitl reservation. Investigations will probe whether Fulton was misled or complicit as claims of special legislation favoring few emerge, while broader calls for accountability mount amid shameless graft accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usattle
Lomatitla
Wil Kibda
Oxwissey
Putton
Multan
Meacham
Pendleton
Viehoa Teip
Miacham
Fulton
Pen- Meton
Portage Road
Oregon
Fragmentary quote on government ownership and railroads
A partial, unclear excerpt questions government ownership of railroads and implications for costs and taxes. The passage mentions time, battles, and taxpayers money but lacks coherent facts or names. The readable text hints at policy debate without concrete details.
Portland Growth Hindered by Northern and Harri Interference
The passage argues that AT and Harri interests blocked access to the north bank road into Portland, delaying development. It claims government leadership would have supplied ample facilities long ago, avoiding bitter wars that hinder settlement and growth in territories under one large system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harri‘mn
Bhak
Portland
Territories
Codlin Moth Study Improves Apple Crops Across State
The report details how codlin moth devastates apples and how a state experiment station study from 1909 to 1905 showed two broods yearly, with 4 sprayings of arsenate of lead cutting wormy fruit by 85 percent in the first year. One pound arsenate to 40 gallons water proved effective, and careful spraying can keep wormy orchards clean even when surrounded by infested ones. The bulletin with full results is available free by request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siiken
Thie
Williams on the stump in Maryland report
The Maryland stumping of Joan Sharp Williams is cited as challenging belief in a near national break up of party alignments. The piece notes fear of surrendering to government power and echoes Jeffersonian emphasis on individual liberty, with some supporters voicing similar concerns about centrists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Sharp Willams
Moryland
Flowers of Speech at Education Meeting
A religious journal correspondent mocks dissenters and church rhetoric with bent phrases. The piece parodies misstatements about nationalism and wedge theories, and mocks a meeting in a town as a futile London trick.
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Ehurchinen
Oritielaing & Brose
House of Commons
London
Paro Tard Toon Tin Connection Disturbs Only View
A cryptic note reports a strange tin connection issue affecting Paro and freon depts. The incident centers on limited visibility of only view, with no clear damages or involved personnel detailed. Further investigation is required to identify responsible parties and corrective steps.
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Fxicast Gresonran
Independent
Oe Thhgontan Publishinyu CO
Man
Small
Gem
Mall
Chicago
Porras
Washington, D.C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Scrippe McRae News Association
Main
Paclses Por
Pelton
Abe Ruef
Pacific Coast
Francie J. Heney
San Francsco
Ruef
Hie
Manufacturig Syrup Co
Rafracha
California Fig Syrup Co
Thomas Jefferson
Enougl
J Borin
Steinway, Knabe
A.B. Chase
Emerson
Hardman
Packard
Ludwig
Kinsberg
Star
Estey
Fischer, Vose and Son
Smith and Barnes
Estey Putman
Sherman Clay & Co
Jesse Failing, Manag
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
Flowers OF
Oregon Lumber Yard
Olden Rule Hotel
KFL
Meroom
Alta
Tralna
Hotel
St. George George Danveau
Waite
St. George
Northwest
Boliais
Walter
the Hotel Bowman
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