Daily Hast Oregonian Subscription Rates
The Daily Hast Oregonian publishes through various subscription plans. Rates include daily, semi weekly, weekly, and monthly options by mail and carrier, with offices listed in Pendleton Oregon and Washington for distribution and news services.
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Vision of Clarity Amid Lingering Mountain Mist
Fragmentary prose evokes a scene where heavy mists cling to a mountain ridge, suggesting a broader mood of contemplation and unseen light breaking through. The tone hints at deeper imagery of perception and revelation beyond the visible landscape.
Pendleton Seeks Traction System and New Power Plans
Pendleton faces a potential boom as the Washington and Oregon traction company outlines plans to build a traction system and generate up to eight thousand horsepower for city power and lighting. Local backers envisage a park, electric lines, and growth, with investors urged to support financing to attract the project and counter Walla Walla competition.
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Pendleton
Washington & Oregon Traction Company
Traction Company
Washington & Oregon Company
Walla Walla
Walla Wallin
Northwestern Gas & Electric Company
Pendleton Traction System Promises Growth in County
Predictions point to substantial growth for Pendleton and Umatilla County if an electric traction system centers in Pendleton. Observations from other regions with electric roads show clear benefits, with Walla Walla and the valley cited as supportive evidence.
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Pendleton
Umatilla
Walla Walla
Walla Walla Valley
Pendleton Needs Traction and Electricity to Grow
The article argues Pendleton’s growth hinges on adequate traction lines and electric power. It claims Pendleton, a railroad center with superior regional advantages, could become a major commercial hub and manufacturing town with proper facilities, comparing its potential to Spokane and stressing electricity as vital to revitalization.
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Willamette Valley
Pendleton
Walk
In & Geographinal Vgense
Moe
Walla Wall
Walla Walla
Garren
Metilla County
Oregon
West End
Northwest
Spokane
Washington
Cyclone or Tornado Misconceptions Clarified
A writer explains the difference between cyclones and tornadoes, noting a small cyclone near Adame yesterday and correcting the belief that cyclones are “twisters.” The piece emphasizes that tornadoes are rapidly whirling progressing storms and that the northwest is not afflicted by them.
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Kansea
Nebraska
Pendleton Sees Growth Attracting Distant Residents
The speaker argues Pendleton could afford to lose notable men but envisions a future city prominent enough to draw residents from Portland and beyond. People would migrate here after leaving busy urban life to enjoy a quieter, more attractive town.
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Pendleton
Portland
Peste
Western Oregon Floods Cause Damage From Heavy Rains
In western Oregon the rains have caused heavy floods and damage. While rainfall in this sector remains intense, eastern Oregon reports no losses from floods this season and appears unaffected.
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Orogon
Oregon
The English in Africa and Roosevelt’s tribute
Theodore Roosevelt reflects on English rule in Africa from African Game Trails, praising benevolent aims while noting overreach in some cases. He argues for cautious progress, urging limited interference with tribal customs but supporting upward pressure on East African tribes. He commends government officials for diligent work benefiting both white settlers and Black Africans.
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Africa
Lene
The Caradoc Legend In Warwickshire Revealed
A Christmas Morning sketch from Warwickshire recounts King Caradoc with his Druids rebuilding Warwick. It cites Cymbeline and Shakespeare’s missing regard for Caradoc, praising local lore and a wounded tribute to Roman times, ending with a ship of peace and Jupiter temple feasts.
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Shakespeare
Stratford
Cymbeline
Cunabella
Britain
Ty Caradoe
Caradoe
Whiwickshire
Warwicckshire
Caradoc
Warwick
Cymbeling
Fnr
Christ
Cymbrline
The French roulette troupe in Molly Eliot Sewell tale
Passage describes a roaming French roulette traveling troupe as in Perinot’s outfit with three wagons. Cast includes Madame Toutant and her son Auguste, Gustave as a versatile actor, Columbine a rescued girl, and Perinot as proprietor. Story from The Clown and the Columbine in the December Christmas Num.
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Reneri
Permot
Perinot
Madame Toutant
Auguste
Toutant
Aueuste
Columbine
Timeline of major world events and figures across centuries
A compact chronology lists discoveries and political milestones from 1742 to 1908. Notable items include Tasman’s voyage naming Van Diemen’s Land, Philip V crowned in Madrid, French fort loss to Britain, Gen James Screven’s death in Georgia, Zachary Taylor’s birth, French paper money introduction, Lord Melbourne’s tenure, Henry Ward Beecher’s leadership, Abby Hutchinson’s death, and Albert B. Cummins elected senator.
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D. C
France
Lord Melbourne
Henry Ward Beecher
National Woman Suffrage Association
Abby Hutchinson
Clay
Albert B. Cummina
Iowa
United States
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van Diemen’s Land
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Fort Duquesne
James Screven
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Georgia
Zachary Taylor
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Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Pendleton, Oregon
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Channel
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Crab Creak Lumber Co
Phone Main
Alta St
Gregg
Percheton Business College
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