Fragmented Oregon political chatter and newspaper rivalries
A garbled slice of editorials and letters from Oregon sources references Hood River, the Fairbanks party in Portland, and national ticket scrutiny. It notes the editorial rivalries between the Journal and Oregonian, a charity pledge offer, and commentary on wives of nominees, amid mentions of mortgages, commerce, and political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Hood River
Hood Rivers
Aasu Clation
Oregon Wally Journal
Portland
Evening Telegram
Oregonlin
Knuen
Charley
Journal
Ciiion
The
Oregonian
Irrigation Demand Shapes Eastern Oregon's Future
The article argues irrigation and storage projects unlock Eastern Oregon’s potential, transforming wheat country into a thriving agricultural and industrial region. It cites population growth, land offering for small farms, and the need for ditch systems, reservoirs, and reclamation efforts to realize prosperity in Umatilla County and surrounding areas. It also notes historical references to Chief Joseph and a Madison Square Garden political gathering as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Umatilie
Short History of Oregon reviewed for youth readers
A Chicago publisher offers Sidony V. Johnsons A Short History of Oregon from Portland. The work covers discovery, settlement, Whitman massacre, territorial government, Oregon’s statehood, and tribal affairs. It aims for readable analysis with sufficient dates, pitched for both young and older readers in Oregon.
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Coe Eon
Prreste
AL Co. MeUhirg & Co
Chicago
Oregon
Sidony V. Jotnaon
Portland
Northwest
Pacific
North America
Port Noothe
Columblay
Lewle
Hack
Waslington
United States
Whitman
Mountain Myths of Navajo Land
A fragmentary discussion on Navajo Mountain myths and colors with notes on San Mateo range and Mt Taylor. It links blue symbolism to the Sacred Mountain of the South and describes birds, turquoise deposits, and rain nomenclature Yaheernn and herale, amid scattered mythic details.
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Naveajo Land
Navajo Land
Huteird
Mojave Desert
Nayajo
Die Monniin
Onley
Shemith
The Trump Call of Freedom Leads the Brave
Speed Mosby laments oppression and urges true hearts to resist. The poem evokes a trumpet call, a stance for liberty, and the fight for justice as a solitary march toward honor. It honors fearless paladins who dare to claim their souls and engage in the struggle for freedom.
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Speed Mosby
San Francisco Star
Truth About Irrigation Credit Sparks Party Debate
In a western speech Secretary Shaw attributes irrigation gains to his party, but the Commoner argues Democrats led the national irrigation movement and provided more votes than Republicans. Vote tallies show Democrats 77 for and 13 against. Republicans 62 for and 42 against, with Democrats voting six to one for the law.
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Bhaw
Waashington
Congress
West
Shaw
WHEN WOMEN VOTE IN FOUR STATES AND BEYOND
A study of women’s suffrage shows Wyoming Colorado Utah and Idaho granting full or partial voting rights on equal terms with men. By 1898 some states allow school or municipal suffrage and Kansas Montana and Iowa offer related rights while southern states lag. The text notes women vote for presidential electors in four states and includes a stretch on unequal pay and patronage.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Yuh
Idaho
Kansas
Montana
Iowa
Loulalane
Utah
Oregon Republicans Question National Chairman Taggart
The Eugene Guard questions National Chairman Taggart calling him a gambler while noting Oregon Republicans have PF C Baker as date committee chair. The piece mocks political rhetoric and jokes about German phrasing, suggesting politics as the loudest profession, aside from Port Arthur remarks.
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Oregonian
Oregon Republican
Taggart
Oregon
PF. C. Baker
Eugene Guard
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Redonva Cresarivan
Pendleton
East Oregonian Publishing Company
Mall
Tall
Mast
B. Rich
Merkine
Sac
Frances Muresan
Fourth St
Pendleton Post Office
F. L. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
Umatilla
Benatar Dalliver
Fairbanks
Dolliver
Joseph
Wallowa
Akimocrale
Madison
Cleveland
History OF
Fred Nolf
Kaiten
Ciremon
Mlesson
Mik Warpare
Benge
Borward
Isl
Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Gooll
Wither
N. Joerger
West Court Street
Comner Garden
Schmidt
F. W. Schmidt
B. F. Beck
Cottonwood
Mirs
Rose Campbell
Port Arthur
V. Stroble
Court Street
Grays Harbor Commercial Co
W. & C. R. Depot
St. Helen’s Hall
White Bros. Dentists
Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard
Robert Forster
Corner Webb and College
Gus Lafontaine
Main Street
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