County Official Paper Publication Note
An independent newspaper issued daily and weekly from Predeton Oregon. The El Arianne, Oregon is listed with subscription rates for daily and weekly editions by mail and carrier. Contact addresses include Oregon News Co and Security House in Portland for distribution.
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Alg
Predieton
Nhac East Dregonian Punithing CO
The
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Oregon
Washington
Th. C
Pendleton woolen mill may be sold and moved to Oregon
A plea urges Pendleton and Umatilla county to resist selling the Pendleton woolen mill for five thousand dollars and moving it west. It argues the plant strengthens the local economy, payroll, and identity, and proposes funding to keep the mill local, noting new power projects could reduce past cost objections. Citizens are asked for their views.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Umatilla
United States
Gordon Falle
Cascade Mountains
Phelpmen
Thie
The Presidents Blunder in a Campaign Arena
An editorial laments President Roosevelt entering political campaigning. It argues the presidency is the world’s highest office and questions the impact of his actions on public trust and the integrity of leadership. The piece reflects contemporary concerns about partisan involvement by national figures.
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Roosevelt
President Roosevelts Split Campaign Sparks Broad Censure
An Oak- sized editorial rebukes President Roosevelt for dragging the office into politics and trading barbs with Hearst and other figures. It urges the chief magistrate to restore dignity, avoid personal feuds, and focus on leadership rather than sensational political fights. The piece also counsels self-improvement and proper public bearing.
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The
Oregon Journal
Roosevelt
Republic
Haskell
Hearst
Springfield Republican
Pendleton Commercial Association to be rejuvenated
The Pendleton Commercial Association plans a revival with a five member committee to study a general plan. The group will propose the most effective organization with quarters the city can be proud of and then seek needed membership at the set fee. Local professional men show loyal support for a live commercial body.
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East Orerontin
Haat Oreguntan Debate Over City and County Focus
The Haat Oreguntan, not a party organ, argues against dedicating all space to partisan matters. It urges maintaining coverage of city and county issues and public affairs rather than one sided political content.
Hazeball Championship Postpones Campaign News
Until the post season game for the national Hazeball championship is paved trivial matters such as the presidential campaign will have to wait.
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Guch
Judge Reott Visits Stirring Oregon Community
Judge John H. Reott, noted as a leading promoter of civic good, is anticipated this evening as a welcome visitor in the region, underscoring the area's appreciation for his public service and community engagement.
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John H. Reott
Oregon
Judge Liked Fruit Too Lets Apple Thieves Go
County Judge Humphrey of Queens surprised five young men stealing apples from his tree. He rode his horse beneath the tree and ordered them down one by one. After scolding and a moment of sternness he forgave them, saying to knock and ask next time or face jail.
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Humphrey
Queens
New York
Secret of Goods and Sicks in the Ladlox World's Dress
A writer notes that women will scrimp to buy costly fabrics to improve their figures. They will sew and embroider garments that may be unflattering or impractical, yet will persist in fashioning outfits that do not enhance appearance.
Observations on Japan and China by a traveled writer
A summary of contrasts between Eastern and Western cultures drawn from a 19th century travel account. It notes Japan's population near 50 million, imperial terms, court dress, rice eating, labor wages, wealth distribution, Tokyo's age, stage gender roles, burial posture, mobility, currency, and Chinese habits in saluting, compass use, etiquette, dress, and coffins.
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Japan
China
United States
Tokio
St. Petersburg
Water flood scheme shows cheap labor in Mysore gorge
The Scientific American reports a Mysore state project at the Mari-Ranave gorge on the Vedavati river where over 56,000 natives were employed. It highlights Indian laborers called novel lonies for stone work, their stamina, and wage of 10 to 14 cents a minute, noting a cable installation was abandoned as too costly compared with manual labor.
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India
Mari-Ranave
Vedavati
Mysore
Ste
Jack Robinson as a Real Person and Phrase Origin
The tale explains Jack Robinson not only as a fast speaker but as a real Harwich MP. It notes his 26 year tenure, a sharp Dorset attack by Sheridan, and the origin of the saying Name! Name! linked to the Treasury bench remark about Jack Robinson by Mahington.
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Jack Thobinson
Jack Robinson
Dorothy Nevill
John Robinson
George II
Harwich
Sheridan
Ciica
Mahington
Treasury Bench
George Washington as a German Steamship Launch
The North German Lloyd steamship George Washington will be launched at Bremen on October 21. It will be the largest German steamer, stretching 777 feet in length with a tonnage of 27 000.
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George Washington
Bremen
Notary Public Affirms Oath in Oregon 1908
State records show A. B. Lambert, Notary Public, sworn and subscribed before him on September 26, 1908, in Umatilla County Oregon, with official seal.
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State of
Oregon
Umatilla
A. BE. Lambert
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