Fragmentary notice of subscriptions and rates
The readable lines note various subscription terms including one year by mail, weekly, four months and different carriers. Mentions names like Carrie and Ben with unclear context and several incomplete phrases. No full events or clear entities beyond implied publications and time spans.
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Mall
Tanti
Timote Mich
Egal. Ky
Ely Covtitha
Ty Carrier
Thre Monte
Carel
Carrie Ben
Fr Mail In
Stu Dhon
Harvest Moon Romance Poem Fragment by Mary Garrizan Hatry
A lyrical fragment celebrates the Harvest Moon and a shared romantic road at night. The speaker vows to walk with a beloved through shadowy lanes as garden scents and moonlight heighten an elder wine like magic. The piece blends seasonal imagery with intimate longing.
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Phing
Mary Garrizan Hatry
Their Blunder Hough Mrs Inez Mil Holland Boissevain at Pendleton
A hostile reception greeted Inez Milholland Boissevain when she spoke in Pendleton amid accusations that eastern suffragists look down on western women. The column argues that Oregon women deserve self-education on the presidential election without distant reformers.
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Oregon
Fifth Avenue
Gotham
Republican Party
Commission to ensure truth in rail labor battles
The New York World argues a commission will uncover facts about trainmen and railroads like Union Pacific amid wage, schedule and potential bankruptcy concerns. It warns against political forces and endorses truth over coercion in public scrutiny of the Atchison strike fight and broader U S railway labor issues.
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Union Pacific
Ripley
The
Atchison
New York World
Lovett Endorses Wilson Despite Eight Hour Law Rift
Judge Robert S. Lovett head of the Union Pacific system offers a frank endorsement of President Wilson. He opposes the eight hour law and says Wilson erred in supporting the Adamson act but prioritizes national welfare, peace, and prosperity over policy missteps. His stance reflects a businessman's pragmatic view over partisanship.
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Frank
Wilson
Robert S. Lovett
Union Pacific
Lovett
Judge Lovett
Europe
Pendleton Round Up debate over normal school site
The piece dismisses Pendleton as a cow town for the eastern Oregon Normal School due to the Round Up. It urges residents to defend the city and campaign for votes to support the normal measure, arguing the event does not detract from Pendleton’s suitability as a site.
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Pendleton
Oreton Normal School
Wilson eight hour rail act inquiry panel headed by Goethals
President Wilson's eight hour day rail act inquiry panel is led by Gen. Goethals. Edward E. Clark and George Robles join, bringing Panama Canal, coal strike arbitration and FTC backgrounds. The group is praised as competent, non political, with transport and labor trade expertise to weigh labor capital claims amid potential railroad industry strain.
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Wilson
Gen. Goethals
Panama Canal
Edward E. Clark
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
George Robles
Federal Trade Commission
28 Years Ago Today From the Dall East Oregonian Fragment
A partial reprint notes rumors about Ben Hagen in Portland as a canard. It mentions Pendleton hotels and a new wool scouring mill, plus local interest in irrigation water and subsidies. The piece references Grangeville and Chief Joseph, labor in Umatilla, and a health note linking oysters to pollution concerns.
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Ben Hagen
Portland
Court House
Pendleton
Oregon
Grangeville
Idaho
Free Press
Moses
Joseph
Royal Baking Powder Promises Better Baking Quality
An advertisement notes that phosphate and alum derived baking powders cost less than cream of tartar. It urges consumers induced to use alum or phosphate powders to switch to Royal Baking Powder for improved results and food quality. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. New York.
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Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Pendleton Amusements Prospects Promoted by Press Agents
Press agents trumpet Pendleton shows and upcoming attractions as they frame the town’s entertainment lineup. Advertisements and notices highlight acts, dates, and venues shaping local amusements for readers seeking plans and novelty.
The Melting Pop at High School Auditorium
A dramatic keynote on Americanism screens a vision of unity and renewal. Le Zangwill’s ideas are presented as a hopeful prophecy for a diverse nation forging a new identity. The event unfolds at the high school auditorium next Tuesday evening, October 17, as a special attraction not a lyceum number.
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Quxane
le Zangwill
America
High School Auditorum
Aew
Lyceum
Clam Under Federal Inquiry Seadrop Investigated
Washington reports a federal probe into a clam industry matter as investigators examine SeaDrop and Pure Food Port, with officials confirming an inquiry into the seafood sector and related products.
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