Oregonian County Official Paper Admits Pendleton Publication
The Oregonian announces its status as a county official paper and lists subscription rates for daily and weekly issues, including mail and carrier options. It notes sale location at Oregon News Co in Portland and addresses for advertising and postal inquiries, with a statement of production and distribution details for Pendleton, Oregon.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Oregonian Publisina Co
Oregonian
Oresen News Co
Otherfest
Portland
Seculty
Washington
Fourteenth Street
Look Up The Light Is There Folger McKinsley Poem
A fragmentary verse urging readers to look up and seek light beyond darkness. The speaker references rain, valleys, caves, hills, and dawn. The voice encourages firm tread and progress despite shadows, ending with an exhortation to move forward.
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Folger McKinsley
Republicans Push Postal Savings Banks as Campaign Gimmick
The piece argues Republicans advocate postal savings banks to win deposits but cites their long time in power and lack of action. It questions safety, impact on private banks, and suggests better regulation and deposit guarantees through traditional banking with government safeguards. The critique labels the plan as political posturing.
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Poets Savings
Olames
Shattered Versus Labor Policy Divides American Politics
A fragment outlines a heated national debate where President Taft confronts Governor Haskell over labor policy, labeling Bryan as ineffective or harmful to labor and citizens. It portrays Taft casting himself as a statesman amid partisan backbiting and a contentious campaign moment.
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Haskell
Bryan
Rights of all before the law in industrial disputes
The text argues injunctive powers in labor conflicts are unfairly limited and questions whether Roosevelt’s presidency has degraded the office. It praises Bryin as a broader, honest, patriotic leader concerned for public welfare, contrasting him with Roosevelt during the campaign era.
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Bryin
Roosevelt
Thies Ia
Good Roads Convention Sparks Local Organization
Judge Scott addressed farmers Autoists and business officials urging formation of a good roads association The executive committee will drive the effort with H J Taylor and Walter McCormmach tasked to investigate needed improvements and seek government help on reservation roads and a possible highway opening.
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Judge Scott
Mann
Good Roads Association
H. J. Taylor
Walter McCormmach
McFatridge
Pendleton Furniture Featured in Commercial Club Quarters
A Pendleton based planing mill offers mission furniture for the Commercial club rooms. The stream of furniture aims to showcase Pendleton as a manufacturing town and serves as a standing advertisement of local craft.
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Pendleton
Thes Forster
Two Republican contenders for Congress in Umatilla County
The speaker notes only Ellis and T. T. Geer vied for the Republican congressional nomination last spring in Umatilla County. The public knows which man won and which is dead, a fact the Tribune’s articles purportedly reveal through its bias.
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Umatilla County
Ellis
T. T. Geer
The
Tribune
Walla Walla Opens Season With Local High School Game
The high school football team opened the season at Walla Walla with anticipation after last year’s state scholastic championship and Pendleton honors. Fans urged support to back a repeat victory.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Beya
Political critique of Cham berlain hurts GOP fortunes
The fragment suggests Cham Chamberlain earns praise for horoe sense in politics, while several prominent Republicans reduced to hardship could have improved prospects if a governor's capacity had not annoyed them.
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Chamberlain
Wier
County Labor Shifts Bring Sheep Home and Mills Back Online
A local report notes hundreds of laborers at work in the county as flocks return from the mountains and flour mills resume grinding, signaling a broad recovery in rural operations. The update hints at ongoing policy gaps and rural resilience amid seasonal activity.
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Ife
Woolen Mills Lead Revival of Trade and Road Initiative
A woolen mill spearheads a revival of a commercial association and a good roads effort. The trio forms a broad program to stimulate industry and infrastructure, with the woolen mill cited as the standout force behind the initiative.
Tricks of shoplifters unfold in bulky Towne tale
A fragment describes shoplifting methods used by thieves. It notes hands appearing visible to clerks while the thief works unseen, with the real hand hidden under clothing and sleeves. The passage emphasizes clever concealment and the use of the bodice and coat to covertly remove goods.
When That I Loved A Maiden Poem by Alfred Noyes
A fragmented poem about a lover who finds freedom and vast inner realms after a beloved woman leaves. The speaker contrasts heavenly and earthly bounds, asserting self-sovereignty and a felt liberation as love and heartbreak redefine his world.
Home No More To Me Poem Performed By Price Reference
Poem fragment reflects longing for home at sea with repeated refrain still the water shines and flows and the ship bells toll as voices from shore echo. Nostalgia for last year’s bird and flower hints at memory amid fishermen and sunset.
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C. A. Price
Honduras Seeks Labor From India to Boost Fruit Growth
Consul Avery in Belize reports British Honduras cannot supply growing agricultural needs as expanding fruit farming depopulates labor. A committee asks the British government to bring cooly laborers from India. He notes U S food and goods imports fill gaps, urging farming development to expand local production and reduce reliance on imports.
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W. 4 Avery
Belize
British Honduras
Civie
Peron
India
United States
United Kingdom
Pekin Rail Bond Talks Reported As Government Negotiates
A Pekin dispatch states negotiations are under way for a government loan of 25 million dollars to redeem Pekin Hanken railroad bonds. A final decision is reserved, while a separate domestic loan of 10 million dollars has been authorized.
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The
New York Tribune
Pekin
China
Pekin-Hanken
Grower Near North Yakima Plans Quick Shipments
William Lae Jr of North Yakima owns over five tons of grapes from under three acres, stored at his ranch near the city. He has all varieties and will undertake shipment in a short time.
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William Lae, Jr
North Yakima
Hhis Ranch
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Pally
Garcia Weer
United Dream Association
Malin
Bankers
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Tero
Alfred Noyes
Honduras
V. Stroble
East Court Street
East Oregonian-Journal Pony Contest
Postoffice
Pony Man
East Oregonian
Pendleton, Or
Young Men's Clothes
Ederheimer, Stein & Co., Makers
Ederheimer-Stein
Max Baer
National Bank Security
Pendleton Savings Bank
U. S
American National Bank
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Main Street
C. J. Smith
T. Tweedy
Sec
Treas
Cara
Cornelius
Park and Alder Streets
Cornelius Free
Europlan
N. K. Clarke, Mgr
C. W. Cornelius
St. Joseph’s Academy
Pendleton, Oregon
Andeal
Sisters of St. Francis
Philadelphia
Rex
Morse
Charlies
Neagle Bros
Joseph Ell
Savings Bank Building
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