Independent Oregonian notice details publishing and sales
An old Oregonian notice describes publication schedule and selling locations, listing publishers and distribution terms including monthly and yearly formats. It notes sale points at Mi. Bich's News Stands and Hotel Perkins in Portland and provides postal and contact details for the Pendleton region.
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Adaetion Thay Hully
Wwe
Wteee OO Melty
Waall
Upcom
Mall
Wall
Cartier
Wes i Werkly
Wals Va
Metbe Setipje-Meltae News Association
Steles
Oregonian
Mi. B. Iich
Portland
Hove! Perkins
Oregon
Explorers Lewin and Clark on Oregon maps in winter
Eva Emery Eye recalls an 1800s winter at Fort Clatsop where Lewin and Clark studied rough diary entries and plant records. The center table was covered with maps, notes, and fledgling geography that promised to electrify the world.
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Ft. Claithop
Oregon
Lewin
Clark
Eva Emery Eye
Portage road funding sparks Inland Empire debate
Lewiston Commercial Club pledges to raise Lewiston’s share for the portage road project and place funds in local banks until the road is completed. The Open River commission is criticized as a voluntary body lacking formal structure, with concerns over a $40,000 public subscription. Pendleton and Inland Empire readers weigh government efficiency, transport costs, and local support as efforts to accelerate shipping and infrastructure face political scrutiny.
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Funda
Open River Commission
Lewinton
Lewiston Commercial Club
Lewiston
Atte Portage Commission
Pendleton
Inland Empire
Corn in place of wheat in Belgium a headline from 1888
The Omaha Drovers Journal quotes a propaganda note describing Belgium using corn for bread and flour mixtures in large mills. It cites 1888 figures on corn exports and education growth, noting drastic shifts in the corn belt and bread production.
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United Sttates Cannal Winelow
Belgium
Turaa
United States
Europe
Camhelen
Omaha Drovers’ Journal
Mines in Korea and mineral exports discussed in period report
The article notes Korea possesses gold iron copper and coal mines with exports mainly to Japan. It cites gold rising from 1 165 000 in 1898 to 2 509 000 in November, iron largely untapped, copper extracted in several districts, and coal abundant but underutilized. It also mentions war era coal mining output and diplomatic obstacles to foreign concessions.
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Korea
Nove
Japan
Ching
Morning Journal
le Mercure
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Alvert Sandy Erie Tom
Aans East Oregonian Publishing Company
Bureau
Bathathie, Ww
Pendleton Gencastive
Old FT
Clatsop
Arnier
Pinland
Pisa
Kroerin Lee
Prussia
Russia
Central Asia
Nicholas
Kuropatkin
St. Petersburg
Par Bam
Aala
Tokio
Shahke River
Yental
Port Arthur
Alay Empire
Pacific Coast
Indus
Remels
Pendleton High School
Pendleton Club
Worner Trertal Bartenin
R Pendleton
Brenton W. Searoh
Search
Weston
Jung Jack Syn
Morning Tribune
Jung Jackie
Beaver Hill
Frazer Theatre
KR. J. Taylor
Tessoe
The
Keith Stock CO
Delphos Lawrence
Tallman's Satunday
Opp
Hotel Bickers
Toona
Kezema
Joan F. Lean
T Ser Company
Atlacts
Mdfield Ratqulator
Atlanta, Ga
Rock Spring
Laatz Bros
C.F. Colesworthy
East Altec
Lee
Court Streat
H. J. Wilkinson
East Oregonian
St. Antony
el Nished
Ala
Mary
Onbgox
Gunther
Ott
Materia
Grays Harbor Commercial Co
Pendleton Planing and Lumber Yard
Robert Forster
Webb and Coleg
Restaurat
Gus Lapontaine
Pra
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