Independence, Oregonian ad push and public works fervor
A fragment from the Oregonian discusses advertising matters and civic activism. It mentions the Commercial association and a call for members to support public works in the inland empire, referencing Governor Polk era policies and debates on advertising on bridges. It notes Multnomah county prohibits advertising signs on new Willamette bridges and argues newspapers suit as advertising mediums over bridges and fences.
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Counella
Isstern Oreeon
Pieiletan. Com
Dewielvan
Multnomah County
Willamette River
The Wioneres and the Woman’s Resolve in Adversity
A troubled verse depicts weary laborers and a steadfast woman carrying a child along a dusty dawn road. Mothers and men endure harsh trials, facing death and suffering, while a lone woman presses forward with unyielding strength through hardship. Joaquin Miller
Umatilla County Leads Nation in Sheep Industry
Umatilla is renowned as a major sheep producing center attracting buyers and breeders from across the United States. The county ships rams and woolstock to ten northwest and Rocky Mountain states and beyond, with wide distribution fueling local commerce and Pendleton institutions.
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United States
Oregonians
Umatilla County
Northwest
Rocky Mountain
Missouri River
Severnal
Umatilla
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Kianas
Iow
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Uwh
Oklahome
Michigan
Jorge
Umatilla Voumy «iMip
Central
Rocky Mountain States
Pmutiiin
Newer Association Seeks Growth for Pendleton Club
The Newer Association celebrates its forthcoming triumph and urges Pendleton merchants to join its 204 member drive by the first Tuesday in November. With 275 already on the register, organizers pitch gymnasium, library and other improvements as benefits to attract new members. Salem’s Greater Salem Commercial club, by contrast, reports only 163 members and boasts its own facilities.
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Pendleton Commercial Association
Pendleton
Salem
Tts
Salem Club
Western magazines and Western towns urged to self reliance
The Pacifico Monthly shifts toward a Willnetively Western magazine and fete better with every issue. Ore gonians urged to support it and resist liberal patronage from eastern outlets. High rents burden most people while a band of landlords grows richer as rail expansion promises Northwest sites and new lines.
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Pacifico Monthly
Governors of Oregon From 1858 to 1909 Summary
A compact record of Oregon governors from 1858 through 1909 listing names, counties, parties, and service dates. It includes Addie L. J. Wes, George Le Woods, J. B. Grover, Stephen F. Chadwick, Wilter Thayer, Zenon Moody, Sylvester Pennoyer, William Paine Lord, Theodore T. Geer, George E. Chamberlain, and notes on territorial governors Joseph Lane and successors with key dates and affiliations.
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Addie
Chddwes
Hathyer
Portland
George le Woods
Fe- Hut
Wasco County
Aopen
J. B. Grover
Demoncht
Marin County
United States
Stephen FL Eiyndwick
Eho
S—Stephe Fo Chadwick
Douglas County
h—Wilter W. Thayer
i—Zenon FL Moody
Republic
s—Sylvester Pennoyer
Humberman
t—William Paine Lorn
Theodore T. Gren
Marion County
Wat Dinwars
George E. Chamberlain
Multnomah County
Oregon
Joseph Lane
Prsd
Knitving
Pritchett
Lane
John P. Gaines
Cgworge L. Curry
Sympaty and shame in Oregon politics described
The Oregonian criticizes a long running political system, denying sympathy to offenders and blaming the state for its disgrace. It cites four men riding a streetcar drag crash in San Fran where Ricardo Neiman William Larson Rich Wil Carneally and William Eggers were injured with broken arms and minor injuries.
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Oregon
Opegmon
Oregonian
Han
Gregon
San Franélet
Ricard Neiman
Wiliam Larson
Richwil Carneally
William Eggerstedt
Och
Who will be Governor and politics in Oregon
The Pilot Rock Record argues Cham berlain is a strong incumbent and would be stronger next year. It calls for unity to elect an eastern Republican as second district nominee and for Umatilla to name Williamson's successor. It notes 75 federal detectives under Inspector Burns are probing land frauds in Washington akin to Oregon cases.
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Pilot Rock Record
George E. Chamberlain
Portland
Republican Party of
Oregon
Umatilla
Williamson
William J. Burns
Washington
Baby
Hinseell
Mint
Lila
Vienna
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NeWwararEn
Oregonian Publishing Company
Mamil
Gost
Mall
Tmall
Scrippa Meltae _ New
Momi
Mortland and
Perkins
Sullay
St. Lelie
Aftier
Polk
Deeneine
Kansas
St. Joe Shout
Dom
Tropolis
Lin Miksouri
Tipi
Prolinhoierie
Centhal
Buy & Presse Ind
Eloose 10
Inland Empire
Ahe
Eeedees Genesse la 1
Joaquin Miler
Donaldson
the Sunshine
Otegon
John Whitteaker
Farnrail Hemacnen
Danecourte
Senveil
Rock Spring
Laatz Bros
Vain Strett
Depus
W. C. Minnis
Hennings’ Cigar Store
Peoples Warehouse
Sherwin Williams
Goveinor
E. J Murphy
East Court Street
Henry Kopitzke
Pendleton Ice & Con Storage Company
Phone Main 178
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Oragon
American Plan
Npware
Jana
C. Bowers
I Fren
Braccicls Regulator Co. Aga
Swifts
Chase & Sanborn’s
Gray Bros
F.S. Younger & Son
Northwestern
Gas ® Electric Company
W. Vincent
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