Early Oregonian rates and publication details
Pendleton area readers learn of the East Oregonian Publishing Co rates for daily and weekly editions, including mail and carrier options, and notice the paper is kept on sale at Therego News Co. B47 Oth Street in Portland with postal and association notes.
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Oregon
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East Oregonian Publishing CO
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Would We Help or Hinder in Life's Hidden Force
A reflective verse asks if aid is better than blame and whether harsh judgment ignores life’s unseen forces shaping choices and fate. The speaker ponders compassion over quick criticism, urging inner understanding.
Democracy's Inning Heads Toward a Political Shift
The piece argues the liberal Democrats versus standpat Republicans, praising reforms like banking changes and direct senatorial elections. It warns the GOP opposes progress, urges electing William J. Bevan as a crucial Democratic victory to end distrust and propel reform nationwide.
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Democratic Party
Lberal
United States
Republican Party
Democraic
Pendleton Woolen Mill Meeting Unites Business Leaders
Pendleton business leaders gathered at the Commercial Revelation meeting to rally support for the woolen mill. Bankers, merchants, and property owners set aside differences to unite for town building, believing unity will drive growth and progress for Pendleton.
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Banda
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Pendleton
Minkes
Pendleton Business Leaders Rally to Spur City Growth
Spirit prevails in this city as conditions ripen for local development. The woolen movement once faced fears of friction and jealousy, but Jenlay's meeting proved those concerns groundless and Pendleton business men remain ready to push forward.
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Jenlay
Asiatic Mollals And The Moral Scandals Debate
A historical clipping criticizes Asiatic morals in American affairs, railing against mixing races and arguing for keeping America for Americans. It cites opinions from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and Pall Mall letters, claiming Asian influences corrupt Western virtue and warning of degeneration if racial mingling occurs.
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St. Louis
Taft Supporters Target Kern Sparking Sherman Exposure
The passages allege Taft supporters aimed to attack Kern to trigger a Sherman exposure. It portrays Kern as virtuous beside Sherman, who is described as a mere tool of Wall Street masters, with the vice presidential nomination treated as a favored tip.
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Kern
Sherman
Wall Street
Hiy
Hearst as Detective in Presidential Sleuths Work
The text casts Hearst as a detective in presidential sleuthing, noting that sleuths perform beneficent work and deserve pay. It claims Hearst has done good and is entitled to the compensation he has received, but cautions that he should not be considered beyond this role.
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W. OR
Hearst
Train wreck in Wallowa county raises cautious boast
Wallowa county reports a train wreck described as not serious but real. The incident contrasts with earlier times when no such boast could be made. Authorities note the wreck was contained and there were no major injuries, signaling a safer outcome than in the past.
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Wallowa County
Wallowa
Town Sees Small Arrivals After Quiet Days
Local residents report a trickle of visitors in town after a quiet period. Storefronts reopen as pedestrians return, and the town council plans a follow up to welcome guests and assess impact on services.
The Homing
A mother recalls her wayward son returning home at night. She smiles, clings to him, and protects him as she reflects on years of worry and the mercy that kept her as his mother. Memories of his wounds and long separation linger in her thoughts.
Railroads ordered to install interchange tracks at Eunice
The Louisiana railroad commission requires the Louisiana West and East, the Colormando Southern, New Orleans and Pacific, and the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific to install and operate interchange track conditions at Eunice within 30 days. Expenses to be shared as agreed by the lines.
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Railroad Commission of Louisiana
Louisiana Weatery
Louisiana East & West
Colormando Southern
New Orleine & Pacific
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Eunice
The Happiest Man Is Not the Wealthy One
A Detroit Free Press poem extols the salaried man living simply with his wife and children. It contrasts wealth and status with the quiet dignity of a homebound, contented life and the daily reward of family love against market worries.
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Detroit Free Press
Faded Dreams Turn To Quiet Yearning for Simple Town Life
In fragmented verses a speaker chronicles shifting dreams from crypsy to farmer, vintner, and millennial lead, lamenting the loss of wild wonder and the lure of a quiet city dwelling as seasons pass. The piece ends with a sense of faded ambition and nostalgia for simpler joys.
Little Light of Love in Ainslee's poem fragment
Fragmentary verse asks Little Light of Love what it will do as Father Time nears, pondering fear, flight, and return. The lines show lyrical questions about loyalty and presence at the speaker’s door amid a garbled ending from Torrence Henjurmin in Ainslee's.
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Ainslee
Government Arts and Trades School in Mexico Expands
The Mexican Herald notes major upgrades at the Government School of Arts and Trades of Mexico. A new foundry and blacksmith shop include a 14 ton reducing oven and a five ton derrick. A 12 foundry electric line with a five horsepower motor supports tools and departments for models drying ovens and more. Each department houses 60 students at a time with future openings for carpenter print and machine shops. Worthy students may receive tuition meals and uniforms at government expense.
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Government School of Arts and ‘Trades of Mexico
Mexican Herald
Ausa
Binekamlith
Not Worthwhile Grieving Onset And Blue Days
A reflective verse fragment contrasts grieving and future hope. The speaker urges letting go of past sorrows and counting gains, encouraging a forward gaze despite the blue days and loss. Felochod appears as a name or term within the lament.
Healthful living with trusted laxative product
One of the essentials of happy homes is information on health and reputable products. The piece promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a proven, ethical laxative approved by physicians and widely recommended. Buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. version from leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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