Pendleton Oregon Daily East Oregonian notice fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows publication details for the East Oregonian newspaper from Pendleton Oregon. It lists publication frequency Daily Weekly and Semi-Weekly, addresses in Portland and Washington DC bureaus, and postal classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Oregon
BAS
Oregonian Publishing CO
Phe Daily
East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Fth
Portland
Chi
Security
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Pendleton Hears of Umatilla Railway and Power Plan
A proposed Umatilla Railway and Electric Power project would connect Grant county to Pendleton and extend to the Columbia River. Supporters argue it would develop southern county regions, link Grant and Umatilla commercially, enable an independent northwestern river route for farmers, and attract sawmills by transporting timber for manufacture locally, with local capital likely to yield broad regional gains.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
Sitch
Grant County
The
Columbia
HASTENING ILLS Astor divorce story in New York society
Mrs John Jacob Astor is said to be seeking a divorce. The piece notes divorces are common among New York society and recalls the Astor family’s long, independent fortune origins from German roots and fur trade, not Wall Street. It describes the Astor legacy and early family ventures like Astoria.
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John Jacob Astor
New York
Astor
Tohn Jaco Astor
Heidelberg
Jasob
Wall Street
West
Astoria
Astor legacy and wealth breed ambition and decay
The article notes John Jacob Astor left 400000 for a public library in New York with Washington Irving as trustee president. It argues inherited wealth harms ambition, contrasts Astor stock with newer fortunes from the stock exchange, and discusses a divorce suit while the original Astor enjoyed private yacht leisure. It laments wealthy lineage and quotes a line about wealth and decay.
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John Jacob Astor
New York
Washington Irving
Astors
Stock Exchange
Cuban
John Jacob
Make It Public Homestead Openings Face Accusations
Considerable land under the Uma tilla project will be opened to homestead entry this winter. Officials are urged to announce openings clearly so all potential settlers have equal opportunity. Past openings were kept private for insiders, prompting suspicions of collusion and unfair land grabs.
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Umatilla
Paing
Pendleton Seeks Strong Men for City Council
Many days see good men proposed as council candidates in Pendleton. The city needs businesslike, integrity driven leaders to run in every ward. Pendleton students are earning honors in northwest colleges, both in academics and athletics.
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Pendleton
Northwest
Forces Behind County Development Promoting Growth
The passage notes several forces working quietly and steadily for the development of the county and the towns within it, underscoring continuous progress and community effort.
The Power of Faith in The Little Lizard Tale
In a tale from November Everybody's, Anselmo returns a jewel to the grotto worshipped by faith. Antonio envisions emerald yards and jeweled wonders as the cave testifies to belief. The story ties wealth to belief and ends with a sermon on faith.
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Antonio
Lazarus
Anselm
Lisard
Nillslope
Antonio the Baker
Ewin’ Laferre
Corroboration in Child's Scrub Claim Sparks Debate
A seven year old boy known as Ten was sent for a "good scrub" in the bathroom and returned quickly. His mother doubted the wash was completed, and the child firmly insisted he had washed himself, saying he would prove it by showing the towel.
The world may owe all of oz a living this debt will be repaid
The line suggests a global contradiction where Oz is owed sustenance by the world yet the world repeatedly refuses or delays payment. It frames international aid or support as a contested obligation with ongoing resistance or withdrawal. No concrete events or entities are specified.
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All of
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Idothar
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Germany's War Readiness and Mobilization Plans
Moe Clure's reports Germany’s preparedness for universal invasion, detailing rapid telegram alerts, secret mobilization orders, and a fully controlled railway system. It notes removable war stocks, coded markings on transport, and a dedicated war fund enabling an early strike.
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United States
Ilo
Aparlil
German War Office
Military Railway Department
Germany
Mann
Actors of the Past and Diminishing Acting Styles
A reminiscence on memory of 40 years of great stage performances. The piece contrasts Edwin Forrest Booth Gilbert Jefferson Wallack McCullough Cushman Ristori Janauschek Morris Mia Drew with today’s actors, noting the disappearance of their school and the shift toward harsher criticism and less emotional acting. It cites Edwin Forrest, Booth, McCullough, and others as markers of a bygone era.
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Edwin Forrest
Edwin Booth
John Gilbert
Joseph Jefferson
Lester Wallack
John McCullough
Charlotte Cushman
Ristori
Janauschek
Clara Morris
Mia
John Drew
Tam
G. W. Brookes
Barry Sullivans
McClure
Not Much of a Day. Ladys-What! Thirty-Eight Cents for Eggs
A playful exchange discusses the high price of eggs, noting thirty eight cents per dozen, equating to over three cents for a single egg. The grocer remarks the cost reflects a day’s work for a hen.
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Cleveland Lender
Husband Dominates in Culinary Arts, Wife Admits Inferiority
A humorous household dispute reveals the husband’s superior cooking skills. The wife concedes the point, praising his expertise while noting her own learning curve in the kitchen.
Quiz day at school sparks playful history lesson
A young pupilGrace answers a trick question about Mary Queen of Scots birthplace Linlithgow with the reason mother stayed there, as the school gathers before many ladies. The headmistress aims to showcase pupils' wit during Tet.
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Grace
Mary Queen of Svote
Linlithgow
Ancient World Beliefs and Grafters Examined
In a concise note, the East Oregonian queries ancient views that the world was square and implies scarcity of grafters in antiquity, suggesting a reflection on governance and integrity in historical eras.
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