Daily East Oregonian Advertisement and Bureau Addresses
The Daily East Oregonian lists sale locations at Oregon News Co Portland and Northwest News Co Portland. It notes a Chicago Bureau at 900 Security Building Washington DC and a bureau at 501 Fourteenth Street NW. Entry indicates Pendleton office mail classification and a matin telephone line.
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West End Views on Call- Wells- Byers and Umatilla Project
An Hermiston Herald excerpt quotes west end residents arguing the Call-Well-Byers issue will not affect the west side extension. It asserts Caldwell suit will not threaten settlers on the Umatilla project. It notes ample water for Indians and irrigationists, citing the Omatilla river discharge of over 42000 acre feet to irrigate large lands, from a bulletin by State Engineer John H.
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Patient
Chicago, Ill. woman describes relief from female weakness and stomach trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises the remedy's effectiveness, warns against substitutions, and notes its long history as a standard feminine health treatment.
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Mrs. Janetzes
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Indians Seek Share of Umatilla River Water Rights
The 1909 suit poses a fight over irrigation water along the Umatilla River. The Caldwell case argues for Ta chins and the reservation to receive a fair share, contending the Byers company has botted and used water for exclusive purposes harming settlement and development. Federal officials are pressed to correct past negligence and uphold treaty rights.
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Lewis
United States
Dimatilla
Wiliver BP
Morton
Severnment
Iver Ford
Wiste
West End
Caldwell
Byers
Umatilla
A Man's a Man For A Man Says Critics of West
Critics of Governor West accuse officials of bias after a paroled convict is jailed for a deer display at a prominent business. They claim class prejudice dictates arrest and condemn the deputy warden's actions as wrong. Salem at issue as residents urged broader support for local leadership.
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Wirden
Robert Burne Sterling Poen
Trust the People and the City Charter Debate
The paper notes local sentiment favors adopting the commission plan and the new charter if not too reactionary. It warns the Progressive Lineup may push conservative features that fear the people, potentially harming progress. If revised toward a wider liberal character, the charter could win approval and move the city forward.
Local mischief at the Episcopal church hinted at
The report notes Res Quisney shown as a young shepherd and predicts loafery will not bother women near the Episcopal church. It warns that a clash or attack could interrupt such behavior and break their habit.
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Hhingelf
Episcopal Church
Odham Center and Capital United States Reference
Odham is described as a remarkable central city. The note emphasizes its status as a hub, indicating significance in regional or national scope within a playful or opinionated context.
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Odham
United States
Pilot Rock Burnout: Town Suffering From Treatment Overdose
In Pilot Rock the community faces hardship as an overdose of a treatment appears to harm rather than help. Locals debate the approach, noting economic strain and rising concerns about the program’s effectiveness and safety.
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Pilot Rock
Indians Claim Water Rights In Umatilla River Case
In a Portland federal court Judge Bean heard Byers Milling Co in a suit over reservation Indians rights to water from the Umatilla river. The decision affects the Umatilla irrigation project with reports suggesting potential water supply cuts. The filing cites Yoakum as a river point with flow of 602000 acre feet.
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United States
Oireuit Court
Portland
Moniay
Bean
Byers Milling Company
Winn- Hila
Mitter
Indiana
Byers
Yoakum
Pendleton
Umatilla
Water flow plan fuels irrigation project debate
State Engineer Lewis faces opposition over a Umatilla river water scheme arguing that even with acre reserves the river would supply irrigation needs and seepage could return water to the stream. Critics say a large reservoir already exists and decisions could harm local residents and progress on the west side extension.
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Lewis
Irrigon
Umatilla
Philanthropist asks for help and meals in Sydney Bulletin
A note from a charity figure asks for assistance to provide meals. The message mentions giving someone a meal and references eighteen pence. A local contact lists beer and two cigarettes as items involved in the exchange.
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Grown Gives Up Seat In Street Car Fuss
A Houston Post item reports that a rude boorish fellow named Mr. Grown refused to give up his seat, prompting a colorful exchange with bystanders. The incident highlights courtesy on public transport in the city.
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