Interior prospects push rail line to John Day country
In Grant and Umatilla counties near Ritter and Pendleton, 250 to 300 fat hogs await market, with 10 days to drive them out and rain favored conditions. Local commerce notes 3540 cattle sold around Izee Ritter and John Day for shipment, and 100 head of team horses marketed in Pendleton. The piece argues for extending the Pilot Rock branch of the BR&N to unlock timber, orchards, and transportation bottlenecks, boosting regional output and profits.
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Ritter
Grant County
Pendleton
Bis City
Izee
John Day
Umatilla
Pilot Rock
John Day Country
Umatilla County Schools ShowWide Cooperation and Pride
Umatilla County with about 100 districts and 6569 students shows unified progress across city and country schools. Strong school spirit in Pendleton shown by teacher attendance at a recent institute and school officers at the directors meeting. The county values its schools and supports their diverse efforts.
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Umatilla
Umatitla County
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Banks Safe In Oregon But Panic Fears Go Local
The piece argues Oregon banks are solid and not in danger of runs while warning against eastern trust companies. It urges Pendleton and Umatilla county depositors to stay calm during a five day holiday, noting home institutions are legitimate, well supported, and insulated from Wall Street gambling. It condemns inflated securities and urges trust in local agriculture and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Chamberlain
Umatilla
Pendleton
Pendleon
Portland
Orew
Wall Street
Umatilla County
Wall
Speculators blamed for Wall Street crisis threatens Roosevelt
The author argues the money panic and bank wrecking are part of a campaign by financiers to harm President Roosevelt. He cites historical parallels with Cleveland and calls on honest citizens to rally to Roosevelt in defense of his principles against graft hope and calls for reelection in vindication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Snobbery and School Habits Mocked
A stinking pipe, fine cut tobacco, matches, and a brown seat mark are cited as not tolerated in schools. The写 text argues against schoolboys imitating fashion plate snobbery seen in magazines and insists strongman hairlite after school days.
The Little Everyday Grafts Fraud in Spool Thread
A discussion of fraud in textile spools and sausages where quality appears fine yet length is misrepresented. It describes altered spools claiming 500 yards contain only 50 or less, and weights misrepresented by concealed balances and wrapped goods sold as standard.
The Wanderers Let Us Go Home Poem Verse
A poetic excerpt by Emery Potts in the American Magazine urges a return home. The speaker speaks of love spoken in a familiar tongue and memories along a homeward path. The imagery includes amber air, pines, evening damp, and riding toward a missed love as horses breathe and saddles creak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Potts
American Magazine
Walter Frear Hawaii Governor Born in Grass Valley Cal
Walter Francis Frear, born October 24, 1863 in Grass Valley California, rose from Yale law student to Chief Justice of Hawaii, then became Hawaii's governor. He helped shape early territorial policy, declined a ministerial offer in 1898, and served on the Hawaiian commission and the Hawaiian Historical Society.
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Walter Francis Frear
Hawaii
Grass Valley
Cal
Oahu College
Honolulu
Yale University
San Francisco
Supreme Court of Hawaii
Hawaiian Commission
Congress
Judge Frear
The
Hawaiian Historical Society
Health officials report widespread child eye and ear defects
In Buffalo New York a state sanitary meeting heard Dr Herbert D Bohenk say over 20 million U S school children exist per the last census and about one third have eye defects while over a third have ear nose and throat issues. Dr J T Wheeler argues many chicken pox cases are mild small pox and suggests early diphtheria anti toxin could save lives.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Herbert D. Bohenk
State Department of Health
United States
J. T. Wheeler
Backbenches of Life: School Boys Explain Backbones
A South Boston physiology class offers humorous definitions of the human spine and a cat’s backbone. One boy claims a man’s backbone runs up and down while a cat’s runs sideways and may “throw up her backbone,” while another jokes the spine is a long bone from skull to heels with four hinges to sit.
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South Hoston
Lippincott's
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Advert Opens Health Claims
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It asserts kidneys influence most diseases and urges trial and samples by mail. It lists price, bottle sizes, and the address in Binghamton New York for ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
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Peadleton
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Scripps News Association
Ciana Matter
Wanderers
Hawaius
Perfection
Nyo
Cory
Japan
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Pendleton Business College
Northern Pacific Railway
W. Adams
Pendleton, Oregon
A. D. Charlton, A. G. P. A
EL Sidelo
Lily
Pat
W. J. Clark *& Co
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Hotel
St. George
George Darveal
Northwest
Bolden Rule Hotel
Corner Court and
Johnson Streets
H. C. Means
Judd
H. C. Bowers
Empire Meat Co
Bert Campbell
Prop
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