Independent News Staver Pendleton Weekly Subscriptions
Obscure OCR fragment lists publication names and subscription rates for weekly, semi weekly, and monthly issues. Mentions Pendleton and postal details. References McRae News Association and a Fourteenth Street address. Unclear events or stories.
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Mall
Mal
Dbu
Werkly
Alec
Toall
Scrippe McRae News Association
Security Bullange
Y Neton
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Ee Teeres
Autumn, the Mature Month, Poised for Year’s Crest
A lyrical meditation on autumn’s approach as the year wanes. The passage treats autumn as the year’s crown season, asking if its flowers bloom true and whether fruits ripen under the season’s golden light, while noting the tree’s patient strength and the year’s approaching finish.
Oregon Railroad Policy Debate in The Oregon
A reader on September examines Oregon policy toward the Harriman and Mackay rail systems. The piece argues state officials cannot control national railway policy and criticizes lack of local authority while urging better facilities and service for Oregon passengers and freight.
Pendleton Prosperity Prompts City Progress
The article reports a booming outlook for Pendleton with rising prosperity and a large influx of people seeking education and work. Street paving progresses amid improving trade, and county development news paints an optimistic future for the community and its new residents.
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Pendleton
Fale
Mhon
Harvest of pest effort spurs city improvement
Fragmented OCR text speaks of cooperation and activity as a harvest of pest efforts fueling city betterment. It claims effects extend beyond Pendleton to a broader country grow th and expansion, describing ripening effort and its fruits in a formal but garbled style.
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Pendleton
Direct initiative and referendum push in Oregon politics
The passage analyzes Oregon style reform movements advocating popular government through direct initiative and referendum. It notes pledges from candidates to support constitutional amendments, the nation wide influence of these ideas, and concerns about enforcement, voter trust, and the balance of power between people and politicians.
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Gregon
Congressottl
Oregon
Tad Na Rower
Linw
Che
Gregan
Tax collection reform debated at Oregon state convention
The Oregon state convention discussed reviving sheriff tax collecting and proposed an amended law to empower county treasurers or tax assessors to handle tax collection. Delegates argued current duties are too large for sheriffs and that a state examiner of accounts office should be created to oversee finances in the next session.
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Oregon
Salora
Dager
Oleho Meruil
Way to the Hundred, A Portrait of Nations and Life
A fragmented excerpt discusses lasting vitality in nations and people, citing census figures for France, England, Germany, and Spain, with remarks on easygoing temperaments. It notes Spin’s second plane, about centenarling, and mentions a recent trial where a theater contract spurred repair talks, ending with a finished Toulslnn.
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Treland
England
France
Germany
Spain
Ireland
Water Use and Soil Moisture Insights From Twin Falls Farm
Alew McPhemdn of Twin Falls delivers an address at the Boise irrigation forum on the effects of soil texture moisture and the methods of applying water. The Twin Falls district figures details from 1905 to 1908 including soil depth, moisture distribution, irrigation timings and the annual water use and evaporation. The analysis covers data from experimental plots, measurement devices, and recommendations for fall irrigation to conserve water and improve efficiency.
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Alew
Tiehe
Boise
Minatitte
Vinatiiia
Tely Palle Land & Water Company
Pontinione
Amont
Nelson
Ohio
Anguet
Rebirth of Joy and the Ship of Yesterday
Poem fragment by Mary Ridgeley Schott celebrating spring and renewal while viewing the past as distant and unwelcoming. Contains imagery of storm and tempest contrasting with new songs and hidden trees.
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Mary Ridgeley Schott
Loans and Dividends Owentratts Note: fragmented OCR
Fragmented financial lines show items like US Bonds Cher Bonds and Warrants Bank Building Cash and Due from Banks with figures such as 101,202 and 37,5464. Redemption Fund 3,800.4 Total Capital Stock Surplus and Undivided Profits Circulation. Deposits and Deposits Loo none. Readable portions indicate a 70,000.00 value and total around 203,007,865.
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Owentratts
U. S
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New York
Tegen
Cho Maeem
Tarwest
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Frazier’s Book Store
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Rock Spring
Oregon Lumber Yard
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Hotel
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Darveau
Bath
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Rogma
Prom Depot
The
Bollons & Town
Soar
Whrveveling
Mets
Commodions Sampie Poon Free
Dthlord
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Mock Ton Deporte
Alta House
Grace Steele
Regia
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Cottonwood
Portland
H.C. Rowmrs. Vwanager
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