Shattered Faith in Time and Earths Grand History
A Wyoming professor cites a fossil horse suggesting a million years before earlier finds, challenging young earth views. The piece argues science shows vast time scales and continual creation and evolution, contrasting with biblical timelines. It notes wonders of Wyoming deserts, Umatilian deserts, and mountain ranges as records of life and change beyond a 6000 year frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Ume
Blue Mountains
Earth
Oregon
Kansas
Nebraska
Indian Exhibit Idea Attracts District Fair
The piece argues for an Indian exhibit at the district fair to showcase agriculture grown by Native Americans. It highlights Kash Kash on Tutulla flats, a garden on Umatilla river, and farmers Amos Pond and Amapine, noting their perseverance against obstacles and the potential interest to citizens. It cites Yakima George and Mitchell Lloyd as notable figures in the local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutullla Flats
Umatilla
Amos Pond
Amapine
Mra. Yakima George Bridge
Mitchell Lloyd
Reservation Farmers Display Historic Crops at Fair
A policeman on the reservation stacks hay and displays his wheat with ancestral history. The piece cites many similar exhibits as a potential new district fair feature. It urges government funding to collect Indian exhibits and arrange them at the fair annually. It proposes premiums to encourage Indian productivity and a healthy rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govern Cent
Oregonian Criticizes Forestry Policy and Range Leasing
The Oregonian voices anonymous complaints about federal forestry policy and the range leasing system, argues for a united effort to perfect the range clearing program, and urges support for Pinchot’s plan to channel forest reserve revenues to the states to improve efficiency and fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregonian
Roosevelt
Byrne
Leo Gicantic
Pinchot
Oregon
Congress
Hearst Flopped and May Seek Presidential Run
The Associated Press questions Hearst’s sudden shift toward a presidential bid for Wall Street interests. The piece notes his Jamestown Labor Day address advocating strict corporate law enforcement and distrust of trusts, arguing it unlikely he would fund or join a campaign funded by the very interests he opposed in recent reporting.
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Associated Press
William T. Hearst
Wall Street
Hearst
Jamestown
Congress
Affinity Fad Sparks Journalistic Rant on Marriage Breakups
A harsh column denounces spouses chasing new partners after marriage as a bore to decent people. It cites Corey divorcing a loyal wife for a vaudeville star and warns that many imitate such moves, urging old fashioned punishments to curb the trend and restore propriety.
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Corey
Greet Trust
Shipbuilding Industry in Oregon Report
The Oregon shipbuilding sector comprises 12 firms with plant value $121000 and materials costs $125730. They report product value $326870 and miscellaneous expenses $5200, employing 177 workers with total wages $2100620 at an average rate of $3.60 per day for eight hours.
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Oregon
Indian Life Portrayed By The Camera In Oregon History
Major Moorhouse of Pendleton has built the finest Indian photography collection, with over 5000 negatives documenting Cayuse Umatilla and Walla Walla life. His work, featuring Chief Joseph and Umatilla chiefs, spans a quarter century, circulating worldwide and preserving native dress, customs, and home life for future study.
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Bert Hulimasy
Enet Orego- Tiley
Cata
Oregon Daily Journal
Jee Moorhowe
Pendleton
Thors
Northwest
Oregon
Cayuses
Umatillas
Walla Wallas
Umatilla Recreation
United States
Major Lee Moorhouse
Major Moorhouse
Mojtor Moorhouse
Indiana
Joseph
Nez Perces
Peo
Fish Hawk
Whirlwind
The Miracle of the South Cotton Boom
The article traces cotton growth from 1790 to 1906, noting U S production rising from 3138 bales to about 14.9 million. It highlights wartime devastation and Reconstruction, then credits Department of Agriculture data for dramatic sector recovery and ongoing expansion.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Lniveston News
Oklahoma’s diverse origins shape its population mix
The article notes that no state has a more composite population than Oklahoma, with two territories forming the state. It states that well over two thirds of residents were born in other states, and mentions Native Americans and the mixed origins of residents.
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Oklahoma
Minnesota
Texan
Missouri
Kiara
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
New York
Louisana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Florida
Oklahom
Waves, shells, and a night journey in Catholic World
A shore scene follows Leann a iute child watching waves and gathering shells while a passerby aged man scans the earth. The verse interweaves prayerful reflections from Reginald Wright Coffman on faith guiding footsteps despite darkness. Jerome Rooney contributes to the Catholic World vignette with contemplative imagery.
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Toll
Noy
Apace
Jerome Rooney
The Murder Record in Georgia Prison System
The report shows five hundred inmates at the George Penn institutions convicted of homicide in various degrees. The prison commission notes 995 total prisoners have taken human life behind bars. In one year 219 men were sent to prison for this crime, with many escaping punishment through unwritten laws. Georgia is urged to adopt stricter gun control, following Texas’s example. A widow’s mite becomes a hope for marriage when she decides to marry.
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George Penn
Prison Commission
Prigar
Atlanta Constitution
Georgii
Texas
Linen fashion notes for ladies sleeves and vests
A fragmentary description lists White and Eeru Battenberg linen braid for eight wards of ladies sleeves and inserts, a white summer veste, and a note about quantity remaining. It reads as a historic pattern ad or garment measure from a period fashion listing.
Black Petticoats with Accordion Pleats and Trim
Readable ad copy describes black petticoats with four to eleven inch accordion pleats or triple Loh finey strap, trimmed flounce, mercorized tateon. Prices range from $195 to 1.95 with a sale tag. Style 455A features rich mercoriay Mack petticoat with fall accordion pleats and dried bottom ruffle, two straps, offered at $1.30.
Women and Kidney Trouble Prompts Swamp Root Ad
An advertisement proclaims kidney and bladder troubles afflict women and men alike and promises relief from Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer. It notes common symptoms such as frequent urination and bedwetting, claims the condition is not a habit, and offers sample bottles and testimonials. The copy directs readers to mail for information to Kilmer in Binghamton New York.
Pendleton Jeweler Anya Recalls Dr Dayton Glasses Verdict
A Pendleton jeweler recounts testimonials praising Dr Dayton for eye care. W. Wilkinson of Dayton Brow labels the service as highly satisfactory. The event runs September 12 and 13 at Hotel St. George with free eye examinations offered.
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Pendleton
Anya
Dayton
W. Wilkinson
Dayton Brow
Hye
Hotel St. George
Hotel Pendleton Ad Reformatted Rooms And Services
The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished throughout with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. It serves as a headquarters for traveling men, offers commodious sample rooms, free bus, special weekly or monthly rates, excellent cuisine, prompt dining room service, and a bar and billiard room in connection. Located only three blocks from depots.
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St. George
Northwest
Pendleton
Tooma
Rar
Billiard Room
Hotel Portland Ad Offers Rooms At Three Dollars A Day
The Hotel Portland in Portland Oregon advertises rates from three dollars per day for tourists and travelers with special rates for families and single men. The management invites visitors to view rooms and see prices, featuring a modern Turkish bath and H C Rowers as manager.
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Portland
Oregon
H. C. Rowers
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Ski Bureau
Washington, D. C
Breau
N. W
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Cosmopolitan
Thorna
Reginald Wright Coffman
Jani
For All
Jorge
California
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
Hotel
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The
W. A. Brown
W. C. Minnis
Henning
Peoples
Empire Meat Co
Stansberg
Mike Transfer
Noth
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Red
Depot
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