Oregonian Subscription Rates and Addresses
The Daily Oregonian is offered by mail and carrier with various terms. The notice lists daily and weekly rates for different durations, along with office addresses at 147 6th street Portland and 909 Capitol Avenue Washington, and notes United Press Association membership.
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Mant Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Tapoltaine
Washington
Fureau
Be Gathered to the Quiet West by Henley
A concise verse image of a speaker announcing the end of a long day and wages earned, seeking silent rest and eventual death. The lyric voice expresses farewell to life with a serene, sundown tone and a final wish for peaceful closure.
Milton Exhibit at District Fair Highlights 15 Foot Corn
The Milton Eagle notes a 15 foot corn display by D. C. Masters for the Milton exhibit at the district fair. It urges other towns in Umatilla and Morrow counties to match the effort with strong displays of their crops and food exhibits, stressing a dry year yet good yields and timely county pride.
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Milton Eagle
D. C. Masters
Milton
Umatilla
Morrow
Pendleton Hotels Stand Out In Northwest Travel Trade
Pendleton excels among Northwest hotels with superior equipment, appointments, and service. Traveling men praise Pendleton’s hotel, noting moderate prices and value, making Sunday stays and layovers popular. The city’s hotels are regarded as a model of hospitality and a source of local pride.
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Northwest
Pendleton
Quinone
Periedieton
Era
Development Push Promises Pendleton Electric Lines
Pendleton city council weighs two electric franchise proposals that would make Pendleton the hub for a county wide line network. The move is described as the county’s top development, signaling a major industrial advance for Umatilla County as new lines may extend from Pendleton into surrounding areas.
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Pendleton
Umatilla County
Cite Council of
Ior
Oregon
Radical County Growth Promised Under New Development Plan
The text forecasts a revolution in county life with equal development across all sections, higher land values, and expanded housing. Roads will improve traffic, wheat farms will link to warehouses, and farmers profits will rise as diversified crops and marketing opportunities expand. It envisions Pen-Weton as the inland empire’s standout city.
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Pen- Weton
Americanizing Canada by the American influx
The piece argues that western Canada rapidly adopts American money, prices, measures, hotels, wages, railways, and business practices. It claims Americans are buying vast tracts of land and that a rapid amalgamation with the United States is reshaping Canadian industry, commerce, and social life.
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United States
Canada
James J Hill Sees Sunshine in Outlook for Northwest
In Spokane James J Hill predicts general business improvement with better crops boosting purchasing power. He says grain yields in the Northwest may exceed last year by at least 10,000,000 bushels and prices are higher, signaling improved economic conditions ahead.
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St. Paul
Spokane
James J. Hill
Northwest
Oregon country enters its best period with lines
Willamette valley and inland empire will gain rapid development through electric lines. Crown lines will cover the inland empire cities, making them centers of activity.
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Willamette Valley
Inland Empire
Crown Lines
Oregon Country
Ita
Washington Primaries Spark Ongoing Primary Law Debate
Beaten candidates distrust the primary system while supporters say the law will endure as a fixture on the statutes, providing the people with a show and a defined process.
The Miner’s Child and the Rising Fortune
A Chicago recode Herald summary traces a family saga from a miner father to a son who grows rich by selling goods, using ore shipped across towns and rails. The tale follows success and tragedy as wealth increases, a public misfortune strikes, and the lineage’s fate unfolds in a gritty urban setting.
The Cowbows Prayer by Charles B Clark Jr
A rugged prayer asking guidance to live freely, work honestly, and stay true on life’s long trail toward the Great Divide. The speaker seeks strength to be generous, steadfast, and fair, while seeking forgiveness for moments of weakness.
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Charlea B, Clark, Jr
The Great Rivalry and Nighttime Political Vocal
A quirky artifact describes a rivalry campaign scene with a glee club and party songs. It notes candidates and the people’s vote, asking whether the choir or the band will sway public sentiment, while wagons outpace water vehicles and airships in popularity.
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Glee Club
Love's Old Sweet Song in a Western Jumble
Robert C. Elvin recalls a rambling vaudeville style performance with cowboys, band fillers, and a brass band playing Love's Old Sweet Song. The narrator drifts through memories of local folks, old tunes, and a mix of rustic imagery and satirical detail.
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Mucre
Heath
Robert C. Elvin
Lave'a Claim Strengthens with One More Link
A literary note highlights Strickland W. Cillian in Success as the substitute for neyre. The line suggests a personal reflection on presence and identity as one reads the verse.
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Neyre
A Mason's First Pin Mystery
A Masonry discussion among women leads to a purse reveal of the first badge of every Mason’s son the sacred safety pin as a symbol of initiation. The tale appears in Count Magazine noting feminine finery and social curiosities.
Watch Yourself First In Quiet Self Review
Poem urges self examination by observing one’s faults as seen in another. It counsels confronting hidden motives, condemning one’s own cowardice, and eroding tolerance for others by first judging oneself with honesty. The speaker urges inner scrutiny before criticizing others.
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for health recovery
Mrs A Gregory of Denver writes that after six years of female troubles and an operation she regained perfect health using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter promotes the product and invites others to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
A. Gregory
Lawrence St
Denver
Col
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Sewing Machines Improve Yet Boosts in Leading Brands
The article highlights notable yearly improvements in top sewing machines led by the White Standard and the Fell, arguing the latest models outpace earlier elf style machines. A trial is recommended to judge performance firsthand.
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W. E. Henley
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Pendjeton
Eltica
Bua Tees
Alberta
America
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Vate
Actos
Challe Garden Stoo
the Ore Ontiies
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Castle Garden
Ciekenpos
Della
Jolie
Enger Chase
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Dow
S.B. Kiter
Chicago
Recond- Herald
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American National Bank
Pendleton Savings Bank
Bank Securities
Strickland W. Cillian
Mason
Jitlan
Wes
Dartientare
Dante Ciwlitee
Pendleton Business College
Pendleton College
M M. Slattery
Cornelius
Park and Alder Streets
Cornelius Free
Europlan
N. K. Clarke, Mgr
C. W. Cornelius
St. Joseph’s Academy
Sisters of St. Francis
Philadelphia
Jesse
Main ST
Neagle Brothers
Winona
Rex
Fairbanks
Neagle Bros
Joseph Ell
Savings Bank Building
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