East Oregonian Service Highlights Local News Network
Fragmentary OCR item lists multiple newspaper offices and bureaus including Oregon News Co in Portland Northwest News Co in Portland and Chicago Bureau. Mentions addresses 329 Morrison and 501 Fourteenth Street with references to Washington DC and other locations.
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Che Dally
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Morrison
Port Northwest News Co
Portland
Ore
Chicago
Wreekington
Foureenth Street
Pendleton Opens District Fair With Grandeur and Round-Up
The opening of Pendleton's district fair begins a week of entertainment, showcasing progress in industry and culture across Omnka and Morrow counties. The fair and Round-Up combine to highlight modern life in eastern Oregon and aim to spur further agricultural development under irrigation and dry farming.
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Pendleton
Ory
Omatifia
Morrow
Oregon
Astor’s proposed marriage exposes wealth and social Decency
The Inter Ocean condemns John Jacob Astor for seeking to wed a woman young enough to be his daughter amid a pay-in-advance setup. It warns church leaders and the public that wealth does not excuse violating social and Christian norms, noting ministers refusing the ceremony and broader moral outrage.
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Astor
New York
Chicago Inter- Ocean
John Jacob Astor
District fair aims to excel with better exhibits and entertainment
The piece describes improvements in animal husbandry, manufacturing plants, and exhibit space at the fall pavilion to enhance the district fair. It emphasizes creditable exhibits and good entertainment as part of a plan to make the fair the best ever and to balance the week's celebration.
Accusations Rise Over Social Wrongs and Astor Fallout
The text discusses growing resentment toward elites culminating in a reaction against Astor. It argues he became a social and moral example due to accumulated sins, suggesting a nationwide push for a striking deterrent. The speaker predicts friends will avoid defending him and asserts it is past time for such a response.
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Astor
Government Ownership of Alaska Coal Seen Likely
Secretary Tisher argues for long term public control of national resources with Alaska coal to be developed under leasing or government ownership. He regrets the earlier missed chance for state management and notes benefits to the public and reduced private fortunes. Also mentions Seattle youth’s murder conviction and a weather director’s steady handling with upcoming fair skies.
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Tisher
Alaska
Pendleton Town Band Festive Robes Parade Invite
Pendleton residents are invited to hear the town band perform in festive robes as a decker parade unfolds. The event promises local entertainment and community cheer with the marching band leading a celebratory procession through the town.
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Pendleton
Decker
Congressman Barnhart Birthday Sketch
Congressman Henry A. Barnhart of Indiana's Thirteenth District turns fifty three. Born near Twelve Mile he educated in common schools Amboy Academy and Wabash Training School. He taught, entered politics, bought the Rochester Sentinel and led Rochester Telephone Co and National Telephone Assn. He also served as director rector and trustee in various institutions. He is married with two sons and a foster daughter. He served to fill an unexpired term and was elected to the sixty first and re elected to the sixty second congress.
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Henry A. Barnhart
Indiana
Twelve Mile
Ind
Amboy Academy
Wabash Training School
Rochester Sentinel
Rochester Telephone Company
National Telephone Association
Barnhart
Northern Telephone Association
Northern Prison
Michigan City
Longecliff
A. L. Brick
September 11 in History Highlights
Key historical notes include 954 Louis VIII of France killed in a horse fall at 38, 1613 Flodden Battle with heavy losses for Scots and English, 1547 Placenza conspiracy and assassination of Peter Louis Farnese, son of Pope Paul III, and 1771 birth of Scottish explorer Mungo Park who pursued exploration efforts twice.
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Louis VIII
France
Flodden
Placenza
Peter Louis Farnese
Pope Paul III
Fragmented historical notes on world events 1804 1909
A compact extract lists dates and events across years 1804 1815 1874 1904 1908 1909. Items mention French church tensions, Commodore Perry gifts, English cotton mills near strike, a Russian Baltic fleet move, Count Toltol birthday, and pallagra fears in Georgia with cases at Mason.
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Niger
Lfe
Commodore Perry
United States
Hong Kong
England
Cronstadt
Far East
Count Toltol
Russia
Georgia
Mason
Business Is Business Parody in Office Sketch
A humorous scene set in an office shows a young woman offering a permanent husband position. She remarks it would yield letters of recommendation from every wife, as the man stands with hat in hand.
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Aroun
Waiting List Call In A City Office
Fragmented dialogue shows a clerk directing a caller to file an application and place their name on a waiting list while noting vacancies may occur unexpectedly. A woman mentions having a husband of six years and satisfaction with service, then ends with a polite farewell.
The Free Brother and a Faithful Farewell
A fragment from Frank L. Stanton contrasts riches with heavenly treasure, as a speaker doubts earthly wealth and clings to a promised mansion beyond life. The verse reflects humility, faith, and a warning against overconfidence in material gains.
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Frank L. Stanton
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