Effects of Peace Boosts U S Trade with Japan
The postwar boom boosts American commerce as trade with Japan more than doubles. Cotton exports rise sharply, and U S rail and industrial projects in Manchuria and other regions accelerate. Major Carson notes this is an opening phase with Shanghai exhibitions planned to promote further exchange and the future depends on sustained policy and infrastructure efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuse
Japan
United States
Sinton le
Seattle
Tacoma
Pacific
Bureau of Manufacturen
Hina
John M. Carson
Bureau of Manufacture
Carson
Shanghai
Baruch Cerf
San Frances
Siberian
Manchuria
Belo
Alee
Canton-Macnoo
Peking Syndicate
Teechu
Toakei
France & Southern Railway
Vurnnusu
Atte Anenth
Korea
China
Ines of Fonds
Germany
Great Britain
Urine Kidney Complaint Promised Cure with Buchu Waters
Uric acid and gravel result from kidneys failing to filter impurities. Irving's Buchu Waters claimed as the only sure remedy for this condition. They purport to revive kidneys and prevent uric acid buildup. Sold at $0.00 per box by Tallman & Co., 622 Main St., Pendleton, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Tallman & Co
Mali St
Pendleton
Oregon
Japan and Asia economics and military strength noted in report
An unofficial report discusses Japan promoting American flour imports for health and sanitation, while its navy and army push efficiency to justify new loans. It foresees Japanese bonds being refunded, U.S. banks backing new promissory bonds, and expansion in Manchuria Saghalien and inland trade as Russia and Japan vie for regional dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Saghalien
China
Russia
Japan
Hogs and the trough in Panama canal debate
The piece argues that critics call Roosevelt a “friend” who keeps hogs with feet in the trough while praising a square deal for canal purchases. It questions why taxpayers cannot demand fair prices when buying supplies and mocks the stand-pat view as philanthropic. The argument contrasts government pricing with private charges and labels the stance as biased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boweh
Roosevelt
The
Tribune
Panama Canal
Steel Trust
Smith, Brown
New York Evening Post
Fra Elbertus Rover on Coffin Nails and Cigarette Smokers
Fra Elberta argues cigarette smokers harm career progress and character. He warns employers never promote smokers or rely on them for advancement, and suggests discreetly letting them go when profits drop. The piece urges caution about hiring and managing smoking employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbertus Rover
Hubbard Vite
Philistine Cave
Fra Elberta
Gomez
Reading a forlorn hope versus the man fighting booze in Pendleton
The Oregon Fire Relief has set a permanent office in Pendleton at 106 East Alta Street, with T L Dunsmore as manager. The item contrasts a doomed optimism about reform with the determined individual taking a stand against booze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don't the
Oregon Fire Relief
Pendleton
East
Alta Street
T. L. Dunsmore
All Finding Homes The Eilers Sale of Pianos at Pendleton Fire
The Pendleton fire damaged only piano cases. insurance covers loss and allowances. The Eilers sale offers top makes like Chickering, Weber, Kimball, Crown, and Hobart M. Cable at huge discounts, with flexible down payments and monthly plans. Every instrument is guaranteed and ready for delivery, with many buyers already in line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilers
Pendleton
Ladow
Chickering
Boston
Brest
Weber
New York
Kimball
Chicago
Hazleton
CROWN
Hobart M. Cable
Bailey
Bardnett
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Alexander
Utaelty
Doctor Who
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Alta House
Dan FP. Doherty
Lexington
Alta and
Mill Streets
Olab Wood
Oregon Lumber Yard
Tel. Malin
Monmouth State Normal
Washington
Norma
Hie
Monmouth
HE. D. Ressler
J. BB. Y Butler
Yri
Pacific Coast
America
East Oregonian
Ruby
F. J. Donaldson
Academy
St. Joseph's Academy
Cook
Perry
W. 5
E. Cook
Yin
Coffin Nails
Elbert Hubbard
Taylor Hardware Company
Main Street
Rock Spring
Lantz Bros
Walters’ Flouring Mills
J.C. Gallagher
Pendleton Branch
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