Pendleton Daily Fast Oregon subscription and service rates
The Fast Oregon announces its subscription options including daily and weekly plans with mail delivery, carrier routes, and durations. It lists prices for one year, six months, three months, and one month, for print and carrier delivery, plus a note about Oregon News Co. and bureaus in Portland and Washington DC.
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Mall
Alt Monte
Y Mall
Oregon Time
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Vortland
Oiregon
Chileno Bureau
Security Building
Washingum
Fourteenth Street
Umatilla County urged to fund experimental irrigation farm
The county court is urged to provide at least half the cost to establish an Umatilla County Experimental Farm on the Tinativia irrigation project. Supporters argue the venture will boost arid lands, demonstrate profitable farming, and benefit all residents from eastern to western county areas with state and federal participation.
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Umatilla
Anid
Nothosny
Yaritkh
Fe Fe
Lounty Court
Umatilla County
Wrontilla
Harriman Outlines Itareliman Plans At Portland Reception
At a Portland Commercial Club event before leaving for San Francisco, B K Harriman discussed post-fall Renkelene money and a lean year. He praised the northern expansion on the Columbia River by the James J. HIT system and insisted they would not block their northern neighbor.
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The
Columbia
James J. Hit
Harriman
Unclear dialogue on neighbor relations and development efforts
A speaker argues past misunderstandings with neighboring parties are resolved and expresses mutual interest in country development. He notes future cooperation will lessen rivalry between systems and reduce vindictiveness, aiming for smoother collaboration despite lingering tensions.
Life on the Frontiers in Pioneer Alaska Life
The Seward GateWavter considers pioneer life, contrasting Alaska and New England, noting reliance on berries and fish, hardy living, and the toll of civilization. It reflects on disease, hardship, and the evolving outlook as settlement grows and life changes for settlers and natives alike.
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Seward
Alaska
New England
Tastute
Take Life Too Seriously and the Value of Play
The article argues against workaholic culture, urging balanced living. It notes that shorter hours and more play can boost health and efficiency, citing business leaders who vacation and travel, and suggesting recreation improves judgment and vigor for better output.
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Eformene
Meeting of the fll season inspires Pendleton spirit
A Saturday night gathering at the Agricultural College and Agricultural Department drew experts and enthusiasts in a meeting noted for genuine enthusiasm and historic sentiment. The farm fund is assured and the farm established, with the committee in charge presenting a solid guarantee.
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Agricultural College
Hericultural Department
Pendleton
Thin City
Experiment Farm Fund
Dream Poem Dreaming of Sleep and Self in Night
A fragmentary verse-like piece explores dream imagery and memory as a speaker wanders a nocturnal landscape. The speaker questions reality and identity, imagining a dream guide and a place where the self inhabits a dream. The piece closes with a signature line attributed to Willian Allen White.
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Sueserheart
Willan Allen White
Legend of the Stone of Srathtode in Roman lore
A transcription of an ancient legend tied to the stone called Srathtode recounts how Emperor Theodosius faced a plea from a snake mother mourning her nest and a porcupine threat. The tale describes a magical gong before a palace and the Emperor's compassionate actions to restore balance and justice.
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Srathtode
Therdewelie
Yue
Caesar
Chinber
Eloto
Theodosius
The Choughteons and the Vocation Dilemma
A fragmentary monologue questions life choices and the work ethic. It laments economic constraint, urges freedom to pursue ideal work, and contrasts personal ambition with social expectations. Names and clear events are absent, leaving a reflective, troubled tone.
Panama Canal Commission appoints cement spec for locks
Colonel George Goethale chairing the Panama canal commission appoints a cement specialist to study the canal locks with a salary higher than the chief engineer. The Panama News reports Charles Hickine of Boston asked to come to the canal with a $100 in gold per day. no work planned on the locks in 1909. Little is known of the appointment at the Wellington office.
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George WV Goenthale
Panama
Nak
Goethale
Hickine
Boston
Hosking
Panama News
Enna
Nothlog
Wellington
The
Commissien
Rejoicing in the Lower Worlds and the Song of Life
The text speaks of rejoicing in lower and spiritual worlds, celebrating fullness and splendor, and growing joy as we enter the Bong of Life. It mentions a fifty pound ticket and the Iceman, suggesting a contrast between sacred joy and a worldly price.
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Lilly
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East Onegonian Publishing CO
United Press Association
Oregon
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Whittle
Lid Investment
Itareliman
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Portland
Hareiman
Life ON the Prontlers
Stiter
Ublare
Wwe
Lotte
Jeune
Cden
Legend OF the Topaz
Ebilwin Markharm
Eaperyt
American National Bank
Pendleton Savings Bank
Bank Securities
Davis
Underwriters’ Association
Carl Lofquist
Renn
Rooming House
Cass Matlock
Ray Picker
Edison
East Oregonian
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N. K. Clarke, Mgr
C. W. Cornelius
the Ladies of
St. Anthony’s
Niwaidee
Jesse
Main ST
Neagle Brothers
Winona
Rex
Fairbanks
Neagle Bros
Joseph Ell
Savings Bank Building
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