Independent Pendleton paper adrates and contact details
The Daily Bat Oregontan is published in Pendleton Oregon with listed subscription rates for daily, weekly and semi weekly editions. It notes distribution through carrier and mail options and provides office addresses including 147 6th Street and 601 Fourteenth Street N W Washington D C, with United Press Association membership.
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Madeline Motifs In A Musical Mood Message
A fragmentary verse features playful alliteration and musical imagery centering on Madeline and Madonna as speakers. The lines mix self reflection, romance, and wordplay, referencing melodies, mood, and moonlit meetings in a lyrical, stylized tone.
Alaska Coal Controversy Tests Taft Ballinger Moral Lines
Washington dispatch on the Glavis report linked to Alaska coal cases paints Secretary Ballinger as aligned with corporate interests against Roosevelt era conservation. The Guggenheim syndicate, anti conservation voices, and Taft’s stance influence the fate of Alaska’s coal wealth and national resource policy.
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Appointive offices urged for state food and dairy posts
The East Oregonian again argues that the state food and dairy commissioner and the state printer should be appointive rather than elective. It says trained specialists are needed, not politicians, citing J. W. Bailey as an example and noting dairies and stores handling foodstuffs require expertise.
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Appointive Overhaul for State Health Posts Urged
The piece argues for appointing the food and dairy commissioner and the state printer, not electing them, to ensure professional competence. It calls for the state health board to appoint a trained, vigorous officer and criticizes current electable offices as political and unsuitable for specialized duties.
Crime of the Black Hand in Utica Murders Children
A lurid editorial condemns a kidnapping and murder by an Italian Black Hand faction in Utica. The writer likens the act to decayed civilization, calls for harsher punishment, and argues such crimes stain liberty and deserve severe retaliation.
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Lee Street Bridge Completed and City Upgrade Plans
The new Lee street bridge is completed and hailed as a great improvement. The city outlines future needs including a Main street bridge a gravity water system a park system a new high school additional street paving extensive macadamising and about 100 new cross walks Pendleton faces many needs but has limited funds.
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D'Abruzzi Denials Spur Recycled News Nonsense
The Eastern news cycle returns with more D'Abruzzi coverage stirring talk of denials and counter denials. The piece satirically notes how D'Abruzzi stories feel as stale as Don Jamie's never-happening revolution and the overused mother-in-law joke.
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County fair displays urged for district booths
The writer argues that all towns in the county and Morrow would not miss an attractive district fair booth. The idea extends to business houses that could also maintain booths within the pavilion to showcase goods and interests.
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English Seek South Pole Amidanxious Race
The English press notes their eagerness to reach the South Pole, yet warns that even discovery would only place them in a secondary position behind a rival effort.
Railways and the Beaver Dam Mountain Disaster
An ancient beaver dam halted a valley river near Candollan Rockies. Melted snow released a flood that washed away rail into the gorge, leaving rails protruding upright in debris. Mountain division watches stay vigilant after the event reported in World Magazine October Techniva.
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Sweet Path Dear Path by Cornelia Kane Rathbone
Poetic lines describe a beloved pathway adorned with flowers and vines. Bees, crickets, and butterflies populate the scene as a lover’s presence and a true love’s passage are entwined with nature. The text appears in Century Magazine, attributed to Cornelia Kane Rathbone.
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The Brick Stone River Powerhouse of New England
The Brick Stone River, though small with a 418 square mile drainage and 43 mile length, yields 23,000 horsepower, equating to a $25 million capitalization. From Worcester to Woonsocket and Pawtucket, Rhode Island, nearly a hundred mills harness its waters with turbines and growing industrial output.
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Healthy Plants and Hair Care Advertising Claim
A promotional piece argues for treating underlying causes of problems with plants and hair. It compares plant disease to hair loss and promotes Herpicide as a germ killer at the roots. The ad notes pricing and sample requests from The Herpicide Co and Keeppen Bros.
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For Sale Large Oregon Ranch With Diversified Farms
1200 acre fenced ranch with new posts and three wires, 350 tilled, 170 tons hay, 1065 bushels grain in granary. 150 fruit trees, abundant berries, six brood mares, cattle incl two milch cows, implements, water streams year round. Within twelve miles of four towns, 66 miles of railroad. Asking 12500 dollars with options for down payment. KE Wade Pendleton Oregon.
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What Ails You and the Golden Medical Discovery
The text promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for biliary disease torpid liver and dyspepsia. It claims to invigorate the liver act as a stomach tonic regulate the bowels and strengthen nerves, presenting the product as a permanent cure based on valued medical principles.
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Prom America's Hardest Working River in October
Technical World Magazine highlights the nation's busiest river as October's focal point in a feature on waterways and industry. The piece emphasizes the river's role in transport, commerce, and regional economies, noting engineering challenges and historical significance.
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Halley Comet To Return In 76 Years Visible Soon
The Halley comet, a periodical visitor named for Edmund Halley who forecast its return, will be visible to the naked eye in the northern hemisphere around February with telescopes spotting it earlier. The October issue of Technical World Magazine features the discovery story and Halley’s prediction plus orbit comparison.
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Comet Appearance Compared to Known Visitors
The article compares the observed comet’s appearance with that of other known comets, noting similarities and differences in brightness, tail structure, and trajectory. It discusses how new observations fit within prior records and what this might imply for future returns.
The Call of the Wildland Homeward Heart Poems
A lyrical verse yearning for the wilderness Beyond the city's din the speaker longs for untamed shores The poem contrasts urban wealth with nature seeking freedom and deep beauty of the wild Finally the speaker imagines home where forests and seas call him back to a freer life
Problem for Girls Sparks Debate on Modern Virtues
A note from Puck about the ideal girl contrasts prettiness with being interesting or possessing an indefinable charm, suggesting that with modern devices a girl of any sort should begin with these traits. The quip hints at social expectations for women in contemporary life.
Wallowa Word Meaning Tied to Indian Origin
The La Grande Star notes that Wallowa is an Indian word meaning menan Inglishtrap, reflecting a historical or linguistic link cited by the local paper.
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