Pendleton East Oregonian reader notice and listings
Independent newspaper page from Pendleton Oregon shows subscription rates and bureaus. It lists daily and weekly mailing options, carrier delivery, and address details for the Oregonian Publishing Co and offices in Portland Washington DC.
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Taft Backed Ballinger Critique Seeks Law Overreach
The piece argues Taft aligns with Ballinger, accusing him of favoring legal technicalities over conservation. It cites Glavis and Pinchot on law as a tool for the powerful, criticizes regulatory safeguards, and underscores the clash between corporate rights and public trust in conservation policy.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Glavis
Ballinger
Gravis
Spokane
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt and Taft as Guardians of the Public Interest
The piece argues Roosevelt acted as a true guardian of the public interests against plunderers while Taft, seen as his successor, failed to meet that standard. It suggests the public initially elected Taft as Roosevelt’s successor but later felt betrayed and suspecting that they were bun ched.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Why Not Use It Flood Waters Of Umatilla River
The piece argues floodwaters from the Umatilla River could be diverted to irrigation to protect bridges and farms while unlocking vast lands for annual crops. It contends flood irrigation could yield alfalfa sufficient to pay 10 percent interest per acre, surpassing wheat in value, and would support population growth.
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Umatilla
Umatila
Oregon Wool Praised By Textile Industry Review
Oregon sheepmen by good breeding and care have produced top wool. An American Wool and Cotton Reporter issue notes Oregon wool rivals Australian for light weights, with mills using domestic wool in place of imports. The piece highlights long efforts by eastern Oregon flockmasters to improve flocks and eradicate diseases.
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Oregon
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
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Public Benefit Sought On Alaska Coal Issue
The statement invites Mr. Gravis to share his information with the public on the Alaska coal issue. It suggests the public could reverse Mr. Taft regarding the matter.
Meritorious Currency Plan Faces Backer Suspicion
The proposed currency reform is described as meritorious yet faces public suspicion toward its backers as the government pursues the plan.
Pendleton Irrigation Idea Sparks Reclamation Debate
A fragment suggests reclamation officials might revisit Pendleton to induce irrigation of land adjoining the city. The note hints at regional water management issues affecting local agriculture and development without detailing parties.
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Pendleton
Telephone company seeks a receiver in natural course
It is natural to think a telephone company would want a receiver. The remark reflects a general view that a carrier may lawfully pursue insolvency or protective action to stabilize finances and continue service.
Oregon normal schools see no student enrollments
The East Oregonian notes no students are departing to enter Oregon normal schools and states the paper did not support Taft.
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Oregon Normal Schools
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East Oregonian
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The Teacher
A poem laments a stern schoolmaster who shapes a child into a compliant, joyless “model boy” by harsh discipline. The speaker mourns the loss of a delicate, playful soul, replaced by rigid habits and fear, until only a pale mockery remains.
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Robert Warren Gilbert
Labor unrest and labor actions across California and beyond
Labor notes report militia used at McCloud to extract a $635.49 bill for supplies to troops and a dispute with McCloud Lumber. Photoengravers and printers in San Francisco resolve their dispute temporarily as work resumes. Wheat-field work rises in the Northwest via the information bureau. Stockton streetcar men settle seniority issues. New York and Brooklyn tailors advocate a nine-hour day ending the task system amid growing strife. San Francisco Labor Council to send a delegate to Chicago Women’s Trade Union League convention in September. Senator Petiron proposes congressional inquiry into Western Pennsylvania labor conditions.
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McCloud
McCloud Lumber Company
San Francisco
Information Bureau
Department of Commerce and Labor
Stockton
Cal
Richard Cornelius
New York
Brooklyn
San Francisco Labor Council
Women's Trade Union League
Chicago
United States
Petiros
Congress
Pennsylvania
Lochinvar Aloft and the Chase in Verse
Gerton Carruth presents a playful verse about Lochinvar departing with a bride, pursued by rivals and family. It riffs on speed, wit, and bravado, imagining dramatic escapes and the lovers seeking sanctuary in a church while pursuers sputter and fail.
Language as Puns and Slippage in Thought
Oliver Wendell Holmes laments a trend toward interchangeable slang replacing precise terms. He cites the two vague categories fast and slow, and labels common words like bore or a good deal cut up as empty algebraic symbols. Such expressions he says reveal minds weakened by laziness and a lack of discernment.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Love Is Like the Roses Poem by Catherine Grant Furley
Poem contrasts love with roses through June imagery and garden motifs. It recalls roses blooming, fading, and enduring fragrance despite seasons. The author Catherine Grant Furley is cited, with lines about love persisting beyond winter.
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Catherine Grant Furley
The Call of the Wield
Poem by Esther Wirgman about the wilderness calling to the heart of man amid city life. The speaker hears the restless sea and forest atmosphere as a timeless lure beyond wealth and counting houses. The piece celebrates nature's beauty and the longing to return home to the wild.
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Esther Wirgman
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