Exioast (Gredoivan) ule dwrory y hho on Sunday at Sendleron
East Whegonians Publishing Co issues annual subscriptions through mail from Pendleton Post Office second class matter. Listings show weekly and semi weekly rates for 250 Lilly tires monthly and other periods by mail. The notice outlines subscription prices and mailing details for the publication.
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Ule Dwrory Y Hho
Sendleron
Oresve
The
East Whegonian Publishing CO
Pendleton Post Office
Carpenter of Galilee Rouses Quiet Resolve
Poem excerpt ponders where true peace comes from and rejects worldly rulers. It cites the Carpenter of Galilee as the enduring source of hope over earthly power, noting kings and kingdoms fade while moral strength endures. Maritime style echoes Maupin in the Commoner.
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Loig
Wil M. Maupin
The World Is Small Yet Hearts Share One Family
A desert sheik and an American discuss homeland and kinship, each shedding tears as they realize shared memories of family and childhood. The tale asserts that borders fade and all races and nations form one large world family through universal warmth and brotherhood.
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Arebin
Davenport
Mapa
Terenport
Oregon
Social discontent over Frick mansion at Pride's Crossing
A Wall Street Journal snippet criticizes Henry C Frick for a Pride's Crossing Massachusetts summer home costing about 2.9 million dollars. It notes 27 acre estate, 100000 dollar fence, 150 servants, and a mansion 160 by 800 feet with gray stone and brick, portraying a grand residence as emblematic of social strife.
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Wall Street Journal
Henry C. Frick
Pride's Crossing
Mass
Henry Co. Frick
Pittsburg
Frick
Fragmented inquiry into wealth and housing costs
A distorted passage questions wealth distribution and housing affordability among men, noting large fortunes, high house costs, and farmers squeezed by rising prices and living expenses. It references figures and prices like £200,000 and $2,000,000 mansions, implying social and economic critique.
Government ownership would curb graft and rail abuses
The passage argues government ownership of railroads and post offices would end graft by removing private profit motives. It claims a government run system would lower costs, prevent railroad bond manipulation, and thwart lobby power in Congress. It highlights Portland, Ore, as harmed by private control and rail lobbies, urging public ownership to boost growth and fair rates.
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Congress
Governie
Mike
Treasury
Portland
Wall Street
Washington
Howells on Spelling Reform in Hare’s Magazine
In Hare's Magazine September issue W Howell argues for spelling reform urging each reader to spell as they were raised, without regard to later conventions. He mocks fixed forms and promotes writing names in varied forms to reflect the poet’s method, condemning widespread inconsistent spelling and the age-old habits of printers.
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Hareper
W. 10
Howelle
Hie
Reesons
Clerks Debate Free Speech Over Railroad Condition Critique
A Spokane to Los Angeles clerks’ protest over railway criticism rises into a plan to seek Congressional action. They challenge discipline aimed at comments on the Great Northern track near Lake Chal after a fatal July wreck, arguing for free expression despite penalties.
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Bokees
Patroyige
Boor
Pervite
Lottene
Spokane
Los Angeles
Great Northern
Chal Lake
Song of the Western Land by Loulee M. Smith
A poetic fragment praising the Western landscape. The speaker invokes wind from mountains, rain, and the scent of fir and pine, pledging to toast the stream, coyotes cry, and a hopeful return of youth and love in a rugged frontier setting. The voice expresses a longing for eternal Western fidelity after death.
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Loulee M. Smith
Is Disease a Crime
Editorial argues against treating disease as criminal and urges compassionate care for weakened women. It promotes Dr. Pierce's remedies and medical adviser offer, noting practical barriers for overworked housewives and the availability of pamphlets and consultations.
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Pera
Pierce
King City
Uffalo
N. Y
Rate Regulation and Free Passes in Oil Pipelines
The Memphis News-Scimitar notes one sided rate issues under railroad policy. It argues Standard Oil pipelines, as common carriers, may grant free passes among themselves, giving John D. Rockefeller a shipment advantage while he cannot reciprocate. The piece mocks the exploit as a pipe line owned privilege.
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John D. Rockefeller
John D
Borton Herald
Memphis News-Scimitar
Birth of the Fair Spirit Inspires Next Year Growth
The Uma tilla Morrow county fair rose from the just born fair spirit with renewed resolve. Commissioners pledged to keep it alive and develop it as a mirror of the counties industrial resources, promising better exhibits and more magnificent displays next year.
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Umatilla-Morrow County Fair
Althott
Tragic double death at Hotel St James in Indianapolis
The bodies of Mrs. Mary Williams aged 40 and Samuel Jones aged 19 were found in a room at the Hotel St James in Indianapolis. Death attributed to asphyxiation. Officials believe a love affair and premeditated self-inflicted death.
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Mary Williams
Samuel Jones
Hotel St. James
Indianapolis
Spelling Reform Spreads to Midwest Schools
Iowa and South Dakota state superintendents announce official adoption of a 300 word set for all Cedar Rapids and Yankton normal schools to use in manuscripts. Nebraska schools consider adopting reform spelling as 1300 students in Cedar Rapids and Yankton adjust.
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Iowa
South Dakota
Cedar Rapids
Yankton
D. D
Nebraska
School Journal
My Child Thou Art as Four Flower Poem Fragment
A brief verse fragment conveys a fatherly plea for divine protection of a pure child. The speaker, Rubenatein, laments the sorrow felt when gazing upon the child and requests God to keep the child as fair as now.
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Rubenatein
Cable linking Germany to South West Africa begins
The second section of the cable line connecting Germany with German South West Africa is now being laid. About 4000 miles long, it runs from Vigo, Spain to Walvis Bay in Namibia. The first 2090 mile section from Emden to Vigo was laid ten years ago.
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Germany
Africa
Thie
Vigo
Spain
Walfiec Hay
Demaraland
Emden
Murdock Plans New Times Paper in Anatone Washington
C Murdock announces a building in Anatone Washington for a printing plant to publish the Times edited by H G Basse. Murdock serves as editor and proprietor of the Clarkston Republic.
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C. Murdock
Anatone
Wash
the Times
H. G. Basse
Mr. Murdock
Clarkston Republic
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