County Official Paper Published in Pendleton Oregon
The Daily East Oregonian notes its publication details and circulation options including daily and weekly editions. It lists subscription prices by mall or carrier for various durations and notes sale points in Pendleton and Portland while identifying its association with United Press and its post office classification.
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Delty, Eee and Seer
Pendleton
Regoo
Theas? Orbuontan Publi Ing Co
Pendleton Commercial Association Reviews Growth Plans
Last night's meeting settled the location issue and backed remodeling of quarters with a substantial fund already raised. The group aims to strengthen the commercial club as the town’s sitting room while expanding a county publicity bureau with Hermiston and Pendleton collaborating for regional advancement.
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Commercial Association
Col. McNaught
Hermiston i
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Burbank stance on royalties praised as public aid idea
The San Francisco Star endorses Luther Burbank for rejecting corporate monopolies on his science. It urges government support and public funding for research aids, arguing for a national system to discover and nurture genius, echoing Jeffersonian education ideals.
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Luther Burbank
San Francisco Star
United States
Eugene Election Leads Matlock to Mayoral Victory
In Eugene's city election held Monday, residents chose J. D. Matlock by a large majority over L, marking a decisive municipal victory. Matlock is a brother of W. F. Matlock of the city.
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Eugene
Cauns
J. D. Matlock
W. F. Matlock
Wes
Eugene voters back municipal ownership in water and power move
H Bingham leads a broad municipal ownership ticket to a heavy victory and a water board is created. The city will build its own power plant at a cost of 121000. The Eugene contest pitted municipal ownership supporters against ultra conservatives backed by the Willamette Valley company.
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H. Bingham
Mime
Eugene
Willamette Valley Company
Bingham
Matlock
Eugene Guard
Oregon
Register
Pendleton to Establish Young Men's Club under Commercial Wing
Pendleton will establish a self sustaining young men’s club under the Commercial association. The club aims to provide a proper gathering place for students and young men, offering a beneficial influence on the city and supporting Pendleton’s standing as an educational town.
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Pendleton
Commercial Association
Young Men's Association
Rejuvenation Deliberations Stir House Subscription Signups
Farmers celebrate strong wheat prospects and soaring prices fueling optimism. The house weighs renewal measures as supporters pledge to back rejuvenation by signing the subscription list.
Milton Faces Kidnapping Scandal Amid Local Turmoil
Milton grapples with a kidnapping scandal that has unsettled residents and sparked ongoing scrutiny. Police investigations and community leaders promise transparency as the case unfolds.
Commercial association chooses rent over moving
The Commercial association decided it was better to pay rent than to move, opting for continued occupancy at the current location rather than relocate.
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the Commercial Association
Picnic Song Verse from Atlanta Constitution
A lyrical verse celebrates coming spring and picnics with rosy gals and warm scenes. The piece invites townsfolk to a picnic station and praises the Lord for a world sweet to live in while noting winter fading and spring dreams.
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Atlanta Constitution
Music Turns War Time Sorrow Into Sunshine
An Atlanta Constitution lyric praised a fiddler who tuned through hardship, bringing joy as people danced and the hills seemed bright. The piece frames life as music and urges hearts to respond with Amen amid lingering sorrow.
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Atlanta Constitution
Kipling Poem The Foreloper Found In Scrapbook
The Foreloper by Rudyard Kipling appeared in no edition of his works. It was first printed in an Indian paper where he worked before fame. An American inquiries led to the discovery in a scrapbook of an admirer, revealing the complete poem.
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Kipling
India
Ping Wit
the Inquirer
Kipling’s Vision of Empire and Strife Amidward Storms
A warlike prophetic verse by Rudyard Kipling foresees a singular figure whose path confronts fire and famine, meets a roaring street and derrick, and forges a nation’s way with hatchet and brand. It hints at conquest, hunger, and empire’s bulwark in a desolate wilderness.
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Rudyard Kipling
The Lost Black Sheep Tale Told By The Shepherd
A Childrens verse recounts a black sheep that strays in the wind and rain yet is cared for by a kind shepherd. The lone sheep, deemed bad by a hireling, is found, embraced, and named as the shepherds most precious lamb. The tale ends with the black sheep held close amid night.
Thoughtful critique on poverty, overwork and taxation
Dr. Woods Hutchinson argues in New York that overwork underfeeding and crowding kill city residents. He contends the issue is underpaid workers and overtaxation, with rents and other costs draining the value of labor rather than charitable giving. The piece cites St. Louis Mirror as reporting source.
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Woods Hutchinson
New York
Emmanuel
American Museum of Natural History
Thie City
Wooce Hutchinson
St. Louis Mirror
Two Bets
A witty exchange about travel sights between spouses is recalled from a Houston Post item. The remark contrasts a wife’s Paris visit with her husband’s unseen experiences, followed by a playful retort about each missing what the other saw.
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Paris
Houston Post
Recruit’s Missed Shots Leave Air, Says Puck Style
Officer taunts a recruit who missed every shot asking where his aim went. The recruit tearfully replies that the air swallowed them, a witty exchange attributed to Puck in a humorous mock dialogue.
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Air
Puck
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