Pendleton Paper Ad Rates and Office Listings
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN PENDLETON OREGON. SUBSCRIPTION RATES LISTED BY MAIL AND CARRIER FOR VARIOUS TERMS. THE DAILY EAST OREGONIAN IS SOLD AT OREGON NEWS CO. AND OTHER LOCATIONS. ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MAIL MATTER.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
AST
Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Ain Peee
Ecarrier
East Oregonian
Oregon Newa Co
6Th Street
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Senatorial Ploy Sparks Oregon Election Debate
The Baker City Herald argues machine politicians aim to defeat popular senator elections and push selection by the legislature. It urges voters to pass Statement No 1 in June to place senatorial choices with the people and end the legislature deadlock. The paper notes possible backroom endorsements and predicts a Republican victory could shift United States senate selection back to lawmakers, reviving old methods.
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Baker City
Oregon
Repub- Hearn
Wilcox
United States
Pendleton Bonds Highlight Inland Empire Strength
The Spokane Chronicle lauds Pendleton as a financial center in eastern Oregon. Rolling & Sons report Pendleton city bonds sold in Boston at solid figures, boosting its image as a growing, well governed city with paving expansion. The bond market, though quiet since the panic, shows improvement and optimism for local credit.
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The
Spokane Chronicle
Inland Empire
Pendleton
Umatilla
Oregon
Boston
Rolling & Sons
Pendleton City
Bond market vitality across the inland empire cited
An article notes a $3,000 bond issue by a local company sold in the inland empire as proof of sound conditions in the northwest. It argues a robust bond market fuels railroad and corporate expansion, supports mills and factories with payrolls, and sustains demand for raw materials, linking overall business health to bond financing.
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Inland Empire
Northwest
Experience in Congress Worth Dollars for Ellis Seat
The piece argues Congressman W. BR. Ellis’s service has value to the district, and warns against replacing him with an inexperienced candidate. It stresses that the $7500 salary justifies keeping an experienced man who can secure legislation and results, rather than paying for a newcomer’s training.
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W. BR. Ellis
Congress
La Follette Wins Wisconsin Delegation Victory
Wisconsin voters backed Senator La Follette against the Spooner machine this week. The Wisconsin delegation to the Republican national convention will support La Follette for president, highlighting his long record as a friend of the people and a trusted reformer.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
Spooner
Pres
The Dalles Optimist Opposes Cheap Pacific Tickets
The East Oregonian brands cheap rail rates for colonists as harmful to the West and condemns bringing any man to Oregon on discounted terms. It argues for railroad guarantees on character and capacity and criticizes state degradation from such schemes.
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Pacific Coast
Dalles
Oregon
East Oregonian
Editor of East Oregonian Criticized for Poetic Quotas
The Pendleton Tribune mocks the East Oregonian editor as unfit for editorial work for 30 days after composing a poem and notes he writes a poem about every 30 days. It adds the editor would rival T. T. Geer in bribe-taking if given a chance and muses that taste guides what a man follows.
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The
Pendleton Tribune
East Oregonian
T. T. Geer
Largest belt in the world built from steer hides
Washington state showcases the largest leather belt ever made. A herd of 226 steers supplied hides, centers used for uniform strength. The belt measures 111 feet long, eight feet wide, and three ply thick, weighing over 2600 pounds. No pegs or rivets used. cement and welding by belt weight join overlaps.
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Washington State
Geer denies sale of Oregon Penitentiary post
Pendleton Tribune reports Governor Geer answering a charge that he sold the superintendent position to H B Plummer for 1000. He says Plummer had no agreement, written or unwritten, and that the alleged deal existed only after Geer repaid the money and Wille was appointed.
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Oregon Penitentiary
H. B. Plummer
T. T. Geer Mys
The
Pendleton Tribune
World’s Largest Sawmill and Telephony Feat At Tacoma
The Dempster sawmill in Tacoma Washington installed the biggest belt driven hydraulic press bearing 450 pounds per square inch. It houses the world’s largest steel circular saw eight feet five inches in diameter capable of cutting the largest logs. Near Aberdeen the Independent Telephone company erected a record setting single wood telephone pole 190 feet high and 18 inches at the base to carry wires high enough for sailboats to pass under.
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Dempster
Tacoma
Wash
Aberdeen
Independent Telephone Company
St. Pirul
Homeward ho a Baltimore Sun poem excerpt
The poem celebrates homeward return amid city life and family bonds. It pictures workers, couples, and children returning to loved ones at dusk, with lines invoking devotion, toil, and shared dream in a resonant urban mood. The piece closes with Baltimore Sun as the attribution.
The Ministry of Pain and Life's Destiny
The passage contemplates suffering and divine purpose, suggesting Gog H as a potential destined force for humanity. It reflects on the chasm between spirit and corporeal form and posits that a future life is needed to reconcile it. The closing lines tie advice to the notion that life never fulfills its own destination and that light is a recognition of common sense.
Bowman Portrait Studio on Main Street
W S Bowman advertises high class artistic photographs at reasonable prices and invites customers to visit his studio on Main Street near the Bridge for portraits and photo work.
Stomach Theory and Cooper Medicine Promoted
L T Cooper asserts that stomach health determines most chronic illness and that his new medicine restores stomach strength in six weeks. The claim is supported by a testimonial from Mrs M E Dalano of Brookline Boston who reports rapid relief and renewed vitality after using the Cooper medicine. Pendleton Drug Co. offers to discuss the record.
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L. T. Cooper
Cooper
Mra, M. FE. Dalano
Brookline
Boston
Mass
Cooper Medicines
Pendleton Drug
Iowa Women Win Bond Suit Victory in Des Moines Case
Miss Grice Ballantyne, young attorney for Mary J. Coggeshall and others, receives praise after the Iowa supreme court grants a restraining order halting city hall work pending final ruling in the women's suffrage case. Rev. Anni Shaw of NAWBF cites renewed energy and support for the Iowa women’s fight.
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Grice Ballantyne
Mary J. Coggeshall
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Eity Hall
Ing
Eity
Anni F. Shaw
National American Woman Buffrenge Association
Iowa
St George Hotel Paraded as Up-to-Date Northwest Stop
The European plan offers first class rooms en suite baths steam heat and a large new sample room. The hotel features modern conveniences including telephone fire alarms hot and cold water in all rooms and a first class restaurant in connection with the hotel.
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Bath
Hotel
St. George
Northwest
Rooms Near the Depot Advertised Cheap Rates
A brief ad promotes rooms at low rates, $1.00 to $1.50 per night, located a block and a half from the depot, with the promise of visibility by a large electric sign.
Traveling Men Showroom and Services Headquarters
Telephone and fire alarm connections with all rooms. Headquarters for Traveling Men, Commodious Sample Booth, Free Bus.
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United Press Association
Kee
Main
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Smart
the Herald
T. B. Wilcox
Fulton
Ike
Chamberlain
Sastern
LA Follette Beats
Geer
Baltimore Sun
the Ministry OF Pain
Gog H
Elt Wheeler Wilcox
W. S. Bowman
Main St
Bridge
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Pendleton Savings Bank
Umatilla County
W. J. Furnish
R, T. Cox
Joseph Basler
E. Boattoher
L. Dusenberry
W. McComas
A. C. Koeppen
Frank
Carl
T. J. Moraes Heert Hoyler A
Devlin J. W. Malongy A
E. Lambert J
H. Riley R
Alexander T. Go. Montgor Estal
Rader’s
George Darveau
W. A. Brown
Northwestern Gas
Matiock Building
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Eagle Baths
J. P. Weinman
J. B. Bates
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