County Official Paper Listing Pendleton Oregon
The publication details for the counties daily weekly and semi weekly editions are listed. The paper is printed in Pendleton Oregon by the East Oregonian Publishing Co with distribution through Oregon News Co and Hoag Huresu and offices in Washington D C.
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Dally
Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Ears Oregon
Washington, D. C
Bureau
Tenth Street
N. W
Easter Day and the universal brotherhood of Christ
A reflective piece for Easter Sunday extols Christ's teachings of universal brotherhood and moral duty. It notes that true devotion is not limited to churchgoers, citing labor, sacrifice, and service as near to the divine heart, across religions and secular lives.
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Christ
Ife
Coalition delays tariff duty on crude oil in Payne bill
A coalition of Democrats and insurgent Republicans strikes crude petroleum duty from the Payne tariff bill, hailed by some as a step, though likely to be reversed by the Senate. The piece notes public focus on tariff inequities as the government aims to dissolve Standard Oil while tariff design yields millions annually.
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Tower House
Senate
United Sates
Standard Oil Company
Oil Tariff Claim Against Standard Oil Heats Up
A defense of a petroleum tariff clause argues Standard Oil drains U S households of up to 10 million dollars yearly by a law that counters duties on foreign imports. The piece claims this provision blocks Russian oil and boosts monopoly profits to nearly 490 million dollars over eight years, with prices rising for consumers in New York and Oregon.
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Standard Ol
The
Journal
United States
Standard
New York
Oregon
Peruna Presented as Women’s Medicine and Comfort
A testimonial extols Peruna as the best medicine for women, claiming it refreshes tired nerves soothes distress and cheers caregivers. Mrs. Evnrig of Philadelphia asserts Peruna supports nursing mothers and aids aging, calling it a constant friend for women.
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Peruna
Mrs. E
Evnrig
Franklin ,J
Philadelphia, Pa
Weston normal school fate debated in Weston Leader
The Weston Leader laments the struggle to keep Eastern Oregon State Normal running for two years. It argues the community has sacrificed for the school, faces discouragement, and questions state interest. The East Oregonian predicts possible state initiative to fund maintenance if the school closes.
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Weston Leader
Clark Wood
Weston Normal
Weston
Oregon
Nother
Weaton
Athena
Pendleton
Eastern Oregon State Normal School
Umatilla
East Oregonian
Eastern Oregon
Mrs Carolina Sundheimer Praises Perris Medicine
A Clarks Louisiana woman writes she feels well and stronger after taking Perris medicine. She says she can work again and credits Perris with saving her life and urges others to try the remedy.
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Carolina Sundheimer
Clarks, Louisiana
Perris
Passion Love Shipwreck and a Shattered Union
A collage of verses and snippets begins with a dramatic note on a vessel named Passion read as Love. It weaves a tale of two drifting souls doomed by pride and loneliness, with Florence B. Davidson cited in Smart Set. A dialog shows marital tension and accusation, ending with a statistic: the world population at 1,620,164,000.
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Stygii
Lloyds
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths and Kidney Health
An old countywide disease claim links kidney trouble to heart failure pneumonia and apoplexy. It promotes Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer as the quick remedy to restore kidney function reduce urinary issues and stop nightly trips. Free sample bottle and brochure offered by mail.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Remodeling plans for club quarters announced
Commercial association workers are busy with remodeling and refurnishing plans. They urge careful work to place the quarters in creditable condition, even if it costs more than originally estimated. The rooms will be used for many years.
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Commercial Association
Portland Republicans seek new mayoral nominee
Portland Republicans not aligned with Jon Simon supporters search for a different candidate. They oppose returning to the old days of machine rule.
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Portland
Jon Simon
Reublican
Pioneer association picnic to be held at Weston
The Pioneer association gears up for its annual picnic at Weston on May 28 and 29 with many members who crossed the plains in termar planning to attend by auto.
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Pioneer Association
Weston
Grand jury to convene Monday amid Lent observations
The grand jury will meet Monday. Rumors suggest local near beer dealers have observed Lent, potentially affecting available activity in town.
Weather forecast hints fair conditions and cooler days ahead
The forecast calls for fair skies and cooler temperatures. A cautious forecast raises questions about the meteorologist's upcoming reliability tomorrow.
Japanese Burials Describe Grim Scene
A stark historical note describes mass burials where soldiers lie with chins tucked on their knots. The phrase reflects a grim battlefield recall and is presented without graphic detail, conveying solemnity and the weight of memory.
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