Pendleton Daily and Semi-Weekly Oregonian Publication Note
A brief publication notice from Pendleton Oregon outlines the East Oregonian Publishing Co as the owner. It lists the Daily East Oregonian distribution points in Pendleton and Portland and notes the bureau addresses in Washington D C and Portland.
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Pendleton
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East Oregonian Publishing CO
Oregonian
Luderman News Co
Washington
Portland
Imperial Statel
The Inn Poem Fragment by Mary Eleanor Roberts
A reflective poem on life as an inn where guests pass through and time slips away. The speaker urges a friend to write their name before the summons comes, while referencing the Postillon wake and the halls that hold only a mirror of one’s face. May Lippinesti’s is noted as the setting or contributor.
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Mary Eleanor Roberts
Pendleton Sees Progress with City Improvements
Pendleton enjoys a period of advancement as city council approves plans for a better fire department street flushing, Raley street paving, a gravity water system, a new hotel and housing growth. Officials frame it as natural demand, not boom, with rising prosperity and a safer, cleaner city.
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Pendleton
Raley Street
Potential deer headcount if five year protection ends
A Ukiah deputy game warden estimates that a five year deer protection would yield 36,006 head in Thousand Deer, Whitman forest, by period end. The writer says such a total would be enormous.
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Ukiah
Whitman Forest
Rush Ramsey
Questioning Rameey figures on forest fawns and bucks
The text debates game law impacts on wildlife, noting stockmen' s desire to keep grass for sheep and cattle. It questions Mr Rameey s assumption that all fawns would be does, asking whether bucks would be among new arrivals in the forest.
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Mr. Rameey
Triumph of San Francisco Spirit after Great Fire
Seven years after the disaster of April 18, San Francisco prepares a pageant of businessmen and a coming expo two years hence. The city’s resilience, growth, and renewed beauty inspire pride as romance and modernization revive its streets and skyline.
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San Francisco
Examiner
San Franciscan
Builder of Men Gatch Dies and Public Wishes Baseball Parade
The obituary honors Dr. Thomas M. Gatch Seattle death noting his status as a builder of men and respected educator. The writer laments his loss and advocates a holiday to celebrate the baseball season with a Boise scalp in mind, urging a first class ballgame to lift spirits.
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Thomas M. Gatch
Seattle
Northwest
Dr. Gatch
Boise
Immigrant remark frames grand jury talk on graft
Charles S. Whitman faced the grand jury over police corruption in New York. A witness, a Louisiana drawl speaker described as a keeper of a rumbling house, denies knowledge of police crookedness while mockingly answering questions about learning to shoot craps. The exchange showcases tense, surreal commentary on crime and immigration.
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Charles S. Whitman
New York
Whahlem
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Saturday Evening Post
Not At All Like It Did You Marry Your Dear
A bright matron responds to a new acquaintance asking if she married her dear. “Mercy, no! I married my husband.” The remark reflects social wit and marital expectations in a light dialogue.
What’s in a Name in Early Social Gossip
A fragment notes a social drift as two sisters marry, one to a mechanic and the other to a mechanic as well, highlighting a supposed gulf between married sisters. The brief hints at class or role distinctions shaping social ties within a family.
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