County Official Paper Pendleton Oregon Daily Weekly and Semiweekly
The county official paper in Pendleton Oregon is published daily weekly and semi weekly by the First Oregonian Publishing Co. It lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions and notes offices in Portland and Washington DC. The paper is entered as second class mail at Pendleton Oregon.
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Pendleton
Oregon
FIRST
Oregonian Publishing CO
Orecom News Co
147Th Street
Portland
Washington, DC
Baran
Fourteenth Street
N. Wy
Claes Mall
Laugh and Rhythm Fill the Air With Cheer
A playful verse urges cheer and merriment, asking the singer to tune a harp and voice a light heart. It invites lively, carefree chatter like robins, promising the boastful laughter won’t be missed as carefree words flutter forth.
The Power Trust Water Power Monopoly Warned
McClure's article warns of a Water Power Trust forming across the United States and Canada. It argues coal depletion within 125 years and identifies electric power from water as a substitute. It cites Roosevelt's veto remarks and praises his conservation efforts and foresight.
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McClure
Judson C. Welliver
United States
Standard Ol
United States Steel
Canada
Roosevelt
James River
Oregonian critique of Simon independence amid Portland mayoral race
The Journal reprints past Oregonian editorials criticizing Joe Simon and his political machine, showing earlier accusations of stiletto tactics and a “political Mafia” in Oregon. It notes the paper now backs Simon for the Republican mayoral nomination, raising questions about consistency.
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Oregonian Fs
Joe Simon
Portland
Oregonian
Simon
The
Simeon
Williamson
Congress
Oregon
Portland Republicans Eye Simon for Mayor Controversy
A garbled note recalls a past era of political intrigue in Portland and questions whether Simon should run for mayor. The piece hints that politics used to be played in secret while suggesting his fit for today's public stage may be unlikely.
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Portland
Simon
Dawn rises for Turkey with Young Turks push for rights
The article notes a shift in Turkey from Abdul Hamid’s despotic rule toward a constitutional monarchy led by the Young Turks. It reports foreign protections for outsiders during hostilities and hints that many Turks reject old fatalistic ideas, embracing a sense of universal brotherhood amid renewed civil freedom.
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Turkey
Young Turks
Abdul Hamid
Constantinople
Texas Fine Hits The Standard Off Company
The Standard Off company paid a 2 million dollar fine to Texas for anti trust violation. The state judiciary appears stricter than the US Court of Appeals at Chicago. The piece questions whether US judges should be elected rather than appointed.
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Standard Off
Texas
United States Court of Appeals
Chicago
United States
Fire alarm speed questioned by central bell
The central fire bell with its electric striker may sound a sunset knell but proves slow as a top tier fire alarm.
Weather notes ease for carnival, rain hoped inland empire
The forecast hints at pleasant conditions for the carnival company while the inland empire would welcome some light rain. Local weather reports indicate mild temperatures and clear skies in coastal areas with a late shower potential inland.
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Carnival Company
Inland Empire
With Love for a Friend Poem in Springtime Tone
A compact lyric celebrates friendship and spring, contrasting gray winter with blossoms and lilies. The poem evokes rainbows in heaven bending over skies once stormy, expressing warmth and affection for a friend.
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Atlanta Constitution
His Confederate a dainty winsome bit of feminine humanity
A poem from the Somerville Journal speaks of a young girl described as four years old in a romantic, antiquated voice. The speaker notes growing affection and a claim to love as time passes, framed in a playful historic cadence.
Pittsburg Broker Demands Immaculate Clerk Appearance
A Pittsburg broker insists every clerk in his firm maintain an immaculate personal look. He reprimands a clerk for poor tone and unshaven appearance, saying beard growth is unacceptable during work hours and must be done after business.
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Pittsburg
Anaid
Harper's Weekly
France and Italy Maintain National Pawnshops
Read as a brief item noting France and Italy upholding state pawnshops amid evolving economic policy. Mr Sue Barker comments reveal mixed views on punishment or deterrence, with a Washington Star framing the debate on future governance and social order.
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Sue Barker
Washington Star
France
Italy
Look Up and Find the Brightness Beyond Dark Clouds
W C Graves in Human Life urges readers to lift their eyes above trouble and mistakes. Emphasizes loyalty, faithfulness, and using errors as steps toward a brighter future. Encourages seeking the best within life’s vast heritage and treasure.
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W. C. Graves
How Cheap Is Human Life in Small Cities
A study notes violent death rates show small Pennsylvania towns like Butler and Pittston have the lowest human life value, with Butler at 179.4 per 100000 and Pittston at 259.6, followed by others in Pennsylvania and nearby states. Pittsburgh, while large, records the highest small-city rate of 190.0, prompting a view that life is cheaper within certain municipal boundaries.
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Pennsylvania
Butler
Pittston
Tron Mountain
Mich
McKeeshort
Penn
Shenadoah
Pottsville
Pueblo
Col
Pennerlvania
New Jersey
Massacchusetts
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Maryland
Pittsburg
Dust Settler Man Sign In Texas Store Front
A Texas tradesman displays a conspicuous sign in his store reading Man Is made of Dust. Dust Settler. Be a Man. The sign reflects a bold self-help message printed in Everybody's Magazine style.
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Texas
Everybody's Magazine
Bath or Loss of Job The Porter’s Wry Reprimand
A job seeker at a large firm is asked to bathe and return. The manager jokes about extra baths if change is found. The tale, told in a comic tone, shows the failed pretense of a man who has used drinking as an excuse at home.
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Republic
Earth
Everybody's Magazine
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