Pendleton Oregon Official City and County Paper Notice
Postal rates and mailing options listed for Pendleton Oregon with addresses in Portland Washington and Chicago. Mentions Bureau and News Co affiliations, and entry as second class mail matter. Concludes with Main Official City and County Paper designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recon News
147Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Worthwrat News
Beteon
Chicago Huron
DOW Security
Washington, DC
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Pendleton
A Reed of Comfort And Death's Dark Hour
A poem excerpt by Arthur Chapman asks where neighbors stand when death comes and hearts bleed. It ponders if readers offer strength and a steady hand rather than a broken reed, praising those who provide calm aid in mourning and need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Chapman
Pendleton urged to nurture city’s flowers and lawns
In Pendleton and eastern Oregon towns, lilacs and daffodils flourish, yet floriculture is neglected. The article urges residents to join a pledge to maintain lawns and grow flowers, noting the transformative effect on homes and the city’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Oregon
Sur
Wholesome View on Tariff Reform and Politics
Henry Clews in his weekly financial review notes that recent New York water and Massachusetts elections signal tariff reform downward and a shift toward higher integrity representatives. He says such readjustments in business and politics are healthy and point to a sounder, more hopeful basis ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Review
Henry Clews
New York
Wate
Massachusetts
Trade outlook hinges on political stability and pricing signals
The commentary argues that the economy will stabilize as political corruption declines and prices firm. It notes temporary uncertainty but expects normal trade to resume once confidence returns, despite skepticism about injustices affecting business. Mr. Clown questions reforms as a sole driver of stable markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clown
Why So Skeptical Amos Pond Sends Indians to Avoid District Enumerator
A lengthy tale compares Amos Pond of Wall Wallex amid reservation tension to a Cheyenne chief who refused to touch a pen to sign a treaty. The chief feared touching the pen would bring loss, prompting a strained preface to official agreements and lingering distrust of the government’s marked instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strand
Old Amos
Uncle Sami
Malfeasance in office over missing game score
The East Oregonian notes a Hermkton Umatin ball game report was not retitled after the score keeper vanished for Portland with the score book. The incident is described as malfeasance in office given the timing and loss of official records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
East Oregonian
Portland
Census Takers Urge City to Help Complete Count
A brief notice urges residents to assist enumerators before the census ends and notes that not everyone can be reached despite best efforts to count all.
Jack Johnson Fights Hamlet Placeholder Says Champion
Readable fragments report Jack Johnson stating he will mimic Hamlet in a bout featuring Battling Nelson and Dane, with unclear event context and sequence of actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Ikem
Hamlet
Battling Nelson
Diribe Dane
April Heat Hits Brief Peak Then Falls Back
A hot spell swept the region yesterday for April but did not endure long. The day was warmer than usual before a blustery change cooled temperatures, bringing an unsettled weather pattern.
Ministers Call for Better Phone Service Reform
Clergy urge improvements to telephone service citing current system breeds profanity. They argue enhancing lines and management will reduce rude language and improve public communication.
Pendleton Sees Plans for Streets and Gardens
A regional note discusses improving Pendleton’s appearance with more concrete walks and parked streets. It mentions that quarrels are rare where flower gardens protect homes and that next year the Odd Fellows are expected to visit Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Odd Fellows
What He Wanted and the Umbrella Laughs
A country youth visits a restaurant with his girl asking for a broiled elephant on toast. The waiter quotes ten thousand dollars with advance payment and the punchline reveals elephants cost more with toast. A gentleman tests an umbrella with a shop assistant, who explains it fades after wetting, prompting a quip about taking the boastful rejection out of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Walter
Yeasir
Yeauh
Boas
Guarding the czar last visit plan by French police
In May McClure's Magazine recounts M Pauli's reminiscence of czarist Russia detailing thorough French police security. Observation posts at frontier stations and along the route guarded by officers aimed to catch any suspicious activity. The piece notes fears of an attack from a window and contrasts French methods with other nations' royal guest protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Pauli
Cear
Russia
McClure
Soverelen
Nani
Avery Cope
Marret
Vellar
Owever
Coming of the Jews and the New York Jewish Presence
The article argues the current mass migration of Eastern European Jews to the United States is the era’s defining immigration event. It notes New York's Jewish concentration, estimating about one tenth of all world Jews live on Manhattan and nearby areas, with roughly one quarter of all world Jewry in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jerusalem
Europe
England
Edward I
Lander
New York
Spain
Ferdimand
Tanhelin
Metropoliis
Manhattan Island
Dominant Warm Blooded Creatures Survive Worldwide
An editorial fragment argues humans and rats are the only warm blooded beings truly dominant, noting declines in aurochs cave-bear and mammoth, and the cost of rat control in the United States. It compares historical species losses with ongoing mouse and rat challenges, implying nature’s survivors outcompete others globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nature
Chiapuli
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as household remedy in ad
A Willis Michigan reader praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a longtime household remedy for elevating the blood and expelling humors. The farmer notes seasonal use, frequent exposure to bid weather, and good results with liquid or tablets sold as Soaregutade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rust
Willis
Mich
Hood
Confidential remedy claimed for women’s health
An advertisement asserts a prescription has been curing delicate women in their homes for decades, offering privacy without invasive questioning or examinations. The claim targets female readers seeking discreet relief from unspecified ailments.
Two Creatures Dwell In Howe and Travel in Ships
A fragment describes two beings the author calls man and the rats as ubiquitous travelers. It mentions Homo and Mus as pervasive, and references interactions and conflicts across distant locales with garbled terms suggesting historical rivalries and explorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus
Howe
Haci
Rise of Commission Form of Government Spreads Across States
The article notes a rapid adoption of the commission plan in Texas cities like Dallas and Houston and cites widespread moves in Kansas, Missouri, and other states. It lists Memphis, Kansas City, St. Joseph, and Buffalo as examples, with legislative approvals in several states and ongoing adoption by cities ranging from 700,000 down to 150,000 population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerge Kibbe
Turner Iy Wectiure
Galveston
Elo
Texas
Dallas
Houston
Coder Rapids
Burlington
Keokuk
Des Moines
Aire
Moines
Kaneas
Kates City
Kongas
Wichita
Topeka
Leavenwoeth
Wil dl
Jseph
Missouri
Kansas
Dalioute
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Td Hiiaolt
Tufts
Memphis
Koneas City
St. Joseph
Puffalo
New York
Kander City
Mikanor
Mb Pelis
The New American City Government Essays and Essays
A fragmentary page highlights varied items including an article by JU Hendrick on “The Skulls of Our Forefathers” and T Brewster’s cost analysis in lives and money. It also references reminiscences of the czar of Russia and a detective story “The Anthropologist At Large” by Dr R A Freeman with editor of the London Lancet noting other features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
M_ Paoli
Czar
Poremost
Tatrge
R. A. Freeman
London Lancet
Reading list of early 20th century stories and authors
The list presents titles and authors including The Glamour by Oscar Graeve The Tue Pearl by Neith Boyce The Ningleenth Hat by Arnold Bennett The Point of View an other war story by Ole Luk Ole and The Education of King Peter by Rdene Wiallave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Graeve
Neith Boyce
Arnold Bennett
Ole Luk-Ole
King Peter
Rdene Wiallave
Reserve power behind words shapes great orators
A passage discusses how reserve power, the unseen force behind a speaker, gives influence beyond spoken words. It cites historical figures like Washington Lincoln Gladstone and Disraeli, per Orison Swett Marden in Success Magazine, noting readers sense potential power more than literal wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waahhyjerons
Lincolns
Gladstones
Disraelia
Orison Swett Marden
Webster
Myn O
Indorsement Scene at the Paying Teller
A colorful scene shows a fall yout matron at the teller window insisting on indorsing a check. The teller confirms the requirement, noting both the wife and her husband will know the payment was made, as she writes on the back Your loving wife Ruth.
Prom Naps in the Sand and Hair Restoratives
A New York socialite spends the season at a resort where color and glamour fade. Parlors push tonics and pomades with little effect. A school friend from another state recommends Hays Hair Health, a restorative advertised as restoring scalp and hair color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ncbpal
Hays
Phila Hay Speclative Co
Newark
Pendleton Drug Co
Ranch near Pendleton with diverse crops and rail access
Close to Pendleton in Uma Till a County 1640 acres fenced good new pasta 800 acres in grain 250 acres alfalfa mostly set will cut 760 tons alfalfa this year a stream provides irrigation good concrete ditches buildings fruit trees berries ideal for feeding stock for market a railroad runs through the middle You can buy this ranch for 466090 E T Wade office American Nat Bank Pendleton Ore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Umatilla
E. T. Wade
American Nat
Ore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Te Ion A
East Oregonian Furliving CO
Mail
Mall
United Crews Asociation
Pelephonr
Jay
Orexon
Vehethatah
Amos
Amos Pond
Pos‘ile
Roosevelt
What HE
Wanted
Tile Czar
Ely
Dr. Pierce
World
Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
N. Y. de
Prence
People's Common Sense
Vi Commission
EAN
Cratera, Murphy, Grant & CO
Sonfrancine
California
AB Orpheum Theatre
F. Medernac
Pr.prietor
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Tallman & Co
Weston
Call
Mark Moorhouse
Earn Court
Phouc Main
Colesworthy’'S
International Stock Food
Colesworthy
Alta
Gas la Fontaine
North
la Fontaine Blk
Main St
Henry Kopittke
County Court House
G. W. Bradley
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!