County Official Paper Prices and Locations
The Daily Oregonian Pendleton edition lists subscription rates including daily and weekly options by mail and carrier. It notes sale at Oregon News Co in Portland and provides addresses and publishing details with United Press Association affiliation and postal classification.
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Dendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Dally
Mall
Mall Gemi
Daily Bast
Oregonian Fw
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Chieferent
MO Security Guilding
Waahoo D. C
Terminal rates and water competition in freight rates
An editorial discusses the interstate commerce commission Spokane rate decision and critiques current terminal rates as unfair to intermediate points. It argues freight should follow cost and distance, not subsidize terminal hubs, and envisions fair, non-discriminatory base rates potentially expanding water and new boat lines for balanced commerce.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Spokane
Oregonian
New York
Portland
Pendleton Hotel Pendleton Enlargement News
Announcement proclaims Hotel Pendleton will gain two additional stories, boosting Pendleton’s status as the finest hotel in the northwest outside major cities. W F Matlock receives credit for the enterprise as local hotel service has long been a point of pride and the city aims to strengthen its standing with travelers.
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Pendleton
W. F. Matlock
Portland
Pendleton to Host Growing Hotel Needs and Travel Hub
Pendleton, a central travel point with 16 daily passenger trains, serves eastern Oregon and Washington. The city handles northern-southern Idaho routes, hosts twice yearly state supreme court meetings, and will host a federal court session. An eastern Oregon branch asylum may be located here, boosting demand for hotels and signaling stronger inland empire development.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
State Supreme Coin
Federal
Inland Empire
Judge Lowell resigns over state aided railroad stance
Judge S A Lowell resigns as president of the Oregon Idaho development association over support for a constitutional amendment that would allow state railroad building. He notes the measure only enables state action, not direct construction, and critiques reliance on rail barons while urging self help.
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Oregon-Idaho Development Association
Rilroads
S. A. Lowell
King Harriman
Harriman
Lowell
Smudge Oil Heaters Aid Orchards as Frost Hits
An article excerpt describes a simple cylindrical heater using fuel oil or smudge, built from stove pipe iron and five quarts of oil, burning with a steady flame for hours. It explains a flue setup and a cap for extinguishing the flame, noting low smoke and easy procurement of the fuel. A stray joke about a delayed check and a riddle about when a clock will stop conclude the piece.
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May
Technical World Magazine
A Sheepman's Mistake in Eastern Washington
A former Pendleton sheep king invested in a building in Pasco earning only two percent, while a local theater manager asks owners to build a theater with a guaranteed six percent net for 15 years. The note suggests Pendleton fares well by comparison and warns against distant search for profits.
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Washington
Pendleton
Pasco
Lydia E Pinkham's Compound Promises Relief to Women
Milwaukee reader Mrs Ewa Lose credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing years of female troubles and back pain after doctors found a tumor. The Pinkham company claims thousands of grateful letters prove the remedy works when other methods fail. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Ek. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Ewa Lose
First St
Wjs
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn Maus
Ms. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Sie
Theuwernis
Lealth
Umatilla County Tax Roll Shows Low Delinquent List
Umatilla county property owners paid 329000 in taxes this year and the delinquent list is unusually small. The article notes 1908 was an off year, affecting collection patterns and overall tax status.
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Umatilla County
Death of Jeremiah Pendleton Elicits Community Loss
The passing of Jeremiah Barnhart Pendleton deprives a well known old time resident of Pendleton. Many regret the loss, while his long life path reflects the universal journey everyone must take.
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Jeremiah Barnhart
Pendleton
Matlock Plans New Theater to Cement Town Builder Fame
The statement suggests Mr. Matlock will secure his reputation as a town builder by constructing a new theater, signaling a significant local development and potential cultural boost for the community.
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Matlock
Protecting orchards from early frosts with heaters
A fruit grower says protection from early frosts lets growers risk other losses, as improved orchard heaters reduce crop destruction from cold waves. The practice mirrors heating a room with an oil heater, as warnings of approaching cold prompt immediate orchard heating.
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United Press Association
United States
U. S
Banking House
U. S&s. Treasurer
W. le Thompson
Cashier
Lambert
Judge Lowell
Chickering Hobart
M. Cable
Weber
Kimball
Lester
Victor
Edison
Columbia
Main ST
Pendleton, Obe
Halloa
Posteffity
Chas. Rohrman
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland,Oregon
N. K. Clarke
C. W. Cornelius
H. M. Sloan
Cor
Alta
Cottonwood Streets
Man
Colesworthy
KCI Fa
Neagle Bros
Empire Meat CO
D. C. Graybear
Majin Street
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