Pendleton Oregonian Classified Rates Notice
County Official Paper lists daily and weekly subscription rates for Pendleton Oregon. Includes mail and carrier options, durations from one month to one year, and locations in Portland and Washington DC bureaus. Mentions United Press Association and postal classifications.
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Pendleton Prohibition Fines Signal Social Evil Decline
In Pendleton a brief prohibition trial shows fines and a claim that saloons foster the social evil. Officials say removing saloon influence reduced social ills by nearly 60 percent in a month, predicting further wipeout in three to four months. The piece assigns responsibility to liquor traffic.
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Pendleton
Dream of God and Friend Edwin Markham Mentioned
The line notes a belief that all men bear on the dream of God and urges careful judgment in choosing friends, specifically naming Edwin Markham as a reference point. The fragment hints at moral discernment and shared ideals in companionship.
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East Oregonian Sees Strong Business Across Pendleton
At the start of prohibition’s second month in Umatilla county the East Oregonian touts rising business and advertising, a growing subscription list, and expanded coverage. Pendleton’s merchants anticipate a better era, with the paper confident in recovery and overall community gains despite past losses.
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Umatilla
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Fast
Oregonian
Umatilla County
Progressive Oregon Praised For Irrigation Leadership
The Spokesman-Review lauds Oregon's progressive stance on irrigation, noting Willamette valley projects and a US engineer’s test on Dairy Creek near Hillsboro. If successful, the claim that crops never fail in Oregon may hold truer than before.
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Oregon
Spokane
Willamette
Newcastle
United States
Willamette Valley
Dairy Creek
Hillsboro
Washington County
Pacific Northwest
California
Who Is Responsible Report on June Fines by Recorder FitzGerald
The June findings from Recorder FitzGerald show 20 fines issued during the month. The report highlights enforcement activity and the authorities involved in levying penalties.
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FitzGerald
Let Republicans Act Urges Fix to Primary Law in Oregon
The Sunday Oregonian criticizes Democrats for alleged primary ballot stuffing and urges lawmakers to improve rather than cripple the system. It argues party loyalty should guide primaries, condemns “doctoring” the law, and calls for a fair, honest vehicle for party action in Oregon politics.
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Oregon
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Oregon church vote linked to UO funding criticism
Election statistician Max Burgholzer attributes the 2631 vote margin for the University of Oregon appropriation to church denominations running colleges, arguing most church votes opposed the funding. The East Oregonian questions the claim and warns against undermining Oregon's public education system.
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Max Burgholzer
Oregon
University of Oregon
Ambiguous emblem idea for beef trust discussed
A Spokesman-Review note considers an emblem that could symbolize both a snail representing slow progress and the horn of plenty for beef trust officials, leaving its meaning unclear and suggestive.
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Spokesman-Review
Beef Trust
President Schooner Collision Sparks Recall
The president bumped a schooner while yachting and, after Fairbanks allegedly ran down a cocktail, the incident became a memorable quip among onlookers.
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Fairbanks
Some Men Are Born Great Invested Investigated Phrase
A compact aphorism contrasts birth, achievement, and inquiry with a sharp edge. It implies that greatness can arise from birth, effort, or scrutiny by outsiders.
Way for Prosperity: Schwab Predicts Unprecedented Boom
Charles M Schwab, Bethlehem Steel chairman and former US Steel head, predicts a period of prosperity unmatched in years. Returning from Europe he notes a rebound in finance and trade, says the panic acts as a spur, and exports may reach a record year while business seeks and gains new opportunities. He adds politics will not affect the rising prosperity.
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Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Anya
Kansas City Star
Schwab
Europe
Making Uncle Sam’s Word Good.
A Success Magazine excerpt recounts General Tom Edgar, Galveston Island’s first white child, recalling a 1865 jury trial over a mule and promised land. His quip about Uncle Sam’s word led to an acquittal. The piece then shifts to concentration exercises by W R C Larson, MD, including numeral sequences and card memory drills.
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Success Magazine
Tom Edgar
Galveston Island
Avay
Galveston
Huston
Texas
Houston
United States
Edgar
Darky
Uncle Sam
Preserving Fruit in Cans and Shrub Methods
Isabel Gordon Curth explains two fruit preservation methods from Success Magazine. The piece covers preserving fruit in cans by cooking and sealing or boiling in shrub, plus prep steps like cleaning cans, sterilizing, and preventing can cracks with a slow boil and cooling routine.
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Isabel Gordon Curth
Success Magazine
Concentration as art in every small detail
The text extols total focus in daily tasks, urging perfection in tiny actions from wrapping a parcel to correcting a pen, counting figures, or handling a new book without damage. It emphasizes making each trivial step a precise, artistic effort.
Origin of Sundae Origin Story From New Orleans
The Salem Statesman reports many theories about the word sundae with a popular tale tracing its origin to a New Orleans soda fountain. A hydrophobic clerk changed Sunday on the menu to Sundae after an uncarbonated day, and the frozen treat stuck as a dessert staple.
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Salem Statesman
New Orleans
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