Local Catalog of Advertisers in Pendleton Daily
The Daily East Oregonian lists various advertisers and offices including Gracen News Co at 147 Street and Southwest News Co in Portland. It notes postal registration, Federal press association membership, and designation as the official city and county paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian Tsom
the Gracen News Co
Southwest News
Portland
Wion
D. C
Borean
Foureenth Street
N. W
Raising a Dust in Oregon Senate Race
The article argues Senator Bourne owes his rise to direct primary and popular election principles. It accuses critics, including the Oregonian, of miscasting Bourneism as the election issue. It states Bourne’s real stake is the direct primary, with re election to be decided two years hence by open primary endorsement and state election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourne
Portland Oregonian
United States
Oregon
Oregonian
Bourner
Dry land alfalfa praised as drought resistant crop
Local landowners urged to grow dry land alfalfa to preserve and improve crop values. Alfalfa is viable beyond irrigated lands and stands as a strong drought resistant option, particularly in western Kansas with rainfall similar to Utah's Umatilla region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Alfalfa urged as key to western Kansas farming
A Kansas State College expert, Prof A M Ten Eyek, argues alfalfa is the best dry land crop for western Kansas, highlighting seed profitability and soil benefits. He cites deep root action and humus restoration, predicting alfalfa will greatly aid western agriculture over the coming decades while promoting widespread adoption in the central west. The interview references Hays talks from June 7 and remarks on soil fertility and crop economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
A. M. Ten Eyek
Kansas
Hays
Western
Plains
Central West
West
Umatilla
Grouse face threats as fires and hunters reach inn shelter
Forest fires and premature hunting push grouse toward danger at the Inn, revealing inadequate protection for wildlife. The situation underscores ongoing conflicts between conservation areas and external threats impacting local grouse populations.
Historic blunder denied Tilden 1880 nomination
The Troy Press remarks that Horatio Seymour declined a sixth gubernatorial nomination in 1878 and argues that Nominating Samuel J. Tilden in 1880 would have given Democrats a decisive edge. It says the Empire State could have carried the electoral vote against Garfield, reshaping national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Seymour
Empire State
Samuel J. Tilden
Buffalo Times
Seymour
Hancock
Garfield
Troy
N. Y
Presa
The Marseillaise Hymn Composer Rouget de l'Isle
Harper's Magazine notes Rouget de l Isle wrote the War song for the Army of the Rhine after a banquet request. The piece was first sung in Strasbourg and later adopted by volunteers marching to Paris, ending in poverty for the composer Deshler Veitch reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freron
Barras
France
Rouget de l'Isle
Strasburg
Ingratiude in a Bowery den inmate tale
A blurred narrative recalls a prisoner named Jim Burkes and a Bowery inmate’s claim of aid and betrayal. The speaker, claiming support for Burkes during a legal ordeal, recounts debts to witnesses and a request to contact the warden. A hurried note with a name is shown to Burkes through an intermediary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Burkes
D' Jad
Jim Burke
Unknown Saying Echoes Miscommunication in Dialogue
A fragment from Success Magazine shows two speakers disputing what a third person is telling another. The angry figure claims the other is told the subject is unavailable, while the listener feigns ignorance, ending with a stack of evasive phrases about the person not being present.
Wanted Mole to Massachu setts coast for seawater cure
A hypochondriac friend in Maine visiting a coast town in Massachusetts believes seawater aids his dyspepsia. While walking the beach he asks if a third glass would help, and his companion responds with grave skepticism. The tale from August Lippincott's hints at comic stubbornness and medical superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Massachusette
Tom
August Lippincott
Meaning of a republican hat in Dublin case
An Irish-American suspect is arrested in Dublin court where Michael Joseph Barry, police magistrate, explains a “republican hat” phrase. Barry proposes the hat may be one without a crown, while an embassy attach in London relays the anecdote from the Denver News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Michael Joseph Barry
Dublin
Barry
Denver News
Child’s Closet Punishment Prompting Odd Reply
A mother locks a naughty girl in a dark closet for fifteen minutes. After silence, the parent opens the door to find the child speaking from the darkness. The child lists wearing new dress hat parasol and expects more to come, in a reported Philadelphia Times anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Fear Not and I Will Send You a Comforter
A St. Louis Times item recalls a girl named Dorothy misquoting a church text to her mother. The minister calmly reframes the child’s fear by explaining the scripture means God will provide comfort and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Dorothy
THAT BOY AGAIN
A teacher notes a platonic friendship between Tommy and Mary in an elementary class. Tommy is smart but lazy about studies, risking retention if he does not improve before year’s end while Mary seems likely to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Littl Mary
Mary
Skyscraper Move Replaces Older NYC Building
A toast to progress notes New York tearing down the 20 story Gilender building at Wall and Nassau to yield space for a taller structure. The owner seeks higher rent per square inch as profits rise, reflecting a shift from preserving aging structures to swift demolition for bigger gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dooley
Chicago
Dooley
New York
Gillender
Wall and Nassaut Streeta
Success Magazine
Stuck to It In The Goldstein Late Night Return
Mr. Goldstein arrives home around 3 AM to find Mrs. Goldstein awake in the kitchen with the light low. He stumbles into the scene, and she asks where he has been as he begins to explain the situation in his own words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Goldstein
Mrs. Goudstein
Mrs. Goldstein
Mr. G
Man Presses Truth In Disputed Alibi Tale
A man recounts leaving a drug store with Levy to comfort his sick wife. He claims they stayed at Levy's house until after two, then faces questions about an alibi as Levy and his wife allegedly remained there past midnight. The exchange centers on credibility of the timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy
Irish Workman Injured by Falling Brick in Construction
An Irish man was struck on the head by a brick from an upper story while passing a building under construction. He was taken home and lay ill for days, later hiring a lawyer to pursue damages, the incident deemed a clear case of contractor negligence.
Money troubles and legal fees in a split settlement
A lawyer settles a case for 600 dollars without court action. He visits Pat in a sick room and offloads 500 to the clients, keeping 50 for himself. Pat questions the extra share as the lawyer explains the rest goes to fees and expenses. A jokey cartoon tone follows about married life and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ordoonian Omebligaing Co
Chayvaes Iy
Carrier
Mall
Feml
United Press Asociation
Pendleton
Egos
Mal Matter
Frank L. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
Gore
American Lake
the “Marseillaise
Succes Magazine
SIA. Sane
Piseases
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Hodge
John
Mt. Angel College
MT. Angel, Oregon
Benedictine Fathers
Mev
Gue
Mt. Angel
Quest
First National Bank
Pendleton, Ioregon
Duroy
F. J. Donaldson
East Oregonian
Mt, Hood
Tallman & Co
OLD Line
Live Stock Insurance
Indiana
Ohio
Live Stock Insurance Company
Crawfordsville
Mural Live Stock Insurance Company
Mark Moorhouse
Pendrews
East Court
Phome Main
Colesworthy
International Stock Food
Alta
Gas la Fontaine
North
la Fontaine Blk
Main St
Rock Springs
Henry Kopitzke
Phone Main
FOLEY
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!