Subscription Rates and Postal Details for Daily News
An indic subscription list shows daily and weekly rates by mail with varied terms. Prices include 5.00 for daily, 250 for six months, 128 for three months, and 1.00 for one month. Weekly and semi weekly options appear with multiple term lengths and distinct prices. The office is Chicago Borne, 900 Security Building, Washington DC, Bureau, 501 Fourteenth Street NW. Closed matter, Pendleton Postoffice.
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MaAlhicesseeees
Mall
Malle
Promised Land Thought Elevates Personal Immunity
Elizabeth Towne writes that Cajov followed the Lord and we must rise to the highest ideal to gain immunity from disease. Our thoughts shape who we are and will become, and persistent virtuous thoughts can cure temperament flaws. Patience must work to complete this transformation.
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Cajov
Promised Land
Patience
Elizabeth Towne
Nautilus
Reinforced concrete gains ground over lumber in construction
The rising lumber prices spur inventors to seek permanent substitutes. Railroads already use stone for many structures and reinforced concrete grows in buildings and bridges. The Klickitat river bridge and Vancouver viaduct project reinforce the push toward durable, architecturally diverse material.
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North Bank
Portland & Seattle
Klickitat River
Vancouver
Pendleton best poised as regional educational hub
A northern Montana boy asks about a Pendleton business education. Pendleton schools and local academies report strong demand and an urgent invitation to move here. The letter argues Pendleton offers cheaper, closer study than Portland or Seattle and urges proper advertising to attract students.
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East Oregonian
Montana
Business College
Pendleton Academy
J. Joseph's Academy
Pendleton
Portland
Seattle
Inland Empire
Money for the Fair in Umatilla County
The Umatilla and Morrow counties plan support for the fall agricultural fair. A $1000 county appropriation aids the Umatilla-Morrow district exhibit in the pavilion. Citizens expect joint efforts will make the event the banner fair east of the Cascades and near top state status. The state $1500 is reserved for premiums, not exhibit collection or display.
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County Court of
Umatilla
Umatilla-Morrow County
Morrow County
Morrow
Pavilion hinges on the shoulders of the people
A fragment from a district report highlights the pavilion as a symbol carried by the public in support of the two major courts. The text underscores collective effort and civic involvement in the project.
Living With a Corpse The Ittle Incident and mental awakenings
A critical essay urges Pendleton readers to shed mental and spiritual corpses carried in daily life. It contrasts a hidden Kentucky editor with others who follow leaders unexamined. It calls readers to think independently, question teachings, and be their own engineers.
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Kentucky
Pendleton
Baker City Idol Worship and Gambling Talk In Oregon
Oregon headlines lift the tone on gambling and reform as Baker City clings to its open gambling stance while the state leans toward prohibition. A Pendleton Tribune report notes shifting public mood and implications for homeseekers, moral concerns, and political editing amid a broader coast to nation sweep toward change.
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Baker City
Orehea
Oregon
Pacific Coast
United States
Pendleton
Baker
Peruna praised by national commander of veterans group
National Commander of the Army and Navy Union in Virgilina Va extols Peruna for curing catarrh, claiming renewed energy, appetite, sleep, and digestion. Testimonials from U S Army adjutant general and other professionals praise Peruna as an effective internal remedy improving stomach issues, headaches, and general vitality.
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Peruna
Alvis A. Nelson
Virgilina
Perans
John Finn
Washington, D.C
Grand Army
United States
John A. Rowling
Department of the Potomac
Grand Army of the Republic
Peron
J. Edwin Browne
Army and Navy Union of U.S.A
11Th Street
N. E
Washington, D. C
Pendleton Height Misleading to New Visitors
A statement notes that describing a height of eight feet could mislead individuals unfamiliar with Pendleton. The remark highlights potential confusion for first time visitors regarding local landmarks or measurements.
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Pendleton
The Afterglow Poem by V Stanley Millikin
A reflective verse on twilight and life's journey. The speaker envisions rest after a long day, hoping youth’s dreams endure as the days fade. The poem evokes quiet afterglow, sunset calls, and the star of Hope guiding souls toward final peace.
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V. Stanley Millikin
Tablet Honors Forgotten Boyhood Home in Ohio
An Ohio author now in Chicago recalls a boyhood friend visiting and recounting how a tablet was placed on the old Main Street house of their youth. The memory brings tears as the tablet acknowledges the author’s past, symbolizing recognition from the town that shaped him.
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Ohio
Chicago
Nesbit
Main Street
T Gould
Bill
Auto Psalm Reflects on Speed and Labor
A short verse recalling auto workers and motion, urging action. It invokes the sounds and smells of gasoline and calls for moving at a mile a minute, urging progress and efficiency in labor and time. Camilla J. Knight is cited from Sunset.
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Camilla J. Knight
Hotel St. George Promoted as Up-to-Date Northwest Inn
The Hotel St. George operated by George Darveau lists European plan, steam heat, en suite rooms with bath, new large rooms, and modern conveniences. Telephones and fire alarm connections to office, hot and cold running water in all rooms. Described as one of the most up-to-date hotels in the northwest.
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St. George Ia
Northwest
Ol Lroome
Rooms Discounted At Depot With Electric Sign
The notice advertises rooms for sale at one and one half dollars, block off a half from the depot, urging readers to see the large electric sign for details.
The Hotel Pendleton re fitted and refurnished
The Hotel Pendleton operated by W. A. Brown is now updated with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. It serves as headquarters for traveling men with commodious sample rooms and free bus. Special weekly or monthly rates, excellent cuisine, prompt dining room service, and a jar and brilliant room in connection. Located three blocks from the depot.
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Pendleton
Hotel Portland promotes American plan rooms and rates
The Hotel Portland in Portland Oregon advertises an American plan at $3 per day and up, offering special rates for families and single gentlemen. H C Bowers is the manager and the hotel invites visitors to view rooms and prices. A modern Turkish bath is featured within the establishment.
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Portland
Oregon
H. C. Bowers
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