Pendleton East Oregonian publication and offices
Independent newspaper of Pendleton Oregon outlines its daily weekly and semiw eekly editions with subscription rates and mail carriers. It lists office locations in Pendleton Portland and Washington DC and notes United Press Association affiliation and second class mail status.
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Pendleton
Oregon
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East Oregonian Publishing CO
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East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Chi Dureau
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
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Tam the Little Child You Used to Be
A brief fragment recalls a strange yet dear child inviting the narrator inside to play. The voice evokes memory and innocence, with a gentle Presbyterian framing.
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Tam
Henry van Dyke
Presbyterian
Secretary Ballinger under fire over land and power site policy
Critics charge Secretary Ballinger abandoned Roosevelt conservation, restoring lands to entry and allowing valuable Montana power sites to be gobbled by a bio electric firm. Ballinger defends continuing Garfield and Taft policies. Public understanding is hampered by incomplete information, but Ballinger must balance public welfare against private interests and act as trustee for the people. The public watches his honesty and strength amid intense scrutiny.
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Ballinger
Roosevelt Ana
Montana
Bio Electric
Garfield
Taft
Roosevelt
Irrigation Congress
Interior
Vision of Green Umatilla County Crops Through Moisture Conservation
A Blue Mountains panorama reveals Umatilla County’s potential for annual crops rather than summer fallow. Wil lam E Curtis cites Prof F H King data showing 15 inches of water could yield 10 bushels wheat, 10.6 barley, 7.3 oats, 8.4 corn, 50 bushels potatoes, and 3 tons clover hay per acre with proper moisture conservation. The piece urges crop rotation and tillage to maximize rainfall use and end idle land.
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Iis County
F. H. King
Agricultural Department
The
University of Wisconsin
Tatina
Jenat
Juvenile Band Delights Spokane at Irrigation Congress
A North Yakima boys band of about 30 youthful musicians charms attendees at the Spokane irrigation congress. The group earns praise for skill and marching, drawing attention to Pendleton’s history of juvenile bands and a proposed new boys band to revitalize public musical events. Secretary Ballinger is urged to publicize his policies, openly mirroring Garfield’s approach.
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Spokane
North Yakima
Pendleton
Jokes of the Woy and Buzzing on Electric Flies
A collage of jokes from multiple papers pokes at current quips. A Washington bluffers remark on electric machines for killing flies, a Kentucky barnyard gag on cackling, and a hotelkeeper joke about a gentleman’s dictionary. Names include Uncle Ken and Pelu Me le.
Woman committed to Bellevue after nose-test fails
In New York Mrs. Harrier Rebeccs Gerry loses contact with reality and is placed in Bellevue psychopathic ward for five days after failing to poke her nose with eyes shut. In a separate court case Mrs. Berry faces potential commitment for strangling a roommate while tests reveal delusions. witnesses include Dr. Robinson and Dr. Kidder.
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Harrier Rebeccs
Gerry
Magisnate O'Connor
Bellevue Hospital
Berry
West Court
Madeline Zanderweah
New York Hospital
Sloan Materrlay Hospital
Chicago Tribune
Idaho Governor Believes Pendleton Dry Town
Governor Brady of Idaho claimed Pendleton is dry yet a closer look reveals eight or ten saloons in the city despite prohibition, indicating lapses in enforcement and public attitudes toward the ban.
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Brady
Idaho
Pendleton
Metropolis Newsmakers Face Public After Thaw and Deportation
Harry Thaw is ordered back to the asylum and Erin Gingles has been deported prompting urban leaders to explain next steps to a troubled public. Officials promise clarity on policy and aid measures.
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Asylum
Erin Gingles
Moving Day Prank Turns Furniture Ride Joke
Mr E observes his friend B moving many items outdoors with three large moving vanes on the lawn. B, grimy and irritable, insists he is not moving but merely taking his furniture out for a ride in a witty, sarcastic exchange.
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Gimlet Club
Mr. E
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