Pendleton Post Office Listed Publication Details
An apparent newspaper or publication notice references Pendleton Oregon postal handling, with mentions of the Eastern News Co in Portland and addresses at 32114 Washington Street and Imperial Hotel News Stand. The fragmentary text suggests a list-like notice of distribution or mailing details for a weekly or periodical.
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Fastern News Co
Portland
Oregon
Washington St
Imperial Hotel
Washington
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Irrigation Prospects for Umatilla Reservation debated
Secretary Lane indicates federal courts could overturn a adverse state water board ruling, citing Montana Texas decisions that protect Indian water rights. Two plans emerge: irrigate 6000 acres along the river or expand to reclaim a larger area using stored flood waters, with benefits and risks to local milling interests.
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State Water Board
Federal
Montana
Texas
Supreme Court of the
United States
Umatilla
Thaw escape seen as public calamity and danger
The Journal argues the Thaw escape risks public harm by reviving the scandal of Thaw and White. It urges unity across races and trades to pursue beneficial projects, warns against sensationalism, and quotes the old adage that a man is as he thinks. It stresses shaping a healthy, intelligent life through right thinking.
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Evelyn Nesbit
Diggs Convicted Sparks Portland Train Robbery Echoes
A convicted figure renews headlines as Portland train robbery reverberates with regional curiosity. Autumn mood signals Round-up season, prompting public intrigue as details linger.
Summers, heat, and historical tempests in Atlantic Monthly
The essay argues that extreme heat does not drive crime, cites French experiments at 250 degrees, and urges comparing modern heat records with historical heat events. It notes past dire heat instances in 627 AD France and Germany, 1269 Bela battle, 1363 Western Europe rivers drying, and Odessa 1889 with 144 degrees.
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Atlantic Monthly
France
Germany
Bela
Western
Europe
Odessa
Nidd Noddy Land Song Poem by Henry June Patee
In Nidd Noddy land there are streams mountains and moon beam castles colored blue where Nid Noddies keep beautiful sheep and a Sandman king. The poem describes gardens, a Palace of Sleep a Nidd Noddy band and cars with stars as timeless bedtime imagery.
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Nidd Noddy Land
Sandman
Bo Peep
Garden
Palace of Sleep
Nidd Noddy
King Sandman
Castle of Sleep
Henry June Patee
Homemade Mops A Daring Flat Dweller Finds Frugal Solution
A bachelor girl describes sewing homemade mops from cotton and linen scraps to replace greasy, worn shop mops. She stairs up small and large mops from hoop sticks and cloth heads, using glue and hot skewer for assembly. Regular washing with soda water extends life.
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Chen
Calf Knows A Thing Or Two In Tennessee
A Tennessee educator argues for practical farming education urging every boy and girl learn to milk a cow and attend an agricultural college. A theological seminary principal adds a skeptical quip about teaching students something a calf couldn't beat them at.
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Tennessee
Is Your Thinker in Order Homiletic Review
The piece argues thoughts from hour to hour shape mental states and brain function. It warns petty thinking carves a brain for superficial experiences and degrades feeling, urging mindful, constructive thought.
Celluloid Collar Question Sparks Banter in Record Herald
In a playful exchange cited by the Chicago Record-Herald, a man vows to endure any ordeal for his partner while she counters with a whim about wearing a celluloid collar, highlighting a quirky domestic moment from the era.
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Chicago Record-Herald
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Ellen Stewart
Uma- Umatilla Reservation
Lane
Hostetter
Lowing
Harry K. Thaw
Tured
Huerta
Diggs
Ilomemade
West Alta Street
COE & Rude, Proprietors
Alexander Dep
T. Store
America
England
Egypt
Russia
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E. Court Street
East Oregonian
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