East Oregonian Publishing Co Daily and Weekly Prices
East Oregonian Publishing Co Pendleton Oregon prints daily and weekly editions with various subscription options by mail or carrier. The notice lists pricing details and distribution points, including sale at Oregonian News Co and Washington Bureau contact, with standard postal classification.
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East Urnegonian Publishing CO
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Be Pleasant and Cheerful Even When Feeling Down
A reflective verse encourages choosing kindness and a cheerful smile to improve mood and lift others. It notes that patience and cheerfulness are hard but worth the effort, and that good humor is contagious while frowning can drive friends away. Selected.
Message to Oregon Legislators on election integrity
The missive calls on Bill Smith John Jones and all lawmakers to resist corruption and uphold the people's will in the U S Senate election. It warns against betraying voters and links loyalty to the sovereign electorate, urging legislators to perform their duty rather than serve patronage and boodlers.
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Bill Smith
John Jones
Dick Brown
Oregon
United States
Salem
Frontier towns fade from eastern Oregon map
The frontier vanishes as mining settlements in eastern Oregon vanish, leaving bedrock communities. Once thousands swarmed hills for gold, now abandoned camps and worked-out gulches mark the landscape, while permanent growth and civilization take hold.
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Oregon
Eastern Oregon Agriculture Builds Steady Northwest Progress
The article contrasts ruined sawmill towns in eastern Oregon with the enduring agricultural belt. It notes Pendleton, La Grande, and counties like Umatilla, Union, and Baker expanding through irrigation and stock raising. Agriculture is portrayed as the permanent foundation, promising growth, prosperity, and increased resources as cultivation continues.
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Oregon
Pendleton
la Grande
Umatilla
Union
Baker Counties
Northwest
Pendleton Readies for First Day of School Fun
On Monday September 7 Pendleton public schools will open with about 1000 children filing into classrooms. The town expects a strong year with higher attendance, improved facilities, and renewed school spirit fueled by rivalries and contests among third and fourth graders.
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Pendleton
Farmere
Peruna praised in Chicago homes for catarrh relief
Elizabeth H. Martin of Bowen Avenue Chicago writes that Peruna has blessed her family for years. She describes a cold with frontal headaches eye irritation and nasty throat drops that caused nausea and breakfast loss. After using Peruna her head cleared and catarrh eased. She notes Peruna tablets contain the same medicinal ingredients.
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Elizabeth H. Martin
Bowen Avenue
Chicago
Garfield Circle
Pendleton Builds and Prohibition Pride Highlight City Progress
The report notes ongoing hammering for a new city hall and upcoming federal building work, with a Carnegie library planned for carpenters and brick masons. It asks if Pendleton should be proud of its prohibition record and contrasts it with saloon-related costs. It also mentions a Warsaw Poland streetcar line with workers earning 62 to 68 cents daily.
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City Hall
Carnegie Library
Pendleton
Warsaw
Poland
Grosa Recelpta
C. BE. Roosevelt
Thomas Fitz Gerald
City Steam Dye Works Restores Gowns To New Look
A gown once hopelessly soiled is renovated to fresh color after cleaning at City Steam Dye Works. Delicate pink, blue, or lavender shades are restored making ladies' old gowns look as good as new. Work called for and delivered.
Railroads Likely To Resume Construction Expenditure
Indications show railroads plan to resume expenditures for construction improvements and equipment. Such spending would improve road conditions, boost steel industry activity, increase railroad tonnage and employment, and stimulate broader business.
Hottest places on earth and river heat contrast
A traveler notes the Persian gulf as the hottest place, but after crossing the sand hills of the Columbia River between Arlington and Celilo around two in the afternoon he may long for the cooler breezes there.
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Persian Gulf
Columbia River
Arlington
Celilo
It is hoped that by the time the
The fragment suggests an intention tied to a future moment, but the readable text is too limited to define a specific event, person, or place. No clear entities or action present to identify a news item for a concise card.
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