Independent Pendleton Daily Newspaper Ad Details
The East Oregonian Publishing Co announces the Pendleton daily and weekly newspaper offerings with subscription options by mail and in Chicago and Washington bureaus. It notes standard mail rates for three or six months and references the Pendleton Post Office as the publication’s mailing location.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Ly Man
Malles
Ly Mall
Seerees
Mall
Alx Mons
Chicago
Security
Washington
Bertppe- McRae News Association
Faded hope and visions in a Pacific Monthly poem
Grace G. Bostwick writes of faded hope and brittle flowers as she contrasts desire with restraint. The speaker recalls a brimmed bowl of magic wine to test honor, but the thrill vanishes before the drink. The contemplation centers on self restraint and the upward path.
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Grace G. Bostwick
Pacific Monthly
Pendleton Academy Seeks 710000 Sustentation Fund
Pendleton Commercial association endorses a sustentation fund drive to raise 710000 for Pendleton academy. A $10000 gift from W W Brown would finance a boys dormitory, with full repayment benefits to the community through reduced bar expenses and annual living costs. Brown’s gift requires a matching local raise, and the effort aims to attract students from eastern Oregon, boosting Pendleton as a regional school center.
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Pendleton Commercial Association
Pendleton Academy
W. W. Brown
Wihin
Brown
Fendieton
Cmatilla County
Grown
Pen- Mietoy
Pendleton
Mr. Brown
Oregon
Oregor
Exactions of Citizenship in Public Service
A fragment discusses the cost of being an active citizen in the United States. It notes public-spirited individuals devote roughly half their time to community service without pay, then divides time among family and the broader community.
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United States of America
Citizens Give Free Labor For Community Progress
A survey of prominent men shows many travel nationwide to push legislation, promote elections, frame laws, test harbors, and boost industries. They sacrifice time and money, serving without pay to improve government and community life. City officials and councilmen likewise toil for the public good.
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Eugene
Des Moines
United States
Portland
Washington
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Denver
Kansas City
Pendleton poised for federal district headquarters status
A bold push urges Pendleton to host a new federal district court as Oregon's counties prepare to divide into two districts. Supporters cite central location, rail access, and growth from irrigation projects as catalysts, urging a strong commercial body committee to secure the headquarters and spur extensive federal employment and prestige.
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Fulton
Federa
Pendleton
Oregon
Federal District
Walla Walla
Washington
Federal Court
Commercial Association
Morality and the Struggle to Maintain Moral Balance
A fragmented passage argues that constant effort is needed to uphold morality and counter wrongdoing. It claims wrong and immorality erode society, urging persistent moral warfare by the forces of right, noting difficulty in quitting wrong and starting anew. The text implies organization favors wrong, while right must act.
Clean sweep urged to purge Oregon politics
A critic argues for sweeping reform to purge corruption tied to George C. Brownell in Oregon politics over the past twenty years. The plea calls for a wholesale rejection from public office of all associates to restore purity and wholesomeness in the state.
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George C. Brownell
Oregon
Mr. Hood
Oregon City
President Rongevelt’s broad view on the Japanese question
The article argues the president should be judged dispassionately beyond regional views. It states he considers the issue from an American citizen perspective rather than as a Californian, Oregonian, or New Yorker.
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Rongevelt
Hall of Fame Satire Bit on Public Figures
A satirical overview mocks Colonel Samuel Colt and other public figures claiming U S senate ambitions and cabinet roles. It references Odell, Oscar Strauss, C W Morne, John W Goto, Baron Nolken, President Roosevelt, Bonaparte, Dre Stree, J Warren Kelfer and Satire ley Brening Pot, noting caricatured traits and habits.
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Samuel Colt
Rhode Island
United States Senate
Senator Wetmore
Rubber Trust
Odell
New York
Oscar Strauss
Commerce and Labor
C. W. Morne
Coastwiee
River J Steamship Lines
John W. Goto
Wall Street
Automobilera
William Nolken
Kiisie
Kaneys City
Paris
Roosevelt
Congres
The Grandest Thing From Pride To Self Conquest
A reflective verse fragment recalls youth when hope and pride seemed grand. It notes the question what is mankind’s grandest task and answers with submission and self conquest as the enduring measure. The narrator signs as Mabe Porter Pitts.
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Mabe
Porter Pitts
Brad Boys and the Incorrigible Child
Prof Frank K. Bree argues that incorrigible boys linger beyond school terms because their buoyant energy makes rules irrelevant. He warns they may become criminals unless rightly trained, yet can later lead in politics, industry, and grand public works.
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Hoya
Frank K. Bree
New York appoints Nora Blatch to civil engineer staff
Nora Stanton Blatch, granddaughter of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, is named to the New York suite of civil engineers. She is described as well qualified and appointed on merit with no political influence.
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Nora Stanton Blatch
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
New York
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