Pendleton East Oregonian advertising and distribution note
Publication rates for daily and weekly editions in Pendleton Oregon are listed along with carrier and mail options. The notice notes sales locations at Oregon News and other bureaus and confirms second class mail status and association membership.
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Dally
Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing
Oregonian
Oregon News
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A Poem on Friendship and Death by Austin Doheon
A reflective verse describes the dead being honored in a quiet tomb with no comrades present. It emphasizes that friendship outlives the departed, living on in memory and the words of friends who recount their deeds.
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Austin Doheon
Awake woolen mill movement urged to secure capital
The article urges keeping the woolen mill movement alive after a revival spurred by an election. It notes a pledged three-fifths of needed funds, urges others to invest, and suggests raising existing investments if new backers are slow to join. The goal is to finance and operate the mill reliably, with competent management and continuous operation.
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Pendheton
Woolen Mill Company
East Oregonian
Fraternal Orders Flourish In Community Gatherings
The article notes the interwoven bond of fraternity and lists the Pendleton Elks memorial service, Masons burial, Knights Templar meeting at Walla Walla, and upcoming Knights of Pythias events. It emphasizes fraternity as a foundation for real fraternal groups thriving nationally.
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Pendleton
Fraternal visit highlights Pendleton Odd Fellows lodge
The grand master of the Odd Fellows made a fraternal visit to Pendleton lodge. The piece argues that fraternal orders focus on human welfare beyond creeds, promoting sociability, aiding the living, and honoring the dead, while religion fades in influence among many members. It notes these organizations rise above sectarian divides in guiding men to aid others.
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The
Odd Fellows
Pendleton
God
Abou Ben Adam
Abou
Mil ton Freewater census shows 656 school age children
The Milton Freewater district reports 656 school age children, a record high indicating rapid population growth. The shift from ranching to farming with fewer acres per farmer, plus more strawberries and peaches, drives land value and enables new residents. The piece calls for accelerating this evolution.
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East End
Roosevelt backs Cham berlain for Oregon senate
President Roosevelt praised Governor Chamberlain as a senator-to-be at the White House and endorsed his election. He showed partisanship yet refused to break sworn pledges for partisan gain.
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Roosevelt
Oregon
White House
Chamberlain
Weston Municipal Election: A Single Candidate List
At Weston today a municipal election is held with a single field listing candidates. Officials favor the system, noting advantages in having one slate of men for offices and streamlined choices for voters.
Recall of Elkins Abruzs Story Draws Tepid Interest
The public shows indifference toward the Elkins Abruzs affair with no clear consensus. Readers question the relevance of who broke it off and urge focus on more substantial news.
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Miss Elkins
Admiral Coghlan Bound for St Peter in Heavenly Port
A humorous Victorian voice imagines Admiral Coghlan arriving at heaven’s gate, dropping anchor in the heavenly port while mocking his bold pairing of divine names with that of the Kaiser.
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St. Peter
Coghlan
der Kaiser
Library Assembly Wednesday Evening at the Armory
The library assembly will be held Wednesday evening at the Armory with all invited. No contributions will be requested at that time.
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Lbrary
Armory
Living Honor for the Dead Revered in Community
In a quiet ceremony, residents pay tribute to deceased locals, celebrating heritage and memory. Organizers emphasize respect and remembrance, inviting families and neighbors to reflect on shared histories and community bonds. A moment of silence precedes a wreath-laying at the town memorial.
Woman Inferion to Man in Historical View
A survey questions scientific and psychological grounds for female inferiority. It cites brute force eras, Beadlown tribe examples, and argues women use wit and beauty as power. Discusses dress, veil, and display, women’s work, suffrage obstinacy, jealousy, and perceived sympathy toward men.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Beadlown
Dees
Olivia
Dresa
Toome
Subway Pickpocket Standoff In Rush Hour
In a crowded New York subway car a small man tries to retrieve money from his overcoat pocket only to find a fat passenger’s fist. The confrontation escalates as the two accuse each other while a tall man nearby jokes about his own pocket.
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New York
Leggo
Hole in new French coin proposed by chamber
The French chamber plans to sanction minting a limited batch valued at 18,000,000 for new five and ten centimes coins with holes in their centers. The design, inspired by Belgian nickel coins, will distinguish them from silver pieces and weighs are still under consideration.
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London Globe
It's Not the Wrongs We Do Him That Worry the Great Father
A reflective line about personal accountability and conscience. The speaker argues that internal faults matter more than external misdeeds, stressing self-judgment and moral responsibility.
Soaps and Lace Mentioned In Fragmented Note
A fragmented note references soaps with varying用途 and a piece of lace. The text quality is poor and omits clearer context or names. No identifiable event, location, or person is established.
Reed's Pittsburg telegram prompts stubborn pickup in rain
Thomas B. Reed tried to summon a man to Pittsburg by telegraph. The recipient, fearing an unpleasant interview, cited washed out lines due to heavy rain but still kept the appointment after Reed urged him to come and buy a new shirt. The quip ends with a reflection on business worry and church excuses.
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Thomas B. Reed
Pittsburg
Mr. Reed
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