Pendleton Oregon Official Paper Ad Rates Print Notice
The Daily Hast Oregonian lists subscription rates by mail and carrier for various durations. It notes offices in Pendleton Oregon Chicago and Washington bureaus and that it is a second class mail matter.
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Oregonian
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Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Balising
Washington, D. C
N. W
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Burden of Experience Reveals True Weight of Life
A compact verse drawing contrasts between idle talk and lived effort. It argues that ease in shadow or on a boat or in a carriage proves nothing, while facing real hardship shows genuine burden. An epigrammatic reflection from Ella Wheeler Wilcox on perspective and empathy.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Pendleton Woolen Mill Hope For Sustainment
Pendleton, Oregon, famed wool city, hosts a woolen mill now and likely to stay. Local power, labor costs, and steady employment are discussed as factors to keep the mill operating profitably, with officials noting improved electricity rates and new power companies. The East Oregonian bets the mill will be taken by a capable operator soon.
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Pendleton
Oregon
State Sheep Commission
State Woolgrowers Association
Political Hypocrisy Questioned Over Senate Vote
The piece contemplates legislature members pledged to back the people's choice for United States senator. It argues such lawmakers, if they failed to vote for Governor Chamberlain in January, would be seen as hypocrites by the state’s people, suggesting their motives tied to popular support rather than principle.
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United Biazen
Chamberlain
Pledges and Punishment for Betrayal in Politics
A speaker warns statement men against breaking pledges to gain election, calling them ingrates and traitors to the people. They would earn contempt and be labeled political prostitutes unless they honor their oaths. The message urges keeping pledges to avoid public shame and ridicule.
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Politiea
Egard
Public library must be funded by taxation, Miss Marvin says
The library commission secretary argues that public libraries like Pendleton’s require tax support to be viable and lasting. The East Oregonian agrees, urging city funds to finance the new quarters and sustain ongoing operation, praising the fundraising drive and calling for public backing from the city government.
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East Oregonian
Marvin
Early Christmas Shopping Urged For Better Service
It is two weeks until Christmas and the holiday rush is near. Shoppers are urged to complete their buying early to receive better service and ease the burden on store staff. Act now to show true Christmas spirit.
Jury Receives Abe Ruef Case Amid Fast-Tracking Pressure
Last night the Ruef case was given to the jury with renewed speed after the Heney assassination attempt. Public sentiment in San Francisco has pressed for quicker deliberation and the pace has accordingly quickened.
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Abe Ruef
Heney
San Franciseco
Opportunities for money making in Umatilla county areas
The speaker notes there are splendid investment chances in Umatilla county across the west end, east end, wheat belt, and stock country to the south. He urges investigation before becoming a foreigner, implying local ventures hold strong profits.
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Umatilla Coun
East End
Wheat Belt
Pendleton Ladies Advance Library Movement Progress
Local workers aiding Pendleton's upbuilding report strong gains as ladies meet to support the Library movement and urge continued efforts beyond current milestones.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Plans Progress With Mill and Library Remodel
The woolen mill, a remodeled Commercial association, and a properly equipped library mark steps toward a greater Pendleton. Community leaders outline upgrades and modernization aimed at expanding local industry and public services for residents and visitors.
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Pendleton
Inheritance and the Grecian Heritage
The poem reflects on ancient Greece and its legacy, asking what remains of Argive kings and Helen’s era as rains renew the spirit. It contrasts ruined Mycenae and ages past with Attic paths and vine-clad shores where beauty and cultural soul endure.
The House of Life and the Key to Quiet Rooms
A lyrical tale unfolds as a seeker visits a grand mansion named Life. She asks Hostess Life to unveil rooms of Hope Dreams Happiness but finds Duty’s door shut and Toll’s gloom shadows the path. The journey winds through rooms of imagination and obligation, ending in a dim corridor.
A Novelist Encounters a Roadside Reader in Tanoishire
A well known novelist on tour through Tanoishire asks an old man breaking lanes for the distance to Ploestwood. The reply mocks literacy, saying a milestone lies ahead but he cannot read. The exchange hints at deeper themes about knowledge and access.
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Tanoishire
Ploestwood
Wis
Eld
Selected Bits From The Old Fellow
Fragmentary OCR note reflects a brief remark about a person referred to as the old fellow and a mention of bits selected from his writings or speech. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or identifi able organizations.
White Deer Killed on Sumas Mountain Mystery
A white deer was shot and killed by a party from New Westminster BC on Sumas Mountain. The carcass was brought to New Westminster by Ed Falch. The rare animal attracts much attention as white deer are extremely uncommon in the province. The text includes a nonsensical moral line about pride and crossing those who fall.
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Portamon
New Westminister
Love's Shrine and the Thief of Self in a Quiet Poem
The speaker recalls seeking love in youth and again in later life, only to find Love changed. A crowd pleads for justice as the poem shifts toward shared burdens. Katherine Quinn signs the reflective verse with a gentle, moral counsels.
Men Are Judged By Destination More Than Origin
A compact maxim asserts that character and worth are measured by future paths rather than past origins, emphasizing forward focus over heritage as a standard of judgment.
Newbro's Herpicide Introduced To Fight Scalp Germs
An odd ad touts Newbro's Herpicide as a scalp germicide and antiseptic to relieve hair loss. It claims the product destroys the germ causing damage, promises dramatic results, and urges readers to try it, with samples available from The Herpicide Co. in Detroit and Keeppes & Bros.
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Aoxen
Newbro
Ita Worth
Bond
Herpleide Co
Detroit
Mich
Keeppes & Bros
Cleaning Salt at Sullivan's
A note directs customers to Sullivan's for salt that has been cleaned and prepared for use, signaling a quality assurance step in daily provisioning.
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Sullivan's
Journal of Information for Literary Workers Thirteenth Year
A compact note detailing editorial desires for manuscripts and preparation. It explains where to find markets and answers common questions about submitting work to improve chances of acceptance.
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