Independent Daily Pendleton Paper Rates and Addresses
The Daily East Oregonian, published in Pendleton Oregon, lists subscription rates by mail and carrier for daily, weekly and semi weekly editions. It notes offices in Portland and Washington and that it is a member of the United Press Association.
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Meodieton
FAST
Oregonian Publishing CO
East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portand
Oregon
Chicago
Washington
Fourteenth Street
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Christmas Land Prayer by William Lyle
A devotional verse by William Lyle invites opening the gates of Christmas Land urging charity and peace. The poem pleads for light over hearts and a note of God’s care for the poor during the season.
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Christmas Land
Christmas
Pendleton Must Travel to Keep Lead in County
Pendleton faces rivals as Echo seizes a sheepmen scouring mill site at Echo, central rail center with power, prompting local praise for Echoltes. Pendleton must revive its woolen mill project and push to open the mill, or risk losing status to Echo and others.
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Pendleton
Echo
Shepmen
Nameune
Lée
Oregon Legislature Holds Long Sessions
The Oregon legislature meets once every decade for about 40 days. Many measures affect the state’s welfare, so lawmakers must use every moment to improve efficiency. With the senatorship already settled, focus should shift to essential business and avoid delays. The upcoming session promises considerable activity.
Oregon Legislature Faces Broad Agenda for Umatilla County Focus
The East Oregonian notes plans to introduce legislation for Umatilla county and eastern Oregon. Proposals include water code revisions, a new state tax apportionment, and many other measures. The paper urges lawmakers to skip a senatorial squabble and focus on essential laws.
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Umatilla County
Oregon
East Oregonian
Oregon demands stable support for state schools
The writer urges the upcoming legislature to adopt a consistent policy toward all state educational institutions. The three normal schools should be continued and funded fully at Weston, Stonmouth, and Ashland, with adequate support for the agricultural college and state university. Emphasis is placed on improving citizenship education and correcting past neglect of Oregon’s educational system.
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Oregon
Weston
Stonmouth
Ashland
The
Agricultural College
State University
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Poor Benedict Echoes Court Lesson on Family Finance
A western judge ruled for a wife who had taken money from her husband’s pocket and admonished the husband to be honest and grant his wife the support she deserves. He warned against treating wives as custodians of family property and demanded fair treatment.
Tho Monk Someting Withong Note
The fragment reflects a misread pastiche about romance and love with phrases like the whole world loves a lover. It appears in a Chicago Now style snippet, mentioning a wife as the central figure and suggesting a broad public appeal of lovers within a clipped literary tone.
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Chicago
Fractured Exchange Over a Mirror Joke
In a quirky dialogue a muddled speaker flirts with a pun about furniture and a mirror. A second character asks for clarification while a third hints at a misinterpreted piece as perfection, all staged in a humorous, abbreviated exchange.
Biography of Stratavout Draws Tepid Reception
The published biography of Stratavout, described as a portrait of a prominent figure, failed to impress readers, with observers noting limited impact and questions about its portrayal of the peror.
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Stratavout
Peror
London
Biemingjuim Age. Herald
Tutt Wood and Van Albert Highlight Mints Tip Recollection
In Chicago Novws, Tutt Wood once spent much on mints and pine items. Van Albert notes he is married now and his wife offered advice about a mysterious tip. The tip is said to be one he cannot reveal.
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Rodrivk
Pines
van Albert
Whs
Chicngo
Night ride ends in crash after reckless joyride
Minna Irving narrates a frenzied car escapade in New York Times style, describing a midnight dash with muffler on, tires burned, a roaring ride through streets, and a final collision when a wheel breaks and the machine crashes, though the narrator insists it did not belong to them.
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Minna Irving
New York Times
Pendleton Business Steady Says C F Vande Water
Pendleton's railroad business remains steady this year and the post office shows a heavy increase over past years. School attendance is up about 20 percent, and finding a suitable dwelling for prospective renters is difficult.
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Pendleton
C. F. Vande Water
Umatilla County Wheat Yields Alter Santa Claus Budget
Umatilla county received a million dollars less than usual for its wheat crop this year, yet enough money remains to meet Santa Claus’ needs.
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Umatilla County
Santa Claus
Pendleton Ladies Rally for Public Library Funds
Pendleton residents praise the women who show remarkable energy and skill in raising money for the public library, ensuring the city keeps a vibrant literary resource through their efforts.
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Pendleton
The Other Boy
A reflective verse from the New York Sun about a memory of a boy the speaker once knew, comparing the reader’s youth to a distant, tender child. The speaker recalls shared work and play, noting a growing distance as the other boy grows older, while the present child’s eyes glow with a lighter flame.
Park Plan Hints at Monument for County Pioneers
A proposal suggests converting the old cemetery into a grassy park with a central monument honoring the county’s pioneers, preserving memory while creating public space for residents.
Good roads officials weigh city to Imatilia irrigation highway
City authorities discuss a proposed modern highway linking the town to the Imatilia irrigation project. Officials weigh feasibility, cost, and impact on regional trade and agriculture.
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Imatilia
Spelling Reform Sparks Post Office Banter
Mr Hogan and Dennis discuss roman numerals MDCCCXC V meaning eighteen hundred ninety eight at the post office. The exchange-teasingly critiques spelling reform and public obsession with language in a small town setting.
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Dennis
His Preference Divorce Refused by Court Reveals Alimony Choice
Cara explains she chose regular alimony over irregular allowance in a divorce dispute reported by Chivage News. The article focuses on the preferred financial arrangement and the reasons behind the separation.
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Chivage News
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