County Official Paper Advertises Rates and Offices
The Daily Oregonian is described as a county official independent newspaper printed in Pendleton Oregon. It lists daily and weekly subscription rates by mail and carrier, as well as a sale point at Oregon News Co in Portland and a Bureau address in Washington DC. The item notes United Press Association membership and postal classifications.
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Pendleton
The
East Oregonian Publishing Ca
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portiamt
Oregon
Security
Washington
DP. C
Bureau
Fourteenth Street
The Christmas Feeling Expressed In Shared Cheer
A warm reflection on the Christmas spirit spreading across society. The writer notes how kindness bridges class and age, and how being remembered eases loneliness during the holiday season.
Start the Mill: Pendleton Heads Support Woolen Plant Renewal
Pendleton residents urge revival of the woolen mill with hopes for local industry. Bishops of Salem show interest and visit to discuss securing the plant. Business leaders favor competent management and expect the mill to be operated successfully soon.
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Pendleton
Salem
National Anthem Debate Reflects American Sentiment
A newspaper column argues the United States lacks a universally accepted national emblem and discusses popular songs like Dixie Yankee Doodle and The Star Spangled Banner. It notes soldiers and sailors must stand for the anthem, praises Key’s hymn, and asserts the Star Spangled Banner is the nation’s official song.
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Dixie
America
Army
Navy
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Natural Song That All Hope To Improve
The passage argues the ideal of a truly natural song may endure only if someone creates a better version, yet doubts remain that anyone can. It contends such quality cannot be produced by machinery.
Tipping Practice Seen as Root of Abuse in Rail Service
The Interstate Commerce Commission is urged to abolish tipping amid evidence from a Pullman Company general manager. He argues tips arise from travelers seeking better service and paying extra, while porters and dining car workers push for fair pay and honest treatment. Railroads could curb tipping by raising porter wages and guaranteeing proper service without tips.
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Vyesterday
Pullman Company
Interatiys Commerce Commission
Tippine
Pst
Pendleton Picks Bullring Site For Federal Building
Government faces a choice among several sites for the Pendleton federal building. Pendleton needs a suitable site quickly as the current post office is in a crowded factory space. officials urge prompt decision to avoid delay.
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Penleton
Amd Atentle
Patrotia
Interurban line to connect Walla Walla and Pennivten
Electric road and highways propose an Interurban project linking Walla Walla to Pennivten and onward to Uma Ulla. The plan would reduce distances between county portions, bringing communities closer and offering broad benefits from the improvement.
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Rede
Walla Walla
Pennivten
Uma
Upton Sinclair Immerses in Chicago Politics for Jungle
The account on the first ward ball suggests barbarism prevails in Chicago politics more than in the slaughter house district, illustrating Sinclair's controversial field research approach.
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Upton Sinclair
Chicago
Slaughter House
Pendleton Confidence Boosts Regional Growth Outlook
Schwartz and Greulleh express strong faith in Pendleton and its prospects. The town sits at the heart of a thriving agricultural region poised for development, suggesting substantial growth ahead as transformation nears.
Christmas is Almost Here Shopping Must Not Delay
Christmas is nearly upon us and shoppers are urged to begin early as popular items may sell out quickly. Retailers warn of limited stock and encourage pre-holiday purchases to guarantee gifts.
Tit For Tat Sailor Witty Exchange On Ship Deck
A schooner captain famed for sharp wit teases crew aboard two days from New York. He asks a rawboned Irishman to steer the mainmast down the forecastle stairs and the reply, spoken with sailorly humor, vows to do so if the captain calls the ship up from below.
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New York
The Old Philosopher on Worry and Foreclosure
The Old Philosopher says worry stems from physical condition and effort against it is healthy. He quips that a lender may foreclose on him, leaving him too worried to speak, as he hurriedly seeks time to discuss his point.
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Atlanta Constitution
Rediscovery of Roman glaze method shocks pottery world
A Staffordshire Sentinel excerpt reports Karl Pischer of Sulzbach has claimed a Roman process for Terra Sigillata glaze. Enzobage applied to biscuit pottery sinks in and polishes like prior finishes, yielding vibrant colors and velvet luster that withstands snow and heat, with various polish levels possible.
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Conru
Edward B. Walker
Burdlem
Staffordshire Sentinel
London
Karl Pischer
Art
Sulzbach
Oherpiviz
Bavanit
Mrs Mary Congdan Seeks Tracing Of Olin Rowe Estate
Mrs Mary E Congdan of San Francisco writes the Shoshone County assessor asking aid to trace the history of the late Olin B Rowe pioneer of the district who held about 200 acres in the county. He died aged and left an estate valued at about 30000 with a substantial portion offered for proof of facts. The request prompts archival search in the assessor region as a step toward settlement.
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Wallace
Idaho
Mary E. Congdan
San Francisco
Shoshone
Olin B. Rowe
Appreciation Pork Pa A Baltimore Father Lectures Son
A Baltimore man decides to administer a stern lecture to his third-year-old son Harry. He speaks judiciously and severely, recounting misdeeds and explaining the rebuke. The mother sits impassively as the boy, after breath, answers with a gleaming look and asks, Ma, am I interesting.
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Baltimore
Harry
Harpers Magazine
Minstrels joke exchange at St Louis Times style
A St Louis Times transcription from At the Minstrels features Mr Bones offering a plegazle for lubrication and a quip about a man in the penitentiary and Congress taking his time. The gag turns on a punchline about being shy on coin in a mock address titled Im Awfully Shy On Coin.
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Mr. Bones
Congress
Sambo
St. Louis
Weather Quips Drawn From Odd Weather Jests
A Louisville Courier Journal quip imagines weather replying to critics. The playful exchange notes that when weather is ugly it draws complaints and when a rainless day occurs it is still called a storm-breeder.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Housecleaning prompts caution for safety risks
A Kansas City Times excerpt warns that during housecleaning, many have fallen from chairs and ladders while hanging pictures. It notes the danger of standing on a rocking chair and encourages careful behavior to prevent injuries. The quatrain reflects on misfortune and the need for caution.
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Kansas City Times
Sullivan's Cleaned Salt Cloth Creates CIEMISTMANS Surprise
A playful note promises a CIEMISTMANS surprise upon wearing a salt that has been cleaned at Sullivan's, hinting at a tastful trick or novelty item.
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Sullivan's
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