Pendleton Daily Oregonian Prospectus and Addresses
The paper outlines publication frequency and subscription rates for daily and weekly editions in Pendleton Oregon. It lists carrier and mail options, regional bureaus in Chicago and Washington, and notes post office classification as second class mail.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing Co
Daily
Past Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Chicago
Security
Washington, D. C
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True Charity Poem Excerpt by Lowell
A reflective verse states true charity goes beyond material alms. It praises generous acts unseen and heartfelt, where giving to the unseen binds the world, feeds the soul, and invites the presence of a divine grace guiding care to those in darkness.
Change election to appointive offices for state offices
A historical plea argues switching the state food and dairy commissioner and state printer from elected to appointed posts. It contends partisan politics skewed expertise, urges constitutional amendment for the printer and legislative action for the dairy post, and calls for governor or state board selection to ensure qualified appointees and proper law enforcement.
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Connne
State House
State Board
Oregon
ENFORCING THE PROHIBITION LAW IN UMATILLA COUNTY
The majority support city efforts to enforce prohibition in Pendleton and Umatilla County. Voters rejected returning to the old saloon system, preferring a controlled, civilized liquor presence only through strict enforcement. Some saloon operators lack public sympathy as the anti prohibition sentiment remains strong.
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Ctty
Umatillan
Pendiehon
Thia
Umatilla
Enforce Law Fairly to Aid Officials and Public Trust
The county notes that those wishing to run saloons must relocate. Enforcement faces difficulties, but officials must take firm action. Proper enforcement strengthens the public's faith in authorities. failure will bring blame and consequences.
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Brcome Hass
Tennessee's Night Riders Ruin the South’s Reputation
The piece denounces Tennessee night riders as brutal bandits acting without justification. It condemns the murder of Captain Rankin and the forgery of a woman who testified, calling for southern residents to stamp out the night riding with decisive action.
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Tennessee
Captal Rankin
South
Woolen mill sale nears as negotiations progress
Day by day the consummation of the woolen mill dead draws nearer. The owners show a die position to add machinery at reasonable terms though no price agreement exists yet. Don't let the work for the mill tax lag or the movement cool. delays bring danger. Continuous progress is urged to prevent setback.
Why cannot girls at local phone offices give train info
A reader questions the change in policy at local telephone offices restricting staff from providing train arrival times. They note inquiries now go to the depot, which often cannot supply information, and ask what is the purpose of telephone service for public convenience. They urge adoption of automatic phone service.
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Pendleton
Christmas Shopper Boom Amid Holiday Rush
A vivid column depicts the holiday bustle with Santa sightings and bustling shoppers filling streets and stores. It notes wallets opening for toys, woolens, and treats as men, women, and families rush toward festive goals and seasonal abundance sparked by the Christmas spirit.
Poem Fragment About Santa Visit and Burglary Guard
An excerpted verse speaks in playful dialect about sunty Claus arriving for those who await him. The speaker urges staying low and ready, cautioning against alarming actions as a letter writer and the crowd react. The source appears from the Atlanta Constitution.
Christmas Echoes and Industrial Resumption Report
The piece blends a festive voice with a report that textile mills at Pueblo and Orizaba in Mexico City have resumed full-time work, driven by large foreign orders. The text notes unemployment relief through resumed production, reflecting a wartime era mood and a reflection on grace versus glory.
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Mexico City
Pueblo
Orizaba
Portland Officers Fail to Secure Railroad Robbers
City police and the county sheriff each claim to have captured the authentic highwaymen, leaving room for no further complaint about securing the railroad robbers. Both departments insist their men are the originals, suggesting both sets may be correct.
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Portland
Multnomah County Lawyers Seek Crim Reforms In Legislature
Multnomah county lawyers prepare to ask the legislature for laws to improve criminal case procedures. Reform is needed and the lawyers deserve praise for their constructive attitude.
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Multnomah County
Vineil Elixir Promises Strength From Liver based Tonic
A Pendleton Oregon reader reports Vincl a liver based tonic aided digestion and vigor after weakness and vertigo. The ad claims Vincl is not a patent medicine but a natural mix of liver elements with wine accorded to improve appetite tone digestion and blood. It offers refunds if unsatisfied and invites trials through Pendleton Drug Company.
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Henry Cunningham
Elder Baptist Church
Kingston
N. C
Vinci
Pendleton Drug Company
Pendleton
Oregon
War scare from afar changes Balkan focus
A reader notes relief at hearing a distant war scare elsewhere, easing tensions centered on the Balkans and offering a shift in global concern.
No squabble over senatorship to ease legislature workload
The report suggests the legislature will have ample work ahead regardless of any dispute over the senatorship, indicating ongoing legislative business and pending agendas.
Knife Slips Wounding Hillyard Market Proprietor
Hillyard Washington report says W J Casey owner of the Hillyard Meat Market suffered a deep cut to the palm when a kitchen knife slipped while he was cutting meat last Saturday evening. The injury reached the bone but was not described as life threatening.
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Hillyard, Wash
W. J. Casey
Hillyard
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