Pendleton Oregon Daily Oregonian Publication Details
The document lists publication options for the East Oregonian Publishing Co in Pendleton Oregon including daily weekly and semi weekly editions with various mail and carrier rates. It notes sales points at Oregon News Co in Portland and bureaus in Washington and Washington D C along with United Press Association membership and post office filing status.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Wrathington
J. C
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Daybreak and the East: the Christ of Creeds reborn
A poetic meditation on dawn, faith, and the promise of a renewed Christ for humankind. The speaker envisions a future moment when the Christ of Creeds becomes the Christ of Men, despite present doubt and suffering.
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KR. W. Kauffman
Bond Plan for 150000 to Build 106 Miles of Roads in Umatilla
Weston Leader urges Pendleton county to issue bonds at four percent for twenty years to fund a 106 mile road network linking Pendleton to Milton Helix Pilot Rock and Echo. Proponent Clark Wood argues regular taxes fail to deliver lasting highways and future generations should share the cost. The plan faces opposition only from some landowners fearing higher taxes from increased land values.
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Weston Leader
Clark Wood
Good Roads’ Association
Wood
Pendleton
Milton
Helix
Pilot Rock
Echo
Umatilla
Aos
Umatilla County
Progressing Judds accept mill machinery offer for Pendleton plan
The Judds accepted a 5000 dollar offer for woolen mill machinery to revive Pendleton’s mill. Key hurdles remain including securing electrical power, finding a mill site, and disposing of a 20000 dollar bond. The onus now lies with Northwestern Gas and Electric to provide a power solution.
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Judds
Northwestern Gas & Electric Company
Pendleton
Pendleton Seeks Woolen Mill Restart with Local Support
Local leaders report a plan to reactivate Pendleton’s woolen mill with a favorable rate and $30,000 local funding. Over one third of the needed money has been pledged, with others ready to subscribe as conditions are met. Supporters say the woolen mill would revive business and employ about $15,000 more from investors if terms are favorable, hoping for spring operation. Pendleton is determined to have a mill and believes it is owed one.
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Pany
Pendleton
Gompers Mitchell Morrison Sentencing Sparks Debate
The three labor leaders received one year, nine months, and six months in jail for contempt of court over injunctions. The piece argues the sentences threaten free speech and press, noting the men spoke truth about Buck Stove Co. and labor conflicts, and warns against arbitrary injunction use.
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Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
United States
Repubic
Mitchell and Morrison
Buck Stove Company
Willamette valley learns irrigation shift in farming
In the Willamette valley locals rethink rainfall habits and embrace irrigation farming, noting weather service data that July to September rainfall is lower there than in Imatilla County. The piece celebrates a learning attitude among Oregon residents as they adapt moisture distribution for better agriculture.
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Willamette Valley
Weather Service
Wilamette Valley
I Matilla
Webfoot
Oregon Legislators Electface Pledges on Public Duty
The United States watches Oregon as legislators-elect face questions about upholding spring pledges. Observers fear possible violations that could bring personal disgrace and dishonor to the state.
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United States
Oregon
Umatilla Visitors Miss Calmer California Weather
Umatilla residents journeying to California might have avoided rough winds and chilly conditions by staying home, as the trip yielded only balmy, mild weather for some travelers.
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Umatilla
California
Annual Stork Play Returns With Father’s Steady Cameo
The article notes the Father will shortly make his annual appearances in the famous play The Stork, marking a recurring role.
Evening on Walla Street Ends With Quiet Departure
A garbled street scene on Walla Street shows a man declaring he must move on as rain falls and people hurry. A passerby notes the crowd, the mix of language, and the sense of weariness, with mentions of birds, food, and a drunken man observed nearby.
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Walla Street
Royal Christmas Cards Used By King and Queen
The royal Christmas card practice is explained with King Edward and Queen Alexandra sending out intimate cards each year and using additional specially printed cards for formal purposes. Some designs are plain, while others bear phrases like By his Majesty's Command or By Her Majesty's Command, reflecting royal etiquette.
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London
Cially
Large 6000 HP Induction Motor Starts in Gary
The world’s largest induction motor was started in Gary Indiana at a rolling mill. It develops 6000 horsepower and runs on a three phase 25 cycle system. Two Curtis turbines generate the 6600 volt current. A stepped starter at 1250 volts brought it to full speed in nine and a half seconds.
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Gary
Ind
Scientific American
Matrimonial Cavtechism Excerpt
A humorous 1900s style Q and A on marriage roles and domestic affairs. It questions why people marry, what engagements mean, and who bears responsibility for a child’s behavior, with satirical notes on parental and minister interpretations.
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Papa
Where we're livin and the dawn of joy in song
The excerpt mixes a lyric about life in a simple rural scene with a quoted moral about credulity. It notes the contrast between everyday labor and a hopeful outlook, ending with a reflection on conscience guiding beliefs. The piece blends musical imagery with a prosaic moral remark attributed to Frank N. Stanton.
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Curtin
Frank N. Stanton
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