Pendleton Regional Rates and News Office Listing
County official paper outlines subscription prices for daily and weekly editions, carrier and mail deliveries, plus office bureaus in Pendleton Oregon Portland and Washington DC. Includes United Press Association membership and mail sale notes.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Dally
Daily
East Oregonian
Orecon News Co
Gib
Atreet
Portland
Chiureau
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Wide Scene of Time and Love in a Buoyant Boat
Poem excerpt by Thomas Moore reflecting two travelers drifting through a vast scene. It contemplates shared voyage, shifting moods, and the fleeting nature of time as they glimpse inviting shores where love might linger.
Willamette Valley farming shifts inspire Umatilla outlook
An editorial argues that Willamette Valley farmers diversified to include alfalfa, vegetables, hogs and poultry, boosting profits and land values. It predicts Umatilla County will follow in ten years, moving away from large wheat ranches toward intensified, diversified farming as in nearby valleys.
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Willamette Valley
Umatilla County
Free coal from Canada to boost Northwest economy
Orator-Outburt of Spokane urges removal of Canada coal duty claiming free coal would cut taxes for the Pacific Northwest and triple shipments from British Columbia, delivering more jobs, higher wages, more spending, and broader growth across Spokane Seattle Tacoma Portland and other civic centers. The argument links coal to rolls, employment, and rising prices, urging East and West alignment.
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Pacific Northwest
Canada
Acros
British Columbia
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Northwest urged to end tariff on Canadian coal
The piece argues Eastern coal trusts profited greatly and could gift mines, while free Canadian coal would lower prices. It states removal of the duty would help Northwest industries and reduce living costs, urging unified demand to end the tariff on Canadian coal.
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Northwest
Pendleton Favored for Branch Asylum Location
Baker City papers push for the proposed branch asylum to stay away from Pendleton citing the court’s presence in Pendleton. Pendleton argues central location and suitable climate, while Baker City’s Idaho border position and high altitude are seen as drawbacks. Both towns warn against quarrel risking Portland taking the project.
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Baker City
Pendleton
Supreme Court
Idaho
Portland
Pendleton bidian pote aims to boost ads nationwide
Help is sought to meet conditions for Pendleton's ad driven industry to flourish. For a year orders have arrived but not filled, and the community anticipates a national spread of Pendleton robberies benefiting local advertising when requirements are met.
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Pendleton Bidian Pote
Pendleton Robis
United States
Brighten Up editor urges unity amid sour reaction
A local newspaper editorial criticizes harsh comments aimed at Pendleton and neighbors, urging readers to quit divisive naysayers and join efforts to build up the community despite a sour tone last week. The piece stresses shared flesh and blood among locals and calls for collaboration rather than hostility.
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Pendleton
Kit Carson post selects officers for coming year
Saturday the Kit Car son post G A R elected officers for the coming year Pendleton has a company of Civil war veterans but the blank files grow thinner as old warriors are called by a relentless first sergeant
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Kit Carson Post
Pendleton
Remodeling committee of the Commercial Association rooms
The text notes a committee raised funds for remodeling the Commercial Association rooms and says as renovation time approaches more money will be needed beyond the subscribed amount. It emphasizes imminent remodeling and the sufficiency of funds.
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Commercial Association
Rolling Along in Sunshine and Song Theme
A Washington Star verse captures the refrain of daily life rolling on despite troubles. A little boy’s toe hurts yet the days march forward with hopeful imagery of spring. The poem emphasizes resilience and growth as time carries on.
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Chile
Washington Star
A Wide Range Aunt Anne and the Large Shoes
A tale from Everybody's Magazine features Aunt Anne an elderly Black woman seen in a kitchen moment with her knees crossed. Her young host asks about her shoe size and she jokes about wearing eights to twelves, asserting the shoes are extremely large and burdensome. True blue never leaks indigo.
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Anne
Aunt Anne
Everybody's
Pendleton Favored Over Echo for Scouring Mill Site
The NearBy Press argues Pendleton should host the scouring mill, praising Pendleton as better than Echo while noting Echo is a good town and Echo is a good location for such a mill.
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Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Echo
Saulsberry Purchases Grider Farm Near La Grande
The first papers signed today completing a sale in Union County transfer ownership of the Grider place to W. D. Saulsberry for 5000 dollars for 190 acres on the Gekeler road about five miles from La Grande. The farm is described as one of the region's best hay and grain ranches.
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la Grande
Firit
W. D. Saulsberry
Grider Place
Saulsberry
Memorable New York Drama Thrills Wallowa County
The Crst-class troupe led by Whit Brandon and Miss Ethel Tucker presented The Devil at Morelock's opera house last night. Brandon dominated the title role while the supporting cast matched the high standard. The play, a highly moral production, exposes inner aspects of life that may recall painful memories for some families in idle county.
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Whit Brandon
Ethel Tucker
New York
Devil
Morelock
Opera House
Idle County
Ware
Phay
Col Bova Drifts From Town Amid Tail Between Legs
The Weston Leader recounts Col Bova's return to town under pressure from his Athena Press ties. His dog Joe remains, begging at the Leader door for admittance, while the disreputable associations leave Bova unfit for respectable circles. The piece ends with a call for a humane home for the dog and a censure of the exiled figure.
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Weston Leader
Col” Bova
Athena
Joe
Leader
Belt
Troy
Cove Apples Exhibit at Alaska Yukon Fair Impresses
Cove orchardists sent out 270 boxes to Portland for shipment to Seattle for the Alaska Yukon exhibit. The display will feature five or six standard winter apple varieties. The La Grande Commercial club organized the overall exhibit and the Cove section leads county displays in quality.
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la Grande Commercial Club
Seattle
Cove
Portland
Echo on the main line to stay
The speaker dismisses worries about which railroad will come to town, noting a railroad runs daily and nightly. Echo boasts being on the primary line rather than a minor spur, asserting the town’s permanent connection and indifference to others’ routes.
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Echo
Pen Central Railroad
Fruitgrowers Banquet Set by Milton Union
The Milton Fruitgrowers union will hold its annual banquet on Wednesday January 6 1909 in the union’s new building starting at 10 a m. Members and families are urged to attend for a basket dinner social time and talks from visiting speakers on topics of interest to fruit growers.
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Milton Fruitgrowers’ Union
Aspirants for Assembly Seats in Heppner Area
The woods are full of hopefuls for the unexpired term of W. B. Conner. About half a dozen from Heppner three or four from Tone and similar numbers from Lexington and other localities seek the $1000 monthly office. Not all will win. many will be disappointed.
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Heppner Times
Conner
Heppner
Tone
Lexington
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United Press Association
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Helix
Orator-Outburt
Miy
Eastern Coal Trust
New York City
Rais
Union County
Wallowa
Freewater Times
Henry
Everybody’s Magazine
Montie B. Gwinn
H. C. Stephens
J. W. Maloney
T. G. Montgomery
the American National Bank
Pendleton Savings Bank
Alexander
Berlin
East Court Street
J. E. Beard
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
N. K. Clarke
C. W. Cornelius
Winter
Pendleton Ice & Cold
Phone Main
St. Joseph’s Academy
Pendleton, Oregon
Sisters of St. Francis
Philadelphia
Rex
Neagle Bros
Colesworthy
E. Alta
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