Pendleton County Official Paper Advertises Local Subscriptions
The Daily East Oregonian, Pendleton, Oregon, details subscription rates for daily and weekly editions by mail and carrier, including durations of one month to one year. It lists offices in Portland Chicago Washington and notes United Press Association membership.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing
Neem Dally
Mall
Dally
Ball
Carrier
Warriere
Pauly
Werkly
Loa Heberts
Enat
Oregonian Ta
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Orregon
Chicago
Security
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
Nsw
Rural uplift hinges on settlement and farming shifts
The East Oregonian argues for prioritizing material rural development to boost schools and roads. It urges intensified farming, macadamized roads, and closer settlement before improvements in education and infrastructure can occur, noting better crops and diversified farming as keys to progress.
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Parcels Post and Postal Savings Bank
Country Life Commission
East Oregonian
Umatilla County
Forest Grove Celebrates Opening of New Electric Line
Forest Grove holds a banquet tonight to mark the electric line opening. The Oregonian notes the line spurred population growth and new homes and business blocks along the route from Forest Grove to the terminus, with cheap frequent transport boosting development.
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Forest Grove
Maya
Oregon Electric interurban promises growth for towns
The editorial lauds expanding transportation and cultivation across rural and urban areas linked by the Oregon Electric system. It notes Forest Grove and Portland benefiting from improved routes, mentions Pendleton and Walla Walla line promises, and questions the promised construction timeline and franchise validity if not started within 19 months.
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Forest Grove
Portland
Oregon Electric
Ceme
New York
Pendleton
Oregon & Washington Company
City to take over old cemetery for improvement
Welcome news from Pendleton reports the city will assume control of the old cemetery 320 to repair and beautify the tract. Pioneers buried there will be moved to Olney cemetery and a monument may be erected. the project aims to honor those who kept the frontiers safe.
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Pendleton
Olney
Tutuilla
Meeting King Christian and a Knighted Gift
In a homeward moment RUS recounts greeting King Christian with a handshake and a shared sense of kindness. The exchange centers on the cross pin, the motto In His Name, and a pledge to defend womanhood and children, ending with the king returning the gift and bestowing a gold cross.
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Mother
Christian
Louise
America
King
Jacob Bila
New Year’s Resolutions by a Wayward Sinner
A dated verse laments erratic conduct and vices including drunkenness nicotine and profanity. The speaker vows immediate reform at year’s start to curb sins and return to virtue, addressing others as Chief O’Sinners.
Unnecessary Noises and Odd Exchanges in Local Tales
Hilarious incidents recount a soprano’s solo interrupted by a child’s question about the conductor and a mother’s reply. A fire scare causes three clothing stores to display signs, drawing crowds to Rosenbaum’s, while Smith and Brown misfire with their “Main Entrance” label. Jonny J. Hanrahan resigns as Grand Master to join American Automatic Stoker in Chicago.
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Success Magazine
Little Johnny
Smith
Jonny J. Hanrahan
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
American Automatic Stoker Company
Chicico
Woolen mill bonds urged for Pendleton revival
Property owners and business men in Pendleton are urged to buy woolen mill bonds to raise local funds for rebuilding the mill and resuming operations under Bishop management. The bonds offer five percent interest and are described as a safe investment likely to sell readily.
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Pendleton
Bishop
Echo community presses for scouring mill site
Those Echo residents push for a scouring mill, believing it would aid Echo greatly. Yet the piece notes Pendleton is a more suitable location for the sheepmen’s mill, despite Echo’s commendable enterprise.
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Echo
Pendleton
Coastwise Winter and a Court Ruling on Telegraphers
A poem by Ike Russell contemplates winter scenes from the Coast Range to Mount Hamilton. A New Rochelle court ruling confirms New York State law limiting telegraphers’ work time to eight hours daily, upheld by Justice Keogh in the Supreme Court.
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New Rochelle
Keogh
Supreme Cort of
New York
Asult
Erie Railroad
Pendleton Plans Timely Commercial Club Remodeling
Residents of Pendleton question when the Commercial association will begin rejuvenation efforts. The community has many tasks, but upgrading the Commercial club is deemed a priority to avoid further delay.
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Commercial Association
Pendleton
Commercial Club
Pendleton New Year's Eve Hall Plans Arise
A Pendletonian ask to attend the library hall on New Year's Eve, urging good hearts to join and noting Pendleton’s progress and faith in fair dealing.
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Library
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Portland, Oregon
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Rosenbaum
Brown
J. W. Maloney
T. G. Montgomery
the American National Bank
Pendleton Savings Bank
Coastwise Winter
Sons of the Golden West
Mount Hamilton
Sland
Ike Russell
Berlin
OUS Suit Club
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Pendleton, Oregon
Winter
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
St. Joseph’s Academy
Anime
Sisters of St. Francis
Philadelphia
Neagle Bros
Colesworthy
E. Alta
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