Pendleton County Official Paper Ad Rates and Address
The Daily East Oregonian, Pendleton, lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions including mail and carrier options. It notes the Oregon News Co address at 501 Bee tone Street and states its United Press Association membership.
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Pendleton
D. East
Oregonian Pun Signing Co
Daily East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Balding. i
Asblaxton
D C
Boren
Bee Tone Street
Victory in Defeat and the Oak on the Wind
Poem fragment attributed to Edwin Markham with Nautilus imprint. Imagery of a great oak bending in wind, deepening roots on the windward side, and the soul tasting rapture through sorrow. Reflects themes of resilience and beauty born from hardship.
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Edwin Markham
Nautilus
Portland Commercial Club to expand publicity drive and keep Richardson
Portland business leaders backing the Portland Commercial Club vote to retain Tom Richardson as manager and double publicity funding. A. L. Mills raises his monthly gift from 100 to 200 dollars as the city plans a bigger westward influx amid Seattle fair attention. Pendleton prepares to aid, Seattle will draw migrants, and Oregon seeks organized welcome efforts for newcomers.
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Portland
Portland Commercial Club
Tom Richardson
A. L. Mills
First National Bank
Seattle
Middle West
Mississippi Valley
Washington
Oregon
Pendleton
Cfty
Commercial Association
Oregon Agricultural College growth urged for state support
A banquet hosted by Umatia county OA C graduates featured Professor Cordley noting rapid growth of the college. He urged substantial legislative funding to maintain its position as the fastest advancing agricultural school in the United States, stressing its role in economic and moral advancement for the state.
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Umatia County O A. C
Cordley
Oregon
United States
Oregon Agricultural College
Agricultural Colleges
Editorial on Oregon senatorial scene stirs controversy
In an Atlanta Constitution piece Clark Howell denounces political treachery in Oregon. He argues Fulton likely to be replaced by Governor Chamberlin amid direct vote reforms and a Republican machine’s ouster, noting Oregon’s shift to direct populaire choice and the people’s revolt leading to George E. outcome.
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Atlanta Constitution
Clark Howell
Oregon
Unites States Senate
Fulton
Chamberlin
George E
Oregon Republicans Face Senate Nominations Clash
Chambers heads a safe majority while Republicans control the legislature and consider naming a Republican senator despite Taft and Sherman electors. Senator Bourne warns such disloyalty would betray the people’s will, as Governor Chamberlin gains national praise for conservation and irrigation work.
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Oregon
Taft
Sherman
Fulton
Jonathan Bourne
Chamberlin
West
Umatilla County Lobbying Committee Set To Meet
This evening the Umatilla county lobbying committee will convene to discuss prospective legislation. The county seeks to influence the coming legislature with determined, aggressive advocacy based on past experience.
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Umatilla County
Slang in Women Sparks Dismay in The Girl Today
A Chicago News survey notes the rising slang use among women deemed improper by critics. The item catalogs terms like nir for no, jay for provincial things, skate for smanl minded, and phrases such as hurries, hite a lively gan, and beats it. The piece laments the trend as bad taste and up-to-date conflict.
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Chicago News
The Place of Dreams Dream Poem Fragment
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution speaks of dreams coming true. The verse invites sharing what dreams say and where fairy gold appears at the dreamer's feet. It contrasts old griefs with pleasures found in fulfilled dreams.
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Altlanta Constitution
The Sheep as I See Them by The Shampehder
A narrator laments sheep on June sun lit plains. The poem contrasts woolly flock rhythms with wolves and dreams, recalling a poet who failed to truly know shepherd life. The speaker, a shepherd, notes misery, humor, and a skewed view of poetry amid range life.
Change for the Better Reveals Old Indy Domicile
A long time home near the old Virginia North Carolina border was moved in a country re-survey that found the line ran several feet south of the former dividing line. The discovery changes residence notes and may affect land boundaries and jurisdiction.
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Oan Old Indy
Virginia
North Carolina
False colors and temperance clash at New York dinner
Gen. F D Grant lamented the abolition of the canteen and warned that the U S Army has the worst health in the world. He mocked temperance advocates and recounted a jokey exchange about a feigned soup that a corporal called coffee. The piece shifts to Japan Herald notes on horse racing regs aimed at improving breed and banning unsuitable horses from pacing meetings.
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F. D. Grant
United States Army
Japan Herald
Bureanu
Bureau
Aome
Rice Clubs
Kobe Herald
Not a Troublemaker and Other Short Pieces
A Success Magazine excerpt recounts a boy who questions the miracle of loaves and fishes after Sunday school, framed by a quiet breakfast confession to disbelief and a father’s caution against argument. It then offers wry maxims on marriage duties and a brusque Uncle Remus quip about bragging of hardship.
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Success Magazine
Oliver
We Sell Vitioi with satisfaction guarantee
Pendleton Drug Company in Pendleton Oregon offers Vitioi with a full money back guarantee if it does not give satisfaction. The ad targets run-down nervous debili tated aged or weak individuals and those with stubborn colds coughs bronchitis or incipient consumption to try Vinoi.
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Pendleton Drug Company
Pendletom
Oregon
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Mall
Pally
Dally
Mail
United Press Association
Euscleton
Snr
Tory
Glory
Vic
Co. A. C
Agricultural College
A. C. Is
Chambers
the Place OF
H. C. Stephens
J. W. Maloney
T. G. Montgomery
the American National Bank
Pendleton Savings Bank
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
N. K. Clarke
C. W. Cornelius
Uncle Remus
Vitioi
Remington
Remington Typewriter Co. [Incorporated
The
Berlin
OUS Suit Club
J.E. Beard
E. Court, St
Pendleton, Oregon
Winter
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Sorage Company
St. Joseph’s Academy
Sisters of St. Francis
Philadelphia
Neagle Bros
Colesworthy
E. Alta
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