Pendleton Daily rates and distribution details
An independent Pendleton Oregon newspaper lists subscription rates and distribution outlets. It notes daily and semi weekly editions with prices for mail and carrier delivery, and mentions Portland news stands for availability. It includes office and mailing address hints and a clerked old style format.
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Hepal-Werkly
Pendleton
Oregon
Gregonian Publishing CO
Cline and Mather
Mall
Sermon on sin and suffering by Rev J A Wunrel at church
The pastor of the Christian Church delivers a sermon addressing the universal problem of pain and suffering. He argues that suffering results from sin and traces it to the wages of sin. He emphasizes God’s justice and humanity’s responsibility within creation.
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J. A. Wunrel
MER Eepmons
Te Clirkeian
Goi
Concentrated Education Paths Proposed in County Districts
A reader proposes concentrating education by forming district schools across multiple counties to support normal schools and high schools. The letter urges law changes enabling two or more counties to cooperate in establishing a consolidated school offering primary and high school training to improve attendance and resources.
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Qountica
Frimary Nigh
Umatilla
Vitality and Practice of Christianity for World Reconstruction
Fragmented text discusses Christianity's vitality for world reconstruction and temperance, naming Paul and Crete. It references doctrinal health, chastity, discretion, gravity, and the role of Christian worship in guiding men to temper destructive tendencies in society.
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Crete
Paul
Sis
Polon
Lord What Will Thou Have Me Do TeXt Fragment
Fragmented devotional text questions what the Lord requires from believers and clergy. It recalls Paul’s hardships, shipwrecks, and mission work, mentions General Robb and a bishop, and ends with a plea to discern the Lord’s will for faithful service today.
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Xii Mons
Heaven
M. E
Wishville
Nord
Mgr Moench
Oregon Normal School Plan Faces Equity Hurdles
A letter by O. D. Teel to the East Oregonian argues for state funded normal schools in Oregon, proposing three schools in merit-selected towns. It warns county based funding would be unfair to counties not contributing and notes Willamette valley bias against such plans, while urging a statewide solution to serve southern and eastern Oregon. The piece also reflects on wartime casualty reporting errors and the difficulty of accurate home-front communication during large military operations.
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O. D. Teel
East Oregonian
Oregon
Willamette Valley
France
Ince
H. H. Hattery
Pendleton
Umatilla
My Prayer From Henry Van Dyke Fragment
A fragmented verse piece featuring reverent language about gifts prayer and daily tasks. The text alludes to spiritual duties and hopes for divine guidance through adversity. It invokes named figures and a poetical voice, reflecting themes of faith and seeking strength.
Olive Tablets as a Gentle Remedy for Bad Breath
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are promoted as a substitute for harsh laxatives to improve overall digestion and cleanse the system. The ad claims they lessen bad breath by balancing the bowels and supporting liver function without griping or pain.
Lamette Valley Training Rule Faces Returns of Aid Debate
The note discusses a rule in the Lamette Valley that fails to work bidirectionally. It questions the lack of state aid for standard training, highlighting concerns over policy gaps and potential implications for local programs.
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Lamette Valley
28 YEARS AGO INCIDENTS REPORTED IN EAST OREGONIAN
From The East Oregonian February 1854. Judge A flennett of The Dalles attends court. License issued to Miley Dollie Davinson and J.L. Whren. Sam Anderson’s ranch below Pendiston looted by tramps. a fire risk near the jail prompted firefighters to douse flames. Francisco quota figures show low post demobilization employment with less than 17 percent of discharged men seeking work and only 100 placed in Alameda County today.
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East Oregonian
A. & Flennett
Dalles
Miley Dollie Davinson
JL. B. Whren
Sam Anderson
Pendiston
John Stuart
Dole
Francisco
Alien Angier’s Bill Faces Senate Introduction
An unknown draftical amendment to state law aims to bar non citizens from participating in streams of one form or another under a broad national framework. The measure, prepared for Senate introduction soon, targets alien residents and seeks to tighten eligibility rules across multiple state activities.
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United State
Senate
From the People Favors District Normal Echo Opinion
From the People favors district normal in Echo Oregon as of February. Editor Bert Oreronian notes a referenced editorial from January regarding local education changes.
Eczema Healing Salves and Antiseptic Liquid Notes
Fragmentary user text discusses greasies salves for eczema and antiseptic liquid uses. Mentions good skin, large size pricing, and claims of removing eczema quickly, healing burns and wounds. Text is garbled with repeated filler phrases and unclear sources.
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Plepnone
Mail
Portland
Iowithnn News Co
Jong Dureau
Somataera
Churc
Mike
Lini
Penidletén
Henry von Dyke
Echo
Ore
Eeditor Bert Oreronian
Adval Chuang
Vardar
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