Pendleton Weekly Subscription Rates Ad
The Pendleton weekly and daily papers list subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery. It notes the Daily East Oregonian office at Morrison Street Portland and Northwest News Co in Washington DC as distribution contacts, and states entry as second class mail matter with official city and county paper designation.
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Enat
Oregonian
News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News Co
Washington, DP. C
N. W
Pendleton
Geegon
April Rain Tess Roses at the Picnic Train
Fragmentary line hints at Tess and roses in April rain near a picnic train, suggesting a poetic or nostalgic scene. No clear persons beyond Tess, no concrete event, place, or organization specified.
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Tess
Good Roads Bills Earn Backing Across Counties
Opinion argues the good roads measures reflect public demand for permanent highways. It explains county choice on funding, state aid, and governance, notes the state highway commission’s pay, and cites Multnomah and Umatilla counties as examples supporting passage.
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Multnomah County
Multnomah
Portland
Umatilla County
Bills Aim to Deliver Better Roads if Passed
The proposed bills promise improved road quality and infrastructure, with supporters arguing the measures will provide essential nationwide benefits. Proponents say better roads will boost commerce, safety, and daily commutes.
Move to oust Bailey from food and dairy post urged
A local opinion argues the ouster of J. W. Bailey as food and dairy commissioner is a needed step toward public service competency. The piece accuses him of clinging to office for political reasons and warns officials about mixing politics with public duties, urging merit rules for county commissioners as well.
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J. W. Bailey
Food and Dairy Commissioner
Bailey
Umatilla County backs road bills with local amendments
A delegation led by H J Taylor of the Umatilla County Good Roads Association heads to Salem to press for the proposed measures with local amendments. Dr Pinkerton is named to succeed Dr McClure as chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry in the Northwest, with Pendleton headquarters urged. Jack O Neill notes Juarez pronunciation as Wah rar.
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State Good Roads Association
Umatilla County
Pinkerton
McClure
Bureau of Animal Industry
Northwest
Pendleton
How Senators Are Made
Opinion piece argues the constitutional method of choosing US senators is misapplied. It asserts current practice lets party caucuses deny general legislative input, with a majority of one party effectively electing a senator and wasting the other party's votes. The article cites a 150 member legislature with 76 Democrats and 74 Republicans and warns of machine influence over public will.
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United States
American Review of Reviews
Buling a Pair of Shoes
A Lowell Sun report describes a customer seeking walking boots in size 4 with a wide B width as she notes foot tenderness and rheumatism while explaining her past shoe sizes and foot shape. The clerk explains the high instep requires a larger size and mentions Venus de Medici as a model of proportion.
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Lowell “Sun
Aananias
Shod Swap Prank Leaves Buyer Frugal and Fooled
A young worker uses a sly ruse with numbers to swap soles and sizes. He tricks a buyer by altering tags inside shoes, replacing 4s and 3s with letters, claiming the new pairs fit better. The buyer, unaware, proceeds with the purchase.
The Worker’s Lifelong Spirit in a Farm Tale
Judd Mortimer Lewis portrays a family saga on a tough farm. A brave brother toils with Bet the plough horse, sends Jimmie to college, and watches Katie rise from peril. The narrative celebrates labor, perseverance, and quiet triumph across years.
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Jimmie
Katie
Wood
Judd Mortimer Lewis
Houston Post
February 6 in History Highlights 1908 1909 1910
A 1908 entry notes Sir Harry MacLean, a British subject, liberated by Ratsull the Moroccan bandit. 1909 marks the launch of the Delaware battleship at Newport News as the American fleet sails from Gibraltar to Hampton Roads. 1910 Pope Pius declines an audience to former Vice President Charles W Fairbanks. the Naval tug Nina is lost at sea with all hands.
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Sir Harry MacLean
Ratsull
Newport News
Gibraltar
Hampton Roads
Pope Pius
Praes
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Nina
Expulsion Tests Social Rank in a Humorous Tale
In Harper's Weekly an exchange between Adam and Eve about their social standing follows their expulsion. Eve laments lacking a social register entry while Adam cheekily notes they are among the first families and jokes about a self-named jackass.
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Eve
Adam
Jackass
Harper's Weekly
Fine Place Seeks Modern Home At Ask Price Today
A for sale notice highlights a fine place described as a splendid, modern home. The listing invites inquiries today about the asking price and potential purchase details.
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Gareta Serry
Mall
Wall
Aial
Mall A
United Prees Association
Good Rods
State Highway Commission
Highway Board
Juarez
Jack O'Neill
THE
Pendleton Drug CO
Regon Theatre
Pendletons
of Redeemer
Chorus of
Pendleton’s Society Belles
Hanscom
Franklin & Webb Streets
Riverside
North Side
Lee Teutsch
the Real Estate and
Hot Lake Sanatorium
the House of Efficiency
Hot Lake
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Way. Co
Dr. W. T. Phy. Medical Supt
Megr
WM. McMurray
Mark Moorhouse
Roller Mills
East Oregonian
Bes
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
Leading Druggista
Hasterr
Detroit
J. W. Kimbrell
Ore
Long Brothers
B. Webb St
Henry Kopitzke
Williamson Haffner CO
Aa van
Denver,colo
Orme
MUW & C
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