Store and carrier rate list from Oregon publication
A fragmented ad lists subscription options and rates by mall and carrier for daily and weekly editions. It includes prices such as 685.00 and 1.25 per unit, notes sales at Oregon News Co in Portland, and provides bureau addresses in Chicago and Washington. It identifies Pendleton as the mailing office and credits United Press Association.
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Tee Daily
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News Co
Oider
Chicago
Washington
Li C
N. W
Wilson bid framed by Colliers Weekly support
Colliers Weekly backs Woodrow Wilson for the Democratic presidential nomination. The February issue defends Wilson against critics and traces his rise from Princeton to New Jersey power, noting opposition from business interests and the decisive role of party factions in his favor or defeat.
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Colliers Weekly
Woodrow Wilson
Colliers
Wilson
Watterson Et al
New Jersey
Wilson Mm
Princeton
Broad Street
Wall Street
Wilson Tuo
Ufe
Hughes
Roosevelt
la Follette
Cummins
No Excuse Now for Greasy Doughnuts
A Greenville South Carolina woman notes her doughnuts improved after using Cottolene for frying. She praises Cottolene as the perfect shortening made from vegetable oil with no hog fat and no indigestion, claiming it yields clean looking pastries and biscuits.
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Greenville
S. C
Moun
Wall Street Boosts Him Against Popularity Alairway
Wall street influence helps him rise in popularity. The financiers aim to push him down, but their actions seem to elevate his profile instead.
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Wall Street
Wh- Son
Pendleton Commercial Club Election Scrutiny
The passage accuses a large local public service contractor of trying to influence the Pendleton Commercial club election. It argues the Commercial association should not serve as a public service adjunct and urges the firm to focus on improving its local service and facilities rather than political meddling.
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Commercial Club
Commercial Association
City of
Pendleton
Taft Roosevelt fight risks Taft nomination if La Follette withdraws
La Follette’s possible withdrawal could shift the race to a Taft Roosevelt contest. Taft’s supporters enjoy smoother sailing so far with a divided opposition, but a Taft Roosevelt clash would hinge on delegations from states with presidential preference laws and machine influence in the South.
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la Follette
Taft
Roosevelt
King George Returns to England After India Trip
King George comes back from a three months absence in India. Subjects fared well during his absence and it is doubtful his return will noticeably affect Britain’s political or economic life.
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George
England
India
Great Britain
Paul Sperry Nominated for Place on Round-up Board
Directors select Paul Sperry for the Round-up board after his two-year leadership of the Westward Ho parades. His continuing qualities are noted as valuable for the board’s duties and community events.
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Paul Sperry
Political clash over money taints Texas race
Joe Bailey of Texas attacked E Bryan accusing political ambition for money but the speaker misfired as the crowd, near Ni- Segara falls, distrusted the rhetoric and chose to test the claims elsewhere.
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Joe Bailey
Texas
E Bryan
Groundhog Theory Echoes in Wheat Price Question
A reader questions why wheat prices stay firm while grain remains with growers and mocks the Groundhog’s theory as birds voice confidence in the idea. The note hints at market timing and speculative beliefs without detailing specific figures or dates.
The Traveling Man Who Sells Comfort
A moving vendor sits in the crowded car offering trifle gifts to soothe crying babies and ease strangers. He gives seats and aid without praise, a quiet ally of travelers, enduring cold and neglect while aiding toward the common comfort. Ella Wheeler Wilcox notes his selfless, understated kindness and calls him a misused commercial man.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Too Much For Him In Dress Trimms Department
A mathematics professor tags along shopping with his wife in the Washington Star tale. In a dress trimmings shop he hears a price for gold spangled crepe and, as his wife and the saleswoman calculate four six inch strips on a two and three quarter yard skirt, his head reels. He excuses himself and flees for air rather than help with the math.
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Washington Star
Professor Trusts Wife On Exact Material Cost
A wife returns with the precise quantity of material needed and the professor accepts her claim she did not overpay. The article notes the couple’s trust in each other and the minimal exchange involved.
Nothing the Matter, Canvasser Reveals Name is Single
A door to door encounter unfolds as a canvasser claims to be single while the resident asserts marriage. The exchange ends with the canvasser declaring his name is Single and that he is married, then bids farewell.
Deathly Mishap on Return Run Causes Inquiry
A football play ends with a player recovering a fumbled ball and returning it toward the end zone. He trips near the goal line, breaking his neck. The coroner cites an accident or fluke as the cause, per the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Cleveland Plain Dewler
What He Wanted to Know, She
A father earned his fortune in youth. The dialogue explores how he did it and whether he still has it, reported as a brief London Opinion exchange.
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London
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Regan
Peaciesen
East Oregonian Publishing Co
Sik Mouti
Carrie
Dally
Monti
Ty Carr
Carrier
Mall
the Tofficee
United Press Association
Ree
Violet-vales
Ver
Vales
Rover
Rose
Frank L, Stanton
Por Wilson
Ni- Segara Falls
Him
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Pendleton Planing
Borie Lumber CO. CO
Hana
American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
Sorosis
Alexander
Koeppen’s
Anna
Clara
A. Eklund
Main Street
Tallman @ Co
Gas
la Fontaine
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