Independent Pend Aton Oregon Newspaper Rates
An independent Pend Aton Oregon publication lists subscription options with daily, weekly, semi weekly and carrier delivery for varying durations. The listings include daily rates for annual, six month, three month and one month plans, along with weekly and semi weekly mail options.
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Pend Aton
Orewa
MLSE
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Dally
Carter
Mail
By Mail
Improvements urged for Pendleton streets and sidewalks
A letter from Newton Whitford urges Pendleton to adopt a civic improvement program. He calls for universal concrete sidewalks, curb provisions, better crosswalks, and extensive hard surface paving, noting current wooden walks are dangerous and unsightly. He argues the city should fund macadam streets and curb upgrades despite the cost.
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Newton Whitford
Pendleton
Move the Land Office Opens Third Umatilla Unit
The Hermiston Herald voices concern about La Grande attitudes toward the Umatilla project as the third unit opens. The remark critiques local stance while noting progress on the initiative.
Real estate efforts hurt Hermiston irrigation project hopes
The La Grande realty agents spread negative talk about the Umatilla project at the land office opening, dampening settler interest in Hermiston. Prospective homesteaders from across the country faced hostility and misinformation, leaving many discouraged from filing while urging relocation of the land office to a town with stronger irrigation support and federal aid.
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la Grande
Hermiston
Grand Rode Valley
the Herald
Thi County
Pendleton Flood Protections Strengthened After Snow
The article notes higher water due to heavy snows and rains but says Pendleton is now better protected than ever. Levee improvements and extending flood defenses are completed. The old Lee Street bridge was replaced with a modern bridge to reduce risk.
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Slicht
Lew
Pendieton
Lee Street
Pendleton
West Railroad Commissioner Oswalt Oswalt Not a Reelection Candidate
Commissioner Oswalt West states he will not seek reelection due to likely partisan effects despite a creditable record. Oregon voters often act independently of party lines, suggesting possible reelection despite Democratic affiliation. Eastern Oregon woolgrowers foresee favorable prices as sales days approach amid market conditions. The piece notes readers’ interest in the algebraic question of how long winter will last.
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Railroad
Oswalt West
Weat
Oregon
Propitious spring for trees paths and streets in Newton Whitfort
Newton Whitfort urges propitious spring planting and tree care. Improve sidewalks and street lighting, regrade and widen pedestrian paths, fund from abutting property, and restore school lawns with trees. Criticizes ragged grounds and cemetery view from academy. stresses environment shapes youth refinement.
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Academy
Newton Whitfort
Innbed Mischief Sparks Late Night Confusion
The Rev Daniel Tenncs and a companion arrive at an inn and struggle to get a bed as a bell rings all night. Around 3 am a knocking response asks how many stay, naming Tenncs Isaacs and an old Methodist preacher, then the voice departs.
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Daniel Tenncs
Evenine
Mtr. Tannes
Glavis Finishes Testimony Before Congressional Committee
Glavis completed days of testimony before the congressional Investigation committee. If other witnesses receive similar time, the committee will likely remain in session into next summer.
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Glavis
Congressional Investigation Committee
Cure for chronic sores by blood purification
An advertisement explains that to heal an old sore or ulcer the root cause must be removed by cleansing the blood. Local treatments fail as impurities persist in the circulation, while S. S. S. purifies the blood, strengthens circulation, and promotes new tissue growth. The Swift Specific Co offers a book on sores and free medical advice from Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Humorous Courtroom Exchange and Austerity at Congregational Sale
A lively scene features a clever attorney sparring over a mare's age with a judge and witness. Laughter erupts as the hostler insists he learned the mare’s facts from the horse itself. A Congregational meeting ends with a hymn, the choir misreading a line about “when we asunder.”
Fate and Fortune Foretell for Mrs Mitraret Delun
A New York Telegram note recounts Mrs Mitraret Delun, famed for a murder case, consulting fortune tellers at the Waldorf Astoria. The seers promise a royal marriage to a younger, richer husband, triggering her wild questions on how to end her current marriage.
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New York Telegram
Prison Miniatar Holds Religious Meeting in Penitentiary
A fragmentary report describes a figure named miniatar convening a religious gathering inside a prison. It mentions inmates reacting to hymns and a narrative about forgiveness. The text is unclear and includes garbled phrases about a dying thief and a goat related to a church, with no verifiable names or concrete details.
The Officer Knew Prohibition Lie Leads to Cathedral
Two thirsty men seeking liquor navigate a prohibition era scene as a local constable parades them through streets toward a cathedral. The officer suggests a place where alcohol cannot be obtained, highlighting the era's odd enforcement in a humorous twist.
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Jim
fTrai
Childish schemes and odd talk end in a muddled tale
A curious fragment recounts a boy and his mother reacting to a strange plan involving cows, old chestnuts, and a mix of absurd items. The excerpt mentions Richard and Mirnourmoan, noting a rumor about a man with thirteen wives and a lighthearted, if chaotic, domestic scene.
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Eeefey
Meecey
Richard
Crocodile Nearly Captures Kermit Roosevelt Photo Preview
In a startling incident a crocodile came close to grabbing Kermit Roosevelt. Within a day or two metropolitan papers are set to publish the photograph of the encounter, capturing a dramatic moment.
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Kermit Roosevelt
Metropolitan
Pendleton Seeks Funds for Yet-Unmet Improvements
The town faces a long list of needed betterments while acknowledging finances limit what can be funded now. A new cold wave forecast from the weather man adds a note of urgency to upcoming planning and relief efforts.
Pendleton Embraces New Trolley Line Appeal
A newcomer lauds Pendleton for the added trolley line and urges citizens and city government to improve the town’s appearance. He sees Pendleton becoming a beautiful, attractive residence city with the electric line but warns residents must shed old habits and neglect to realize the potential.
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Pendleton
Another Good Buy Ranch in Pendleton Oregon
1640 acres fully fenced with new posts and ample water supplied by a stream. 250 acres in grain and 750 tons of alfalfa potential this year. Concrete dams ditches solid buildings and fruit trees. Railroad runs through the middle. Price 46000. Contact B T Wade at American National Bank Building Pendleton Oregon.
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B.T. Wade
American Nat
Pendleton
Ore
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