Pendleton Post Office Mall Notice Abstract
Battered at the post office at Pendleton Oregon as second class mall matter On Kala in other cities The Eastern News Portland Oregon 821 Washington St at 6th Imperial Hotel News Stand Portland Bowman News Co Portland Oregon On file at Bereau 900 Security Building oo D C Bereau 501 Fourteenth Street N W
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Pendleton
Oregon
Portland
Washington St
6Th Imperial Hotel
Bowman News Co
Bereau
D. C. Bereau
Fourteenth Street
A Girdsome Little Mower in June Time
Poem praising a pure heart as one light with God and delight in all times. It depicts eternal youth and a life beyond fear or death. The piece closes with a note attributing to Will Helm Brashear in the Louisville Herald.
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Louisville
Veto powers urged to curb logrolling in state budget
Oregon figures reveal calls for a practical veto by the governor to veto single items in appropriations. Gov Oswald West argues such reform would curb heavy spending through logrolling and preserve referendum rights. The piece links reform to broader economy measures and notes Pendleton fire department progress.
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West
Salem, Ore
Oswald West
Pendleton
Editorial on Gilliland and local politics in Umatilla
In a Pendleton Oregon paper, E W Mc Comas questions Gilliland and hints Democrats could gain by nominating him for judge. The piece then praises cost cutting, public boards abolition, and governor veto power on single appropriation items as reforms, aligning with Dr. C J Smith. The Oregonian’s stance on Smith’s governorship is questioned and reconsidered.
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E. W. McComas
Gilliland
McComas
East Oregonian
Umatilla County
DAILY
Pendleton
Oregon
Pyrene
Aes
Oregonian
Smith
Oregonian shifts support to Dr. C J Smith for governor
The Oregonian revises its stance after Dr. C J Smith approves Governor West’s Copperfield actions. Editorials compare Smith’s platform on tax cuts and public economy with the paper’s call for strict budgeting, while promising overall reform and maintenance of essential institutions.
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Oregon Journal
Oregonian
C. J. Smith
Smith
West
Copperfield
Youre Crow Over GETS-IT for Corns
An old advertisement promotes GETS-IT as a speedy corn cure. The copy emphasizes simple, quick relief and boasts dramatic results with minimal steps. It uses enthusiastic, rhythmic phrases to attract readers seeking a fast remedy.
East Oregonian ad touts best vacuum to boost subscribers
The East Oregonian promotes a top vacuum cleaner as a tool to attract readers, emphasizing that the newspaper’s goal is subscriber growth rather than selling vacuums. The message frames the offer as a way to secure value for readers while supporting the paper.
Saving Stamp Money and Mail Delays in Yonkers
In a mirthful vein the Yonkers Statesman presents stray stories about frugal couple dynamics Patience notes her husband trims expenses while Patrice forgets to mail letters A sharp exchange has a speaker claiming the man she marries must have sense another retorts he won t The column also riffs on a line about after many years Bacon living easy street then Get-up in the morning and light the fire star Yonkers Statesman
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Patrice
Yonkers Statesman
Bacon
Egbert
Yonkers
Where He Gets off does he know her very well
In a Detroit Free Press snippet a reader quotes a terse exchange about a man gossiping about a woman’s appearance. The remark hints at familiarity and potential discomfort in social dynamics, reflecting columnists’ wry tone.
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Detroit Free Press
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Peneton
Tj East Oungonian Publishing CO
United Res Dimedtaxias
Lawrence & JD
Pendleton Drug Co
F. J. Donalds
Gonian
Netherlands
American Mortgage Bank
Frank R. Atkins
East Court St. Pendleton
Hohbach’s
Chile
Court Street
The
American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Manufacturers
W. H. Morrison
Helix
Irvington
East
East Oregonian Pub, CO
First National Bank
Bauwelinck
Vuang
A. Bauwelinck
Bait Wane Sree
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