Pendleton Daily Bulletin Publication Note
Published Delay and Semi Weekly at Pendleton Oregon by the Oregonian index notes kept on sale at Oregon News Co Morrison Street. Chicago Bureau Washington D C 50 th Street N W entered at the post office Pendleton as second class mail matter.
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Pendleton
A Man Who Waited for Honor and Profit
A reflective passage describes a man who delays his deeds while others seize opportunities and gain praise. He sits in a corner, pitying himself as the world moves on, leaving him behind in honor and profit he could have earned.
La Follette's Bold Push for Progressive Reform
La Follette leads the insurgents with frank, vigorous public addresses. He challenges Taft era progressives, calls for direct democracy and a trusted commission to ease burdens of trusts while opposing rigid price controls. He criticizes tariffs and the Aldrich money plan, urges democratic supremacy in politics.
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la Follette
Taft
San Francisco Bulletin
Cleveland
Gary
National Reserve Association
City council closed caucus under fire from critics
Critics object to secret council caucuses arguing public access to city government is essential. The paper defends publishing such proceedings when available by honorable means and urges open meetings so citizens see what their public servants do. Secret meetings, it says, undermine accountability and often leak anyway.
Letters Calibrate Public Support for Governor West’s Policy
Newspapers across the state print heartfelt endorsements of Governor West’s prison policy. The East Oregorian publishes a typical letter showing sincere praise for the governor and appealing to readers.
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East Oregorian
Governor weighs mercy as meritorious prisoners gain chance
The governor shows willingness to inquire into individual cases and grant chances to meritorious prisoners. The return of William Mack to the penitentiary after mortgage work on his in laws home highlights the West system’s potential and strengthens the governor in his course.
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William Mack
Streigthen
Endorses Governor West in Oregonian letter
A Pendleton letter-writer praises Governor West for releasing a life convict briefly to help mortgage a father-in-law’s home, allowing his family to avoid sale, and states gratitude for such leadership. He recalls Portland’s 3000-worker demand, cites destitution, drinking, and dependence on charity, and questions why a jailed person is always "thrown in." The writer signs as JOHN HAIGH and dates January 4.
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Oregonian
Oregon
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Pendleton
Danderine Hair Growth Ad Claims Luxuriant Hair
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair growth solution promising long heavy luxurious hair, reduced dandruff and itching, and a soft lustrous finish after daily use for a short period. It asserts immediate scalp relief and eventual widespread new growth with periodic maintenance and a 25 cent bottle from drug stores.
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Knowlton
Two Old Maids Anna-What do you think
Mr Ek lund charged me for sewing on a pair of soles on my shoes Clara-Don t know and don t care Anna he only charged me 66c and did fine work too yes but I don t like him Anna-well well you ev intly do or you wouldn t care Men s soles sewed on for 0c Full line of men s fine shoes
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