Independent Daily Oregonian Notice Text
An independent newspaper published daily and semi weekly in Pendleton Oregon. It lists offices including Oregon News Co Portland and Washington D C Bureau. It notes the paper is the official city and county paper and is a United Press Association member.
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Oregon
Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Fonda News Co
Security Ball
Washington, D. Cc
Fourteenth Street
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Highland Home Inspires Seafaring Verse by Scollard
In a New York era note Clinton Scollard reflects on home as he observes slanting spars and shifting tracks at sea. He finds eternal stirs shining through wrack and foam, his heart steady amid deep sea din and foamy wastes, cherishing his highland origins.
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Clinton Scollard
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Judge Ellis Contemplates Republican Congress Bid
Discussion swirls around Judge W F Ellis as a potential Republican candidate for Congress from the district. He declines to state plans, with observers noting his past service and a long clean record, yet criticizing him as out of step with the party’s progressive wing and Taftite tendencies.
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W. FR. Ellis
Congress
Pendleton
Judge Ellis
Oregon
Joe Cannon
Progressive Talk Shapes Eastern Oregon Politics
The editorial urges a shift from standpatters to progressives in Eastern Oregon, praising La Follette and Wilson and criticizing privilege and old guard judges like Ellis. It calls for a brave, clean congressman who will fight for the common good and align with the people’s welfare. It also comments on fair pavilion location and civic planning, linking governance to public attendance and community needs.
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Cial
la Follette
Woodrow Wilson
Lincoln
Oregon
Judge Ellis
Mother's Friend Promises Comfort for Pregnant Women
The ad extols an external oil emulsion named Mother's Friend to ease the pains of pregnancy and prepare the body for birth. It claims relief from discomfort, quicker postnatal recovery, and ongoing health benefits, urging purchase at drug stores and offering a free booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta.
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, Ga
Permanent aims in focus amid evolving plans
A local official urges that there should be a permanent approach as discussions continue. The statement suggests steady, long term policy emphasis while plans remain in flux. No dates or specific programs are provided in the readable text.
Tribute to Justice Harlan Referencing $13,000 Estate
A glowing tribute to the late Justice Harlan notes a $13,000 estate left by the deceased. The piece emphasizes his judicial legacy and moral stature, outlining how the sizable estate reflects his personal life and public service.
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Justice Harlan
Cocked Hat Letter Draws Wall Street Backlash
The Cocked Hat letter published by reactionaries to injure Woodrow Wilson backfires. Governor Wilson gains forcible proof of Wall Street opposition, and he now has it.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Wall Street
Play square good advice for grownups and boys
A terse aphorism suggests fair conduct is wise for adults and youths alike, emphasizing integrity in actions and choices without harsh detail. The remark underscores universal ethics across ages, implying steady, honorable behavior benefits individuals and groups.
Pony Contest Votes Show Standings at Store
To avoid confusion in the Pony Contest standings, voters are urged to cast votes as soon as possible. Standings of each boy and girl in the contest are now displayed at our store for public viewing.
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