Pendleton Oregon Daily Fast Oregonian details
Independent Pendleton newspaper lists publication frequencies and mail rates. It notes offices in Portland and a Chicago bureau, with United Press Association affiliation and post office entry as second class mail matter.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Fast
Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Chicago
Security
Washington, D
Foureenth Street
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The Horses of the Sun and the Humble War
The poem by John Vance Cheney extols simple virtue over vanity and glory. It argues time erodes pride, while a quiet heart finds happiness in the common day, leaving grand crowns and fame to fade.
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Andi
John Vance Cheney
Keep the Three Normal Schools for Oregon
Opinion argues against closing any of Oregon’s three normal schools Monmouth Weston and Ashland and urges the legislature to maintain the three regional institutions to serve growing populations. Centralization in Portland would waste existing properties and fail to serve the whole state.
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Noremal
Monmouth
Weston
Ashland
Monmouth Normal
Wilamette Valley
Portland
Hishop Brothers Press Urgency in Woolen Mill Bid
The Hishop brothers urge swift action on forming the woolen mill corporation after purchasing old mill machinery with promises of local backing. They seek meeting of agreed conditions and aim to have goods ready for delivery this fall, with most local funds pledged.
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Hishop
Woolen Mill Corporation
Organ Aed
Pendleton Woolen Mill Rebuild Faces Timely Funding
Citizens urged immediate action to raise the full amount for rebuilding the woolen mill under Bishop management. Several workers must be assigned, and additional conditions met to reestablish the mill. Local support cites the mill’s revival as vital for Pendleton, with plans to enlarge and operate it year round to benefit the city and alleviation of delay.
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Pendleton
Bishop
Senator Kay Earns Respect After Party Rift
Senator Kay of Marion county is praised for standing with the people's choice for senator despite pressure from disgruntled anti-Chamberlain workers. The political controversy centers on alleged attempts to sway the election and break pledges, yet Kay's honesty and integrity shine through, earning broad support.
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Kay
Marion County
anti-Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Roseburg Commercial Club Opens New Quarters
In the twelfth, the Roseburg Commercial Club celebrated its new club building with guests from across the state and a banquet by the Ladies Auxiliary. The notice asks when Pendleton will finish work on its own commercial association quarters.
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Roseburg
Pendleton
Mayor appoints library commission and calls for a qualified librarian
Mayor Murphy names a library commission and urges a capable librarian to be hired. He notes substantial city spending on the library and stresses the need for a thorough, well trained librarian, even if it requires searching New York for one.
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Murphy
New York
Water Board Reports Strong Finances For Pendleton
A hopeful water commission report to the corner notes the board's receipts last year were 20000 dollars with expenditures of 12000 dollars. The city’s water system shows solid returns, suggesting Pendleton could fund a mountain water system.
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Water Commission
Water Board
Pendleton
Umatilla County Awaits Salem Passed Station Bill
Umatilla county learns the Salem bill for an experiment station is likely to pass the House of Representatives. The station’s establishment was the county’s long sought goal and indications point to final grant.
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Umatilla County
Salem
House of
Senator Cole Chairs Oregon Normal School Shuffle
With Senator Cole as chairman of the educational committee, eastern Oregon's normal school should receive fall treatment. The aunehine le fine after the storm.
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Senator Cole
Eastern Oregon
Ban On Bridge Whist Prizes Draw Fire From Washington
A curious ruling from FE. P. Goodwin, assistant attorney general, declares that bridge whist parties offering prizes are lotteries and cannot be sent through the mail. The edict, issued from Washington, alarms society women and men who favor card games, as invitations and prizes must be mailed or avoided. A Hartford, Connecticut citizen prompted the inquiry citing parties with large prizes.
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Sam
Mall
Goodwin
Chambers of the Mighty
Washington
High Wand
Angele Sam
Hastfort
Conn
Post Office Department
Genera
FE. P. Goodwin
Uncle Sam
Schurz-Misinforming: Eugene Field Delivers Impromptu Intro
In a Missau town hall, Schurz missed his cue to speak. Field, posing as Schurz, introduced the famed journalist Eugene Field in heavy German dialect claiming he is too ill to speak. The crowd enjoyed the humorous ruse as Schurz recovered from shock.
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Cat! Schure
Missau
Eugene Field
BSA
St. Louis
Mr. Schure
Mr. Schurz
Schurz
Field
Schura
We Live and Trusts Theme in Aural Dissent
A poetic vent lists various named trusts as forces shaping everyday life. Piercing, chilling, roasting, soaking, doping, bullying and higher pressures are linked to diverse sectors like pin, tee, coal, soap, beef, oil, and pickle. The verse closes with the sign off “-arden Mills.”
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Pin Trust
Tee Trust
Coal Trust
Soap Trust
Beef Trust
Tamer Trust
Pickle
Arden Mills
Seek Fteller in Death. Four Girls Attempt Suicide on Rail
The Japan Times reports four girls under one hour old were spotted loitering on a railway track and attempted suicide after fleeing a cotton mill in Tokyo. The police intervened, learning a sad tale of factory misery, dormitory life, and lack of funds. They fled at dawn but lacked tickets and planned to die, only to be stopped by officers.
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Tokyo
Japan Times
Weight Carrying Champion of Paris Slings Six Hundredweight
M. Jean Ricaud wins the Paris weight carrying prize by bearing a burden of about six hundredweight on the head. He completed a roughly sixty yard course in about 58 seconds, achieving the 1407 championship amid this unusual event.
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M. Jean Ricaud
Paris
M. Ricaud
Strind
Why so pale and wan in the old love lament
A short literary excerpt presents a plea from a pleading lover to a distant beloved. The speaker, repeatedly asking why she remains pale mute and unmoved, urges action and declares that nothing will compel her if she does not love. The passage ends with a blunt expletive about the beloved’s resistance.
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Sir John Suckling
Madam Palma promises guidance and predictions
A palmistry advert promotes Madam Palma offering free, no questions asked advice on troubles and future outcomes. It claims her predictions are accurate, promising wealth, health, happiness, and success with office hours from 1 a.m. to 9 p.m. and notes of fortune telling expertise.
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Palma
The Good and the Builder of Temples
A philosophical reflection on influence urging restraint from insult and excess. True power lies in creating good and elevating humanity. The speaker emphasizes constructive work over demolition and the building of spaces where people may feel uplifted.
Locating the Cause in a Mother's Despair
A distressed mother laments her child’s behavior while a sympathetic friend questions his upbringing. The scene moves through family tensions as they discuss potential parental influence and the boy's true nature.
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Swift Specific CO
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H. C. Stephens
J. W. Maloney
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Clopton & CO
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Edison Phonographs
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Ean Oregonian
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Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
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East Oregonian
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Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
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Pendleton Toe & Cold Storage Company
St. Anthony’s Hospital
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