County Official Paper Pendleton Oregon Publication Info
The Daily East Oregonian is an independent paper printed daily and weekly in Pendleton Oregon by East Oregonian Publishing Co Subscription rates are listed for daily and weekly mail and carrier delivery The paper is kept on sale at Oregon News Co Portland and bureaus in Washington D C and in Pendleton Oregon It is a member of the United Press Association and is entered as second class mail.
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Pendleton
Oregon
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East Oregonian Publishing Co
Daily East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
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Woman’s Gentle Kind We Owe Comfort and Cheer
A short verse fragment reflects on female virtue and compassion. It contrasts stern justice with a woman’s pity, describing how women soothe woes, comfort youth, and cheer advancing age. The excerpt attributes comforting duties and affection to women as essential to human happiness.
Take a Vacation Advice to rejuvenate mind and health
The article urges workers to plan vacations as a life investment. It contrasts choices from sea to mountains and stresses recreation clears mental ruts, refreshes character, and boosts vitality. Emphasizes benefits of breaks for those overstuck in business, urging readers to go out and vacation.
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0. S. Morden
Immorality Masked by Beauty in Maryland Tragedy
A Maryland tragedy involving Mrs. Woodell and Bob Eastman unfolds as the couple’s illicit relationship collapses. After the incident a letter from the woman to her secret lover reveals attempts to justify their affair with moral arguments and metaphors about immorality and desire.
There is a way that seemeth right but the end is death
A reflective, somber passage contrasts poetic longing with a fatal tale of dishonor. It recalls a resort murder and a shooting by law officers during an arrest, framed as an old, unprofitable story about Mary Anthony and social disregard. The tone warns against vanity and immoral choices.
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Mary Anthony
Culture and education clash over Oregon normal schools
The Oregonian accuses this paper of lacking culture for favoring modern literature while praising education efforts for Western Oregon Normal school. It condemns Oregonian slander of normal schools and the anti normal legislature funding denial, arguing such acts shame Oregon in the educational world. The line “By thy works shalt ye be known” frames the dispute.
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Oregonian
Western Oregon Normal School
State of
Oregon
Government million funds Umahila project to fertile lands
The United States government spent a million dollars to transform the Umahila project land from desert into fertile gardens, rendering great service to Umatilia county. The people express appreciation despite occasional knockers.
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United, States
Uma- Hila
Umatilia County
Moving Picture Show Dawn and Night Intrigue
A lyric meditation on dawn as a master showman revealing pale light and color. The verse evokes a stage metaphor for sunrise with vivid imagery of night turning to day, and asks why no explanation accompanies the spectacle.
Thieves and Gratitude in the Community
A reflection on how thieves crave social acceptance after wrongdoing. The piece notes criminals may show swagger yet hold a sobbing longing to rejoin the circle they’ve been expelled from. It cites a lawyer who recalls gifts from crooks after dinners, including watches and cuff links, as a caution about gratitude from thieves.
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Ae Theater
Kent
The Power Within All Our Worries and Worries
An essay urges readers to ease conscious worry and heavy responsibility. It compares people to a motorist who fears the steering and urges relying on a higher guiding power to navigate trials. It emphasizes letting principle drive outcomes and trusting unseen force.
Editor Mixup Sparks Outing Outlook Confusion
In a humorous exchange a man nicknamed for Outing confuses Dr. Abbott with The Outlook editor. Abbott protests he never edited Outing and is instead editor of The Outlook, revealing a clash of two distinct periodicals. Meanwhile Woodville residents raise 2000 dollars for a county bridge over the Rogue River.
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Dr. Abbott
Outing
Atlanta Constitution
Woodville
Ordinances Approved for Paying Seven More Blocks in Albany
City officials in Albany approved ordinances approving seven additional blocks for services and funding. Officials say the move aims to expand infrastructure and improve neighborhood access. The measure outlines budget allocations and projected timelines for completion, with council members expressing support for the project.
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Albany
The Curious Disappearance of Curt Pless
If Curt Pless is not dead his disappearance has spurred notable journalism. The tale of his strange life and the theory of a long arm from a Berlin palace shadows a narrative that could rival top selling books.
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Curt Pless
Berlin
Farmers expect changes as crops survive dry spell
Harrisburg dairy and farming area reports wheat, clover, vetch and oats in good condition despite a dry season. Farmers near Scio complain of speeding cars creating soil disruption by suction pulling carrots and beets. Clatskanie street work continues with crude oil application, paving by property owners and city labor.
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Harrisburg
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Scio
Saga
Stayton Mall
Clatskanine
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Ecity
Fourth of July committee praised for visitor facilities
The fourth of July committee is to be congratulated for arranging numerous rest rooms for the accommodation of visitors who will be here Saturday. Some day Pendleton will have a number of parks that may be used upon such occasions.
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Pendleton
Aspirants for Congress Face Broad Field in District
The district sees many contenders for the congressman post with Pendleton backing Judge Ellis against the field. The lively competition signals a wide open race as candidates gain momentum and attention from supporters and observers alike.
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Pendleton
Ellis
Heney Heads North Likely to Aid Hay in Olympia
Henry Heney travels north likely toward Olympia to assist Governor Hay and allies in removing grafters from the Washington state house. The move signals renewed emphasis on reform efforts and political battles within state government.
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Heney
Olympia
Governor Hay
Washington State House
Woolen mill building boosts local morale
The woolen mill project stands as a remedy for local pessimism, signaling renewal and economic promise for the community. It underscores optimism through jobs, investment, and revived industry in the area.
Still Small Voice Admonishes In Office Watcher Tale
A New York lawyer spots misconduct in an office across the street and uses the telephone to warn the man involved. He reveals himself as the conscience in a dramatic call, ending the scene with a blunt reminder and a hung up line.
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New York
Lanyer
Mining Talk Grows in Port Orford as Copper Tops Gold
The Port Orford Tribune reports a boom in mining chatter with copper leading as the chief draw and gold close behind, signaling renewed mineral interest after years of quiet.
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Port Orford
the Tribune
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Hair Revival
A vintage advertisement claims Newbro's Herpicide cures baldness by destroying the cause and removing dandruff. It touts a revival of hair growth, with testimonials and pricing, urging readers to mail stamps for samples and purchase bottles from Detroit and local agents.
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Frederick Manuell
Maryland
Hutte
Montana
Mobro
Leguy
Helen Intia
Wrury
Detroit
Koeppen & Bros
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