East Oregonian Publication Details and Postal Info
County official paper notes publication cadence and rates for Pendleton Oregon. It lists daily and weekly editions, carrier and mail options, locations for sale and bureaus in Portland Washington D C and describes United Press Association membership and mail status.
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Prendieton
Oregon
East Oregonian
Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Gth Street
Portland
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
In My Tattered Judge on the Profi Field Gray
Fragmentary lines describe a scene where no children's voices are raised and a tense, quiet moment lingers. The text hints at a personal or social reflection set in a gray space, focusing on hush and restraint rather than action. No clear names or places emerge.
For the Children s Sake A juveniles case on curfew and parents
Five boys were arrested yesterday for pilfering junk, prompting a discussion on parental responsibility and city action. The piece argues punishment should favor juvenile courts, emphasizes prevention, and notes a likely curfew ordinance advancing in council.
City ordinance urged for safe nights in streets and parks
The passage argues for sensible enforcement of a city rule to keep youths off streets and parks after dark. It states that boys and girls should be accompanied by parents or guardians and that reasonable rules should be passed and strictly enforced.
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Spokane Chronicle
Call of the West Drives Westward Land Fever
Chicago Tribune asks what stirs Western city and farm dwellers alike then explains the appeal of western farm homes. Government spending on reclamation nears 100 million, unlocking 2 million arid acres. private effort doubles that impact, turning desert to fruitland. Pendleton warming to summer, water flow praised though needs improvement.
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Reclamation Service
Comstock
Middle West
West
California
Great American
Central West
Owning Land as Safe Real Estate Investment
The San Francisco Examiner urges land ownership as a lasting investment. It cites New York figures, advises careful buying, paying little by little, building modestly, and holding land through market ups and downs. It warns against haste and urges evaluating rail access and potential improvements. It also discusses inland waterways, criticizing past canal schemes and endorsing modern, planned river transportation for national growth.
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The
San Francisco Examiner
Inland Water Ways Debate and European Experience
Men opposed to inland water ways ignore European experience and emphasize that the United States lacks modern waterways. The discussion cautions against ignoring proven gains from improved inland navigation and transportation systems.
Thousands With Kidney Trouble Seek Swamp-Root Remedy
An ad describes kidney and urinary issues detected by cloudy or milky urine and back pain. It touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp-Root as a remedy and claims quick relief, noting availability in fifty cent and one dollar bottles and offering a sample bottle by mail from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Droypists
Vinny & Co
New York
Omoa
Waahiogion
When It Come Home Poem by Gerald Miuasey
A short poem in a nostalgic voice describes returning home after struggle. The speaker boasts victory over toil, honors a beloved, and envisions life turning bright and rich upon reunion. The verse frames homecoming as a conquering journey and celebrates love’s restorative power.
Oak Ridge man nets $500 from three crates of berries
An Oak Ridge Benton county man netted five hundred dollars from three wrett of strawberries after paying all expenses. A Finn near Hammond down the Columbia is said to have lasted sixty days. He can nearly quit fishing and enjoy life.
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Oak Ridge
Benton County
Man
Hammond
Columbia
Wheat farmer in Umatilla County eyes booming earnings
Golden fields in Umatilla County are described as yielding higher profits as farmers push grain production. The story suggests a shift toward wealth for growers amid rising demand and prices, portraying a hopeful economic outlook for the local agricultural sector.
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Umatilla County
Hueckleberries Abound This Season Amid Orchard Buzz
The season promises plentiful Hueckleberries with widespread harvest activity. Growers report strong fruit set and expanding picking windows as markets anticipate ready U-pick and local sales.
Huckleberry Preseason Set to Begin
A brief note indicates the huckleberry preseason will proceed as scheduled with plans outlining early practices and upcoming events for teams and players. The outline mentions coaching staff and venue details for the initial sessions.
Prince Henry Invents Rain Clearing Wind Shield Device
Prince Henry, brother of the German emperor, claims invention of a device for the automobile windshield. The system is said to wipe away rain or mist on the glass by a meting process, leaving the operator’s field of vision clear.
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Prince Henry
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Dally
Feekly
United Press Association
Pendleton
New York Harbor
Squaw
Arthur Chapman
Denver
Republican
Haley
Far West
Southwest
Chicago Tribune
Tts
United State
Gen
Morth Fork
Harriman
Umatilla River
New York City
Burton
Thirty-eighth Street
Fifth Avenue
Yakima Republic
Hennepin Canal
Herbert Knox
Cainals
Chanly
T 9
Illinois and Mississippi
Smith
Inland Water Ways
Pliepce
Danatloud
World's Dispensary Medical Association
RV. Pierce
Butialo
N.Y
Gerald Miuasey
American National Bank
United States
Financier
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
C. W. Cornelius
Hohbach
Pendleton Drug CO. Best Goods—Best Service
Dalles
Bailey Gatzert
L. Crichton
F. McDonald
A. L. Schaefer
Loula Hunsiker
Lucullus
108 FE
Alta St
Pendleton Roller Mills
Pendleton, Oregon
Colesworthy
Alta
Europe
Posta
Orpgonian
Rink
WAST
Oregonian Pub. CO
Ore
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