Pendleton Daily East Oregonian publication note
Independent county paper lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions and carrier options. Notices sale locations and offices in Pendleton Oregon with distribution points in Portland and Washington D C. It notes United Press membership and mailing terms.
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Daily
East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Qregna
Chi Boreas
Security
Washington, D. C
Barean
Fourteenth Street
To wake to weep and entertain a thousand fears
Poem fragment notes the soul surviving suffering while facing storms and dread. It reflects on enduring pain with a smile and the idea that life continues beyond visible turmoil, attributed to a selected source.
Pendleton Gravity Water System Urged as Vital Benefit
The prospect of a gravity water system for Pendleton is presented as essential for growth and health. It argues the city’s current pumping costs amount to 5000 annually on 100000, and that a mountain water supply could be more economical than continuing the existing pumping setup.
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Pendleton
Darkest of life's tragedies and odd driving rules
An editorial warns of life’s deepest tragedies beyond war losses, urging community action to curb youth crime. It irony lists satirical driving rules from Wattsburg Times, detailing absurd penalties and safety theatrics for motorists to blend with scenery and avoid accidents.
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Spokesman- Review
Town Spirit and Patriotism in Pendleton
A local essay extols Pendleton residents for their loyal and bold stance in danger, while criticizing a notable cohort that remains inactive in ordinary times. It argues a good citizen stays unselfish in building the town from within as readily as defending it from outside threats.
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Pendleton
Noted Citizen Puts Public Good Ahead of Self
A town figure contends that personal interests must yield to duty and readiness to fight for the common good whether in leadership or not, urging civic responsibility and selflessness for communal welfare.
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Heever
Honest Dairymen Face Cole McClure Ordinance
Citizens are assured the Cole McClure ordinance poses no danger to honest dairymen. It requires quitting milking tubercular cows if any are found, and mandates clean dairies with real milk for customers.
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Cole-McClure
Wool mill relocation debate raises Oregon zoning questions
A heated discussion questions moving the woolen mill to western Oregon while arguing the wool remains local and salmon canneries would not fit eastern Oregon. Proponents cite regional jobs and supply chains, while opponents warn of economic disruption and resource misalignment.
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Oregon
Go in for all you are worth cautionary note
A compact aphoristic piece warns young investors against overreaching in the stock market and highlights misaligned incentives in American matrimonial markets. It cautions that foresight matters but cannot trump banking realities, and notes the folly of self-promoters who gain little echo in return.
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Success Magazine
Kitche ner flavor tale of a Punjab dynamite accident
A grim account from the United States Gazette relates a Punjab incident where a young subaltern in charge of works lost twelve native laborers in a dynamite accident. He telegraphs to the commander in chief, Regret to report killing of twelve laborers by dynamite accident. The response asks, Do you want any more dynamite?
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Saya
United States Gazette
Kitchener
Punjab
Laconte
English Women Influence Elections At Pudsey Vote
English suffragists defeated government candidates again, this time at Pudsey Yorkshire a Liberal stronghold The uprising of married women outside polling booths urged a vote against the government Thousands of women joined in urging voters to oppose the government Mrs Anna G Abelson wife of Akron Ohio Rabbi led a Jewish service in place of her rabbi husband marking a historic first and leaving a favorable impression
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Yorkshire
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J. S. Abelson
Akron
Ohio
Jewish Tribune
Abelaon
Shall the Methodists Ordain Women as Ministers
Mrs Phoebe Stone Beeman wife of a Methodist minister urges women to serve as pastors within the denomination. She plans a movement to allow regular ordination of women as Methodist ministers as in other denominations. Beeman is Lucy Stone's niece, tied to women's suffrage and the Woman's Journey. In Northport Washington James Smith was killed Friday when a log rolled onto him.
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Hanley
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Wind-Fall Tree Legends Of Mountain Justice
A mountain tale from Oregon warns against using a wind-fall tree for building. A proud mountaineer disobeys the old forest custom, cuts and builds with a fallen giant, and amid a tornado the doomed cottage hears the tree cry out in agony as it falls. An elder woodsman recounts the legend, declaring the wind-fall house doomed to replay the night’s catastrophe whenever storms threaten.
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Oregon
Favorite Prescription Promises For Women Health Boost
An ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic nervine for women with duties at home and socially taxing lives. It claims benefits for pregnancy preparation and safer childbirth, adds that ingredients are listed plainly and endorsed by medical teachers, and mentions free samples by request.
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Lear
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
BR. V. Pierce
N. Y
The Mountaineer’s Wind-Fall Cottage Echoes Tragedy
A fragment from July 28 1908 recalls a mountaineer’s family in a cottage built from a wind fallen tree. It contrasts nature’s ruin with a resilient spirit and ends with a poem about stock tickers and the pensive reaction of fans to scores and outcomes.
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Bert Huffman
Kamela
Mrs Booth on the Ballot Advocates Woman Suffrage
Maud Ballington Booth led the New England Woman Suffrage association annual meeting urging that women can govern home and national interests. She argued women should wield power effectively, citing home as the key sphere and politics as influencing it. The piece also notes mocking quips about ex presidents and wartime authors.
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Maud Ballington Booth
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Boston
San Francisco
Canada
Gulf
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