East Oregonian Pendleton Postal Rates List
A historical postal rate notice lists subscription and mailing options for the East Oregonian. It outlines daily, semi weekly, and carrier delivery terms with prices for various time periods. The document also notes street addresses and office locations in Pendleton and Chicago bureaus relevant to distribution.
Kaiser Criticized for Poor Understanding of American Character
The article condemns the Kaiser for a flawed grasp of American traits and values, labeling his stance as deceitful and incongruent with U.S. character. It argues that his policies betray a lack of respect for democratic liberties and national ideals.
National Legislation Best for War and Public Service
The editorial argues nationalize express networks mirroring postal service for efficiency and war work. It urges unified operations, warns against fragmented expansion, and notes labor shortages and wartime needs. It also advocates national child labor law, stressing uniform rules and constitutional action if needed. It closes urging resolve against Kaiser and solidarity with Parisians.
Evening reflections on Crook county and past protests
From the Daily East Oregonian June 4, 1850 this fragment notes Crook county landholders, a stock inspector in winter, and a tense altercation at Pilot Rock. A scene near Deer and Kuhber’s and disputes over whiskey distribution hint at local disputes and political tension in the 1850 era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
East Oregonian
Crook County
War aims and figures in World Court League talk
A Pendleton meeting features Prof. Klingberg detailing war aims and the World Alliance for International Friendship. He highlights Taft era roles, Wilson secured passports, and his own four European trips during the war. The event is part of a national series by the Moral Army committee, with large Oregon attendance anticipated.
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Aleo Pretetary
World Court League
Mchonetts
Lange
Peano
Taft i
Naanoyth
Germany
Tertesta
Dry Batten Ito
Worthmore
Elieworth
Century Company
Hi Weiner
Ameries
France
Kingterg
United States
Universitien
Ichautingias
Wendleton
Committee On the Moral Army of the War
Cast
Oregon
Pendieren
The Host of Yankee Land Leads Courageous Volunteers
Poem-like proclamation praising the Yankee hosts and Dixie warriors who rise to defend liberty. The verse lauds their armor, readiness, valor, and chivalric spirit, invoking Heaven’s praise for their deeds and commitment to freeing the oppressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankeeland
Dixie
Sunny Etrand
Knights of Old
Such Stunts Won’t Win The War
Editorial warns against overreliance on U boat raids off the Atlantic coast. It argues that victory comes from steadfast resolve and sustained effort, not token attacks on ships. United States and allies possess the will and means to prevail, despite German submarine tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ministers Conference at Episcopal Church Pendleton
In the afternoon of June 11 a conference for ministers and church workers will be led by visiting speakers at the Episcopal Church of Pendleton. Ministers from across eastern Oregon are expected to attend this conference to discuss church relations to problems arising from the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church of
Pendleton
Oregon
Realty Transfers in Pendleton and Surrounds This Week
Real estate deeds list transfers across Pendleton, Milton and nearby areas. Names include Carl Wheeler, A Eklund, George J Waddingham, Evangeline Collins, Ernest Johnsey, Charles Sowell, Rey Elmer Moree, Gordon Bulkey, Mary Hodgen, W J Olford, Georgie Mulkey, Leslie Adam, and more. Amounts range from 10 to 2400 dollars with plots and sections specified in township and range coordinates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wheeler
A. Eklund
Pendleton
Charles Albracht
George J. Waddingham
EK Davie
Evangeline LP
Collins
Columbus
Montana
Nichole
Milton
William Hodeen
Wm. & Danks
Ernest Johnsey
Charles EB. Sowell
P. C. Peterson
Rey Elmer Moree
Raley
George G. Bulkey
Mary EL Hodmen
Township
W. J. Purnish
W. J. Olfford
Georgie G. Mulkey
Mary
Hodgen
North Range
Umatilla Farm
Leslie "W. Adam
Mere
Forth Range
America Fights for Democracy Against German Submarine Threat
IVWVHY AMERICA FIGHTS argues the United States must join WWI to curb German submarine warfare, defend free commerce, and uphold international law. It asserts Germany seeks global domination, condemns atrocities in Belgium and Serbia, and calls for a world balance where no nation dictates terms to others.
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Merica
Witeen
France
England
Nolation
Belgium
Serbia
Balkana
Italy
Bowmania
United States
Washington
Bresk
Europe
Montenegro
Romania
Poland
Mussia
von Beth
Jaann-Hollweg
Zimmermann
Mexico
Japan
Germany
Seven Seas
Sfcesstal
United
Breteri
Bryce
Bosnia
Herseangina
Ths
Berlin
Belgrade
Constantinople
Bagdad
Wunaia
Balkans
Miiarope
Trns
America
Republic
von Bethemann-Tollweg
Gertoy
Euirope
Gurfry
Reesely
Mourne
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Washington, D
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Lesmatty
Bemi
Government Express Service
Ress
Oral Express Company
New York World
Animal Kingdom
Tinginesr Iy Malley
Fortland
Clement
Meh
Waters
Vankerland
Atlantic
Dutch Henry
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
BR Schurman
Patriotiam
Wilson
Congress
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Eletory
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Peiley
Meir
Ruthie
Oman
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