Pendleton Daily Oregonian publication and bureaus
The Daily Oregonian notes its publication in Pendleton Oregon with weekly and semi weekly editions and multiple subscription rates by mail or carrier. It lists Chicago and Washington bureaus and notes postal classification and United Press Association membership.
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Dally
Delly
Daily Fast
Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Washington, D. C
SOL Pourteenth Etreet
N. W
A Wonderous Fountain Unsealed and Hidden Gifts
A wondrous fountain remains sealed as a casker conceals its gifts. The fragment hints at hidden contents and a mysterious reveal, with no further details available.
Contentment versus money the world’s great craving
A early 20th century discourse argues nine tenths of people are money mad, prioritizing wealth over contentment. It claims money pursuit shortens life, wrecks happiness, sows strife, and ruins fine intellects, urging a return to contentment and moderate spending to curb the delirium of wealth.
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Spain
Mormon Investors Target Umatilla County Growth
The Mormonza announce willingness to buy cheap property in Umatilla county territory and would fund ventures to boost industry and cultivation. They claim to revolutionize farming, raise land values through intensive methods, and start small industries in abandoned saloons, aiding Pendleton and surrounding areas.
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Umatilla
Thin County
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Olay
Art and Elevated Home Ife and Mormon Arrival
A fragment notes that the coming of the Mormons into the county marks a new era. It highlights that Mormons are rarely found in poorhouses or jail, attributing this to their living methods and teachings which keep them out of such institutions.
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Ife
Pendleton Embraces Change to Deter Saloons Economy
The piece argues Pendleton must shed saloon dominance to revive rest rooms, attract small industries, and restore shops on Main Street. With new city hall library and federal post office, the city will welcome strangers and grow, inviting growth and a shift away from saloon culture.
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Pendleton
Main Street
Assembly
Federal
Inland Empire
Political Reform Backed by Huntley Bill in Oregon
A letter argues that passage of the Huntley bill and corrupt practices act will curb political lies, making slander a crime and raising campaign ethics. Supporters say the reforms will push campaigns toward honesty and reduce exploitative political deception.
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Oregon
Umatilla County Farmers Urged to Prepare for District Fair
Farmers are told to shake off thick apples for display and gather samples of wheat barley oats and other crops plus cultivate prime garden vegetables for the agricultural exhibit. The third district fair aims to be the best yet with plans for a larger pavilion expanded livestock space permanent structures and facilities for visitors and exhibitors.
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Umatilla County
Pendleton Sets Stage for Eastern Oregon Institution
This passage notes Pendleton's pivotal role for an eastern Oregon institution and urges timely exhibit preparation, warning against waiting to the last day. It foregrounds local planning and organizational groundwork without detailing specific dates or names.
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Oregon
Pendleton
Pendleton Hopes to Build Local Manufacturing Boom
The letter urges Pendleton to establish broom corn processing, a combined harvester factory, and an enlarged woolen mill to create 15 to 20, 40, and 160 to 200 jobs respectively. It argues Pendleton’s central location could supply the Northwest at reasonable costs and spark a thriving regional industry.
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Pendleton
Inland Empire
Northwest
Good Men Should Govern Board Five Select Men for City
President Charles W. Eliot of Harvard argues that a five member board of selectmen would be safer and more democratic than an automatic mayor system. He says competent businesspeople should run municipal affairs, likening directors to corporate boards directing policy. He rejects un-American and undemocratic labels and urges governance that serves the people efficiently.
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Great Business Corporation
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
He is My Friend in Lippincott’s Poem Fragment
A brief excerpt from J. BE in Lippincott’s reflects on friendship and longing. The speaker questions repining while praising a friend who endures life’s trials with quiet strength. The verse repeats personal address and introspection about unattained future days.
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J. BE
Lippincott’s
Duty and Love Unite in Steadfast Service
Poetic lines praise duty bound love shaping noble deeds. Browning echoes that true love shines through daily acts. A child, a poor man, a sick person each benefit from service, returning strength to the giver as life fulfills its beatitude.
Priest 100 Years Old Honored as Clergyman Shares Life Rules
The Rev. J. C. Mourtilhan, a Chicago Catholic priest, celebrated his 100th birthday last week and offered three rules for a long life: eat fat and sleep, avoid worry, and abstain from tobacco liquor and smoking. Despite hearing loss his eyes remain sharp as he reads daily. In Glendale, an infernal machine was placed at a theater door. the fuse burned out inches from powder, narrowly sparing many attendees at a home talent fair with no known motive for the attempt.
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J. C. Mourtilhan
Chicago
Glendale
Peruna Help Recalls Strength After Illness, Letters From Readers
A Tacoma reader praises Peruna for restoring strength after postpartum exhaustion and weak health. Another note from Hempstead, Texas, describes a boy with chronic ear trouble and relief after Peruna and Lacupia. The letters urge Peruna tablets as a solution and endorse the products.
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E.W. Brooks
Steele St
South Tacoma
Wash
ManZan Pile Remedy Promoted as Essential
An advertisement claims an operation for piles will not be necessary if using ManZan Pile Remedy, guaranteed. The offer lists a price of 69 cents and is billed by A. C. Koeppen & Bro.
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A. C. Koeppen & Broa
Hotel St. George Promoted as Northwest's Up-To-Date
European plan offers steam heat throughout and suites with bath. New sample room features modern conveniences. Telephone and fire alarm systems connect to office with hot and cold water in all rooms. First class restaurant in connection with hotel.
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St. George
Northwest
Traveling Men's Headquarters Reduces Travel Costs
Headquarters for Traveling Men offers commodious sample rooms, weekly or monthly rates, and free bus service. Includes telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms, excellent cuisine, prompt dining room service, and a bar and billiard room. Located three blocks from depots.
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Vibeonan
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Criephone
United Preas Association, Televeees
Entes
Mercevns
New
Huntley
Jevel
Mate
Lous
Mrs. Browning
E.w.brooks
Portina
G. W. Heard
Hempstead
Carl
Cines
Blue Bell Medicine Co., Incorporated
Watertown
South Dakota
Co. Fpf. Colesworthy
Pendleton Savings Bank
W. J. Furnish
R. T. Cox Joseph Basler
E. Boettcher
L. Dusenberry . W. McComas
A. C. Koeppen
J. N. Teal
Frank
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
Byers
Barney
Pendleton Roller Mills
East Oregonian
Hotel
Hlock
W. A. Brown
Golden Rule Hotel
Corner Court and
Johnson Streets
Pendleton, Oregon
J. Popejoy
Empire Meat CO
Phone Malin
Colesworthy
E. Alta
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