Subscription list fragments from Oregon newspaper
Fragmentary OCR shows subscription options and postal details for The Daily Oregonian and Southwest News. It lists daily and weekly delivery by mall or carrier, with various durations and locations, plus office addresses in Portland Pendleton and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Mall Pally
Carrier
Carrie
Carrer
Alx
Mall Six Monn
Fast Oregonian
Oreaen News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Southwest News, Co
Chio
Security
Washington, D.C
Fourteenth Street
Nx, W
Poem Prayer For Comfort And Guidance
A devotional verse appeals to God to accept gathered walls as a house of worship. It asks the Comforter and Holy Spirit to meet those praying, to guide the erring toward better paths, and to strengthen the mourning as they seek mercy.
Pendleton Normal School Vital for Teacher Supply
A local editor argues for reviving the Eastern Oregon normal school to prevent a looming teacher shortage. With graduates migrating to Seattle, Portland, and Spokane, Pendleton must train new teachers or face scarce skilled educators in small towns and counties. educators insist on prepared teachers and call for a fall vote to support normal schools.
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Iegon Normal School
Perdleten Hoe
Northwest
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Pendleton
Oregon
Oregum
Landers
Alty
Minister Rev Millard Advocates Remodeling Marriage Rites
The article notes Rev William B Millard pastor of the Congregational church at Maywood TI advocates updating traditional marriage ceremonies He suggests several new features and explains why contemporary couples may favor changes over time
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William B. Millard
Congregational Church
Maywood
Ministers Critique EpIscopal Marriage Ceremony Reforms
A Chicago Congregational ministers meeting hears Rev Millard call for revision of Episcopal and other denominations marriage rites. He condemns endorsing a groom’s endowment of worldly goods, the bride’s giving away, and archaic terms while noting rings have barbaric origins yet remain sentimentally valid. He questions if antiquated forms should be discarded and whether form, old or new, affects meaning.
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Episcopal Church
Millard
Chicago
Milard
Pendleton Praised for Metropolitan Townscape
Ben Hill secretary of the Commercial club praised Pendleton after a business trip through eastern Washington. He said Pendleton surpasses other northwest towns of its size with paved streets fine buildings and up-to-date shop fronts. He noted the town’s civic pride and strong status on the map despite unjust criticism.
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Washington
Pendleton
Northwest
Pendletons
Ben Hill
Commercial Club
Peace 18 Welcome to temporary compromise on freight rates
The news that no serious trouble will result from the controversy over freight rates pleases the business world. A battle between the government and the railroads could trigger a nationwide panic and widespread harm. Compromise is urged until the Tate law passes and the Interstate Commerce Commission rules on rate changes. It is hoped Taft did not concede too much to preserve peace.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Tme
Taft
Divorce suit amid dull day near equator events
A fragment notes Mrs Ack fe filed for divorce near the equator illustrating recurring notions of race and law. The piece also remarks Pendleton’s rose show should have occurred, and comments on the lack of clouds on that day.
Athena Ie Now In Iame Tent After Joy Ride Accident
Athena Ie is reported to be in the Iame tent following a joy ride incident. The scene shifts away from crisis as anglers share stories of fine trout catches and stable conditions emerge.
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Athena Ie
Iame
Woman's Revenge and Betsy Gage Annuity Tale From Brooklyn
A long humorous tale recounts Betsy Gage, a Brooklyn woman who after years collecting a $154.25 annual annuity grew rich, finally totaling about $6,000 in savings. She lived to 100, receiving yearly payouts until her death, illustrating beliefs about life insurance, annuities, and longevity with crisp, satirical anecdotes.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
East Au- Tora
Terese
Broadway
Ufe
Willy Nilly
Betsy Gage
New York
Sam Patch
Panhandle Quandaty and Sand Point in Progress Tale
Fragmentary notes describe Panhandle and Sand Point near Lake Pond d Oreille with references to progress and local pride. The text mentions a splintering landform toward a vanishing point near a border area and community shame about a place name amid wave-like shores.
Court Your Wife Delineator Advice From Loomis
A dated humorous vignette offers marriage tips with playful, old fashioned guidance. It encourages courtship rituals, such as thoughtful attention, presenting candy, opening doors, and witty conversation to delight a wife, ending with cautions about etiquette before dessert.
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Devlires
Charles Battell Loomis
Walt
Truly Brave Women and a Fatal Auto Crash
An old clipping recounts women who sent sons and lovers to war with stoic resolve, beside a grim accident near Ontario. Miss Dotty Butler, daughter of Ed Butler, was killed when a car driven by Burrell Anderson ran off a five foot grade near the Snake River wagon bridge. Miss Butler drowned after being entangled in 18 inches of water.
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Ontario
Mnntarlo
Ore
Dotty Butler
Ed. Butler
Snake River
Burrell Anderson
Anderson
Maude Kidd
Butler
Of Course Teacher What Can We Do With Our Organs
A fragmentary dialogue excerpt features Eben and Puck discussing exchange of organs for a phone crophe. The line hints at playful or surreal wordplay within a stage direction context.
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Puck
Remarkable Set of Five Boys in Farm Parable
A farmer calls his five sons to help with wood cutting but none respond at first. Each son claims he was in a different location setting a task when the farmer shouts. The youngest remains quiet, saying he was on the doorway setting still.
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Settin
Neighbors observe all in dependable community lore
Residents trust neighbors to witness events and report what they see. The saying underscores vigilance and shared monitoring within a close-knit area, where ordinary observers become informal guardians of public order and safety.
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Oregonian Publishing CO
Member
United Prone Asociation
St Ais
William Cullen Bryant
Italy
Equator
Cloude
Martin Luther
New York State
Sind Point
Sand Point
Sam Point Smith
Johnaville
Jamestown
Willamsburg
Minhandio
Mich & Fame
Butte News
Lead & Darby
Joan
Panhandle
Evans
Casey
Maduria
Michelin
Pendleton Auto Go
Johnson St
Court St
Yvield
Triomph
Cold Springs
Rosy Lennis
American Nat Bank Bldg
Pendleton, OR
Empire Meat Co
Phone Main
Orpheum Theatre
Mederwac II
East End Grocery
Weston
Tallman & Co
Mark Moorhouse
East Court
Colesworthy
International Stock Food
Alta
Gas la Fontaine
North
Ia Fontaine Blk
Main St
Henry Kopittke
Foleysonstar
Venus Pooumanke
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