Pendleton Daily Oregonian Publication Details
A historical listing details publication frequencies and prices for the Pendleton Oregon newspaper the Daily Oregonian, including daily weekly and semi weekly editions, subscription rates by mall and carrier, and office addresses in Pendleton Portland and Washington.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing
Mall
Dally
Mall Dally
Dall
Carrier
Carrie Dally
mall @em
Fast
Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Fragmentary quote about many windows in your soul
A fragment says Let there be many windows in your soul that all the story of the uni. The text appears incomplete and presents a poetic line fragment without clear news context.
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Uni
Rainfall and Crops in Eastern Oregon Outlook
Observations show total rainfall this season is .89 inches, below normal though wheat can thrive with about eight inches if moisture is conserved. Pendleton averages 14.50 inches annually, and crops have historically yielded well in counties with low rainfall if moisture is managed, aided by high prices offsetting potential shortages.
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Weather Bureau
State Conservation Commission
Pendleton
Umatilla
Jupiter Pluvius
Oregon
Tariff Reform Debates Split Into Separate Sessions
A Washington Post suggestion divides the tariff bill into divisions iron and steel cotton wool lumber paper sugar and molasses and agricultural products sundries to be considered in separate sessions. Proponents say this would reduce the legislative chaos of debating all schedules at once though success is uncertain.
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United States
Washington Post
Congress
Washington
Tariff System Reforms Urged to Avoid Business Disruption
The article argues that minimal tariff changes would prevent serious business disturbance, condemning any drastic revision as disruptive. It emphasizes gradual adjustments and cautions against a one time overhaul that could unsettle commerce.
Pantaloon Gown Prompts Fashion Revolution in Seattle
The Seattle PI reports on a pantaloon gown exhibited by a leading Seattle firm, suggesting radical changes in women’s dress toward bifurcated skirts and dresses. The piece notes potential shifts toward easier attire and possible reduction of excess fabric, with parallels to bloomers and riding skirts.
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Seattle
Death of Edward Everett Hale Leaves Bright Legacy
Edward Everett Hale has died, and many readers mourn his loss. He brightened the world with his writings and his death is sincerely regretted by hundreds of thousands who have benefited from his work. The poignant quotation notes that a good man’s light shines on future paths.
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Edward Everett Hale
Wright brothers honored for pioneering flight medals
A fitting ceremony awarded medals to the Wright brothers honoring their daring feats in conquering the air, a tribute reflecting the nation's ability to recognize pioneering achievement in aviation.
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Wright Brothers
Attorney Richards Seeks Eastern Capital for Electric Lines
The speaker urges Attorney Richards to interest an eastern capitalist in financing several electric line projects departing from the city. The note implies a push to develop regional infrastructure with private capital involvement.
What Is a Pioneer The State's Loose Definition
The Pioneers association seeks a stricter standard, saying true pioneers must arrive before 1870, before railroads. It plans to broaden the term later to forty years of residence, which would exclude thousands currently labeled as pioneers. The debate questions what qualifies as pioneer status in the era of railroad travel.
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Pioneers' Association
Society of Association of Pioneers
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Don't Punish Enemies or Overextend With Small Capital
A collection of cautions on restraint and prudence from Mark Twain. It warns against trying to punish many foes at once, overreaching with limited funds, claiming too much by saying I told you so, and meddling in others' affairs. Also advises patience, avoiding false concerns, and steadiness in markets and charity.
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Mark Twain
Messal
Sunday laws and Senate quorum antics in 19th century prose
The piece contrasts moving away from strict Sunday statutes with the need for religious liberty, noting evolving social needs and industrial shift. It also surveys Senate quorum practices, describing roll calls, attendance, and bells driving rapid returns to the chamber amid tariff debates.
New York Waiter Resigns After 34 Years at the Counter
Charles Miller, a lunch counter waiter at Old Astor House, resigned after 34 years of service earning $10 a month. Reported to have accumulated about $200,000, he plans a trip to Europe. Known among many prominent Manhattan men, he conversed daily with regulars he had served for 25 years.
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New York
Charles Miller
Astor Houge
Europe
Miller
Manhattan
Gasoline at Pendicton Auto Co. 25 Cents Gallon
Gasoline priced at 25 cents per gallon advertised by Pendicton Auto Company. Details of location and date not specified in the readable text. Value highlights a low fuel price point likely from an era of inexpensive gasoline.
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Pendicton Auto Co
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United Press Association
Seattle P.I
Edward Everett
Hale
Mary J. Lincoln
N. K. Fairbank Company
Commonwealths
New York World
Senate
Capitel
Watter
Riics
the Swiet Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
C. W. Cornelius
Honbugh’s
Pendleton Drug CO
Best Coods
Best Service
Dalles
Bailey Gatzert
Dalles City
L. Crichton
the Dalles
F. McDonald
American National Bank
T. J. Morris
A. D. Sloan
W. G. Cole
F. W. Vincent
A. C. Ruby, R. N. Stanfield, W. L. Thompson
Fidelity and Security
Victor and
Columbia
Main
Colesworthy
Alta
Muna & Co
Scientific American
Linn & Co
Ofice
Washington, D
Pendleton Roller Mills
Pendleton, Oregon
D. C. Graybear
Main Street
Foleys
Bladdor
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