Pendleton Oregonian publication details and rates
County Official Paper announces Pe ndleton daily and weekly editions at Pendleton Oregon with subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery. Includes office address Oregon News Co 147 6th Street Portland and Washington DC Bureau. Mentions United Press Association and post office classification.
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Pebilehel Daily
Leodleton
Oregon
Oregonian Publi No Co
The
Daily
Fanat
Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Charo
Security of
A fleeting bird’s misfortune echoes human grief
In Caldwell Idaho, Nona Ziegier writes of a wounded bird and a harder heart among busy life. The speaker recalls easing the bird’s suffering in the past and contrasts it with today’s indifference as grief and wrong persist in the crowd.
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Nona Ziegier
Caldwell Idaho
Pendleton Woolen Mill Idle Loss to City
Pendleton faces about 75000 dollars yearly loss as the woolen mill sits idle, removing circulation and advertising value. Restoring operation could revive income through raw materials, labor, and sales while leveraging local capital and expertise to reestablish Pendleton blankets’ world prominence.
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Pendleton
Sympathy for Saloonmen Faces Prohibition Fallout
A column argues that sympathy for saloonmen losing business to prohibition is misplaced. It recalls past gambling in saloons, noting workers spent wages there and families suffered, then asks readers to consider those harmed rather than offer blanket sympathy. The piece urges focus on protecting families over opposing legislation.
A View of Eugene in Nobody's Magazine Ad
A photograph shows Eugene's public library building in a central city location. The image, sent monthly by the Commercial Club of Eugene to Pendleton readers, hints at civic pride and prompts serious reflection on local progress.
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Nobody's Magazine
Commercial Club of
Eugene
Pendleton
Graphia
Public Library
Eugene's Prosperity Evident in Public Spaces and Parks
A photograph near the public library shows a loaded street car swinging into a busy street, illustrating progress and prosperity in Eugene. The image may have been taken for an advertising magazine to suggest a positive psychological appeal, and residents claim Eugene is improving compared to Pendleton.
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Eugene
Pendleton
Guaranty of Bank Deposits in Oklahoma Debate
J Laurence Laughlin argues that any public protection scheme for bank deposits is good even if socialists endorse it. He urges Republicans to adopt the guaranty of deposits, stressing mass protection over party labeling and calling for action regardless of patronage to other parties.
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J. Laurence Laughlin
Scribners
Oklahoma
Mr. Laughlin
Republican Party
English Vacation Pay Seen as Boost to Workers
The Spokane Chronicle notes Britain leads in employer liability and wage earners provisions, highlighting ahead of American policy. English companies grant full pay vacations to daily workers, rewarding steady duty and improving morale, soberness, and productivity, benefiting both workers and hiring employers.
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United States
Britain
Mabbits
Spokane Chronicle
America
Cheyenne Sees Surge in Cars, Motorcycles as Streetcars Planned
The Cheyenne Tribute notes over sixty cars and about twenty motorcycles in the city, a $100,000 investment with little impact on other business. Five years ago no auto, ten years ago bikes were popular only briefly. now a trolley line is seen as a psychological shift for those who cannot afford autos, with electric streetcars expected to become a lasting habit and a rush of speed and air.
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Cheyenne
The Call of Toll by Clara Bushnell Castle
Fragment from July Nau tiles includes lines on life and duty. Poem contrasts toil with heaven and hell, elevating a man’s task to the good of his clan and personal growth.
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Heaven
Hell
Clara Bushnell Castle
What’s become of Burbank latest graft and growth
An anxious inquiry questions the fate of Luther Burbank and his horticultural work. The verse ponders his current projects from catnip to spineless cacti, dogwood and prune, onion scent, and the missing limelight, reflecting curiosity about his latest developments.
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Burbank
Avoiding the Rush Is No Beside Tale of a Mormon Wife
A Mormon wife ascends stairs to find the physician attending her husband. He warns the end is near and she asks if she should stay by his bedside at first moments. The doctor bluntly says the best places are already hell taken, in a dramatic magazine fragment.
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Everybody’s Magazine
Bust Prairie Eagle editor praised for town service
The Bust Prairie Eagle editorial lauds the editor for disproportionate town benefit, arguing local papers are a sound investment and that editors contribute more to the local economy and community than teachers or preachers. It cites Teddy editors as earning higher respect.
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Prairie iMo. Eagle
Teddy
Reas
Cunning of the Wolf and a Farmer's Triumph
Ranch and Range quotes how wolves cost ranchers 300 a year and evade capture. Lobo the grey wolf of Currumpaw is hunted with poison and traps, finally killed by a white she wolf and three hundred traps. Joseph Cunha’s alfalfa field grows from air to one of the nation’s finest, valued at $1000 per acre.
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Ron
Min
Texas
Joseph Cunha
Mike Schilling's Best grocer refunds if you return
A note from TEA states customers can get a refund from Mike Schilling's Best grocer if products are unsatisfactory or not taken. The shop promises to reimburse money upon return, emphasizing consumer choice in quality and service.
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Mike Schilling
Umatilla County Sees Losses Amid Drought And Rust
Umatilla county reports three crop losses this year due to freezing red rust and drought. Despite damage officials estimate a modest crop of about 6,000,000 bushels. New warehouses are being built and harvesters ordered daily to prepare for the harvest.
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Umatilla
Kurds face justice urged by Sabine county farmers
If Teheran, Persia, were 19000 miles closer to Texas, Sabine county farmers would curb Kurdish pillaging and assaults. They say the Kurds need a dose of Mississippi Valley justice, administered to rapists and midnight assailants.
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Teheran
Persia
Texas
Sabine County
Missiesipp Valley
Oregon schools unity urged by state leaders
Leaders call for unity among Oregon educational institutions as a formative educational system grows stronger. They emphasize no space for factional fights between the University of Oregon and the Oregon Agricultural College and urge all Oregonians to support state schools.
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Oregon
University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Women Who Wear Well and Marriage Changes
An article discusses how marriage and motherhood alter women’s appearance and disposition, citing ignorance and neglect of pelvic health as key causes. It promotes Favorite Prescription as a safe, alcohol free tonic and nervine for women, claiming it strengthens weak health and eases pregnancy related symptoms. The piece references a physician’s address at Invalids’ Hotel and Street.
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Marriad Ife
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