Gade 5 Oregoniany Postal Notice
United States Post Office records show Pendleton Oregon as a second class mail matter listing. The Daily East Oregonian identifies the Kodelmas News Co in Portland and lists Imperial Hotel News Stand Portland Oregon with various addresses in Washington and Oregon for distribution.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Mal Matter
Daily
East Oregonian
Kodelmas News Co
Renate Street
Portland
Imperial Hotel News Stand
Washington
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S. W
Fragmented Verse Fragments Reflect Restful Woodland Imagery
A compact fragment evokes rest and reflection with lines about pause and violets in the woods. It hints at a pastoral mood, emphasizing quiet stillness and nature as a retreat from bustle. The piece centers on soothing imagery rather than narrative action.
Government Control of Reserve Favored over Private Domination
The article argues that central reserve control should rest with the government rather than private interests, praising the Wilson administration's policy and linking it to broader aims of tariff revision and anti trust efficacy. It warns private control would empower money trusts and threaten economic freedom, while suggesting governmental control is safer and more constructive for the nation. The piece also notes local police attitudes toward enforcement and raises questions about officers protecting vice and rent owners involved in illicit activities.
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Administration Corp
Wilson
Central Reserve
Gover
Baway House
Pendleton debates city government and regional issues
The East Oregonian seeks voter views on commission government for Pendleton and the region. It notes hospital costs, public efficiency, and mentions weather and population shifts westward. The piece also hints at local sports references and questions about prices and public institutions.
The Man in the Darkened Ways and His Light
A poem praising Br. Kiser of the Chicago Record Herald for tending the sick poor. A gray bearded, humble figure walks through contagion and despair, offering faith, hope, and kindness to the marginalized. His work earns little worldly praise but ignites reverence among the ill and needy.
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Br. Kiser
Chicago Record- Herald
Plato and Socrates Dinner Time Exchange Card
Socrates visits Plato during mealtime. Plato quips about Xantippe while Socrates interrupts to note she is busy cleaning the house. Chicago Tribune style light exchange.
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Socrates
Plato
Xantippe
Chicago Tribune
Detective praises housewife for catching sly thief
A playful exchange follows a woman's quick wit in identifying a crook. She notes the man claimed the gas company sent him to inspect their meter to claim a rebate. The detective congratulates her on the arrest of the noted sneak thief.
There are sermons in stones in solitaires
A dialogue fragment notes a man's hopeless love and floundering mood with the line there are sermons in stones. She quips there are sermons in solitaires as a wry aside, capturing a minor exchange from the Philadelphia Record.
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Philadelphia Record
Poker Bust Triggers Witty Wife Waiver Over Quarter
Two neighboring flat families played 10 cent limit poker. The mistress drew the six of diamonds after a single card, completing a hand that made her husband exclaim at the spread. She explained she did not raise to avoid breaking a quarter.
Boy wishes to be a turtle to hide pain
Strikland W Gillan's four year old son muses on becoming a turtle. He explains that if he could pull his head inside his shell he would better see what is troubling him when in pain. The boy's pet turtle is part of the story.
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Strikland W. Gillan
A Painful Truth About Indians and Drugstores
An unnamed foreigner asks if American Indians still paint their faces, while a native responds that the issue is not only the Indians, but drugstores continuing to operate. The dialogue hints at cultural and commercial tensions affecting Indigenous communities.
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Indiana
Idiotic Advice at Dentist Visit in Village London Opinion
In a humorous exchange, a patient recounts visiting a chemist in the village who urged him to see the dentist. The dentist dismisses the advice as idiotic, reflecting a lighthearted London Opinion style.
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Dentlat
Air
London Opinion
Measure of Cheerfulness in a Rainy Day
A playful verse notes that true cheer is shown by a woman who can smile despite embarrassment as her rose petals wash away in rain and her tube skirt strains, ending with a witty personal verdict by I Judge.
Cash Crunch Sparks Credit Request in Merchant Exchange
A merchant states the rule is cash down while a young man replies that his cash is down and asks for credit, hoping for leniency. The exchange highlights cash flow tension and a desire to extend payment terms amid financial strain.
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Gade
Oregoniany
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Eekly
Font
United Press Association
Pemphone
Malo
Frank JL. Stanton
Congress
Castoria
Pendleton Police Department
United States
Tellyworth
Northwest
Middle States
East
Pacific Northwest
Eastern Oregon State Hospital
Sulzberger
Old Jupes
Service
Oregon Theatre
Pendleton Ath
Letic Club
Miss Kieley
New Las
Alexander Dep't
Pendleton’s
S & H Trading Stamps
Bennett
Gaffney
Jack Duarte
Ike Cohen
Welch's
Web
Workingmens Clothing Co
J. L. Vaughan
Main St
Quele
Gas
la Fontaine
Main Street
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