Pendleton Oregon Daily Oregonian Subscription Rates
Publication details list daily, weekly and semi weekly rates for Pendleton Oregon. It notes mail and carrier options and mentions sale outlets Oregon News Co Morrison Street Portland and Northwest News Co Portland as distribution points. Also identifies the paper as official city and county paper and a member of the Associated Press.
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Pendleton
Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Northwest News Co
Chris
Weahington
D Co
Cornscot
N. W
Pendleton to Spend One Million on City Improvements Next Year
Pendleton plans a full year of construction with about one million dollars in public works. Projects include Gravity water system upgrades, a new high school, Federal building enhancements, a Main Street bridge, sewer extensions, and the Branch Asylum. The plan also notes uncounted street work and possible charter changes to expand street improvements, aiming for a busier, more prosperous year.
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Pendleton
Ansylum
Main Street
Coyote Echo
East Oregonian Acknowledges Traction Efforts and Leadership
The East Oregonian notes it bears part of the credit for the Pendleton traction push but credits many public spirited men including Dr. J. Smith and Judge James A. Fee for initiating and supporting the movement. The paper expresses willingness to continue cooperation.
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East Oregonian
Pendleton
J. Smith
James A. Fee
Issie
Foat
Oregonian
Pendleton Theater Motion Sparks Local Boosters
The East Oregonian notes Pendleton’s traction bid faced obstacles but credits local effort led by Mayor Murphy and six men to push growth. A proposed reinforced concrete theater of 800 seats could cost about 35000 with profitable interest, backed by Northwestern Theatrical Association. An option on a Main Street site is available, with a 15 year lease and access to big attractions, aiming to draw travelers and residents alike.
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Pendleton
James T. Powers
Havana
Midnight Sons
Northwestern Theatrical Association
New York
Nampi
Tisho
Matance
Kelso
Dayton
Washington
Mountain Home
Nampa
la Grande
Dalles
John Cort
Hellig
Portland
Asylum
Federal Building
Main Street
Cc. J. Mitchell
West backs flat salary for state printer reform
Governor West faced criticism for pushing legislation to place the state printer on a flat salary. The reform ends a long graft under the fee system that drained state funds, with supporters praising the move as necessary and the people likely to back him despite some legislators' disapproval.
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West
United States
Million Dollar Work Ahead Sparks Grunt From Pessimist
A bric a brac bout of sarcasm greets word of a one million dollar workload planned this year as optimism clashes with a chronic bet against success. The pessimist mutters and offers little aid beyond doubt.
New High School Bond Issue Faces Unified Support
The program opens with a call for approval of a new high school bond issue, urging that it be adopted without opposition. The editor expresses strong belief that there should be no dissent and anticipates solid approval.
Round Up Grounds Title Secures City Land
The city now held the title to the Round Up Grounds and those fearing Mr. Matlock would regain the tract may ease their concerns.
Pendleton Seeks New Theater Building Urgently
In Pendleton Oregon on March 1 1911 a citizen urges Editor East Oregon to address the urgent need for a new theater. The writer notes the old house is inadequate and the current stage cannot present first rate scenic productions, calling for immediate action.
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Pendleton
Ore
East Oregon
The Bride's Mistake On Honeymoon Night
Newly married couple stay at a skyline hotel on their honeymoon. The bride slips out to shop and returns to the room. She knocks and begs to be let in but receives a stern reply from the bathroom occupant who notes the mix up.
A Prince's Curiosity and a Bank Note Contrast
A tale of royal curiosity about a grandchild beside King Edward and a reflection on wealth. The piece links a king’s consent to calm behavior with a quip about seeing the baby, then notes the difference between a bank note in the pocket and a bank balance.
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England
Roosevelt
Edward
Prince of Wales
Wind speeds blow at eighty miles an hour without a ticket
A weather note mocks the wind’s speed reaching eighty miles per hour as it roams freely. No official restraint or ticket accompanies the gust, underscoring its unruly course.
Give and Share in Love The Abundant Gift
Edith Carter urges giving freely to those in need, arguing that generous acts reflect Love and return manifold. The poem compares giving to sunlit day, blooming roses, and rain reviving earth, promising that selfless sowing yields a hundredfold joy and abundance.
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Edith Carter
Abstracting the Abstract in the Witness Box
A Los Angeles Examiner snippet presents a large navvy in court where counsel blurts an abstract notion of aggression. The witness challenges the idea, noting a strike without provocation would be self harm, defining aggression as a concept rather than a deed.
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Los Angeles Examiner
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