Pendleton Port Office Receipts Note Newsletter Rates
Fragmented OCR from a historic Oregon paper mentions Pendleton port office, a mail matter, and subscription rates. It lists various cities and presses including News Ceedl Oregon and Portland Bowman Bons Co sections. Rates are given in semi weekly and six month terms, with partial amounts unreadable.
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Fanaa
Oregon
Worthington
Howl
Portland
Bowman Bons
T Bereau
Soenbe
C. Berean
N. W
Rainy day rummage yields forgotten keepsakes at home
In a reflective verse Augusta Wall contemplates attic to cellar searches on a rainy day. Lost books and cobwebbed nooks become the stage for memory revival as the narrator finds value in ordinary home treasures.
Cleanup Called For In Pendleton Gambling Scandal
Local editorial urges fearless investigation into gambling corruption rumors in Pendleton. It cites police connivance concerns, council members seeking evidence, and possible protection payments, while highlighting a broader demand for law enforcement and accountability. The piece also references a New York World editorial on non intervention in Mexico amid the Benton affair.
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East Oregonian
Debates on Mexican Policy and Influence of British Capital
The piece argues for fact finding on the Benton execution, critiques British funding of Mexican leaders, and urges Wilson’s policy toward Huerta as essential to preventing further upheaval. It warns against foreign intervention and links stability in Mexico to preserving order for British and American interests. It ends with a social commentary on personal style reflecting deeper self-reliance.
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Sir Edward Grey
Francis Dyke Acland
House of Commons
United States
Mexico
Benton
Mr. Acland
Great Britain
Villa
Washington
Diaz
Madero
Huerta
London
Wilson
Imitation vs Individuality in Women's Dress
Grace Margaret Gould argues individuality matters in fashion. Instead of mimicking others, women should present their best selves. The piece cautions fat women chasing sylphlike trends and lean women copying.
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Grace Margaret Gould
Woman's Home Companion
Carlyle Lectures on Literature and Action in 1828
A report of Thomas Carlyle's 1828 lecture series argues that actions outlast books, noting Homer and other great writers will fade yet deeds endure. The quoted comparison describes actions as a river flowing underground, periodically surfacing to refresh humanity.
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Thomas Carlyle
Carlyle
Thomas Chisholm Anstey
The Gardener at Cedar Croft by Bayard Taylor
Bayard Taylor’s estate Cedar Croft shows his rural life had limits as city ties and literary aims pulled him back. In a letter to Aldrich he jokes of gardening duties and writes a playful verse about turnips onions corn and big shubarb stalks.
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Bayard Taylor
Cedar Croft
Pennsylvania
Aldrich
Marvell
Two Privileges the Average Man Demands Revealed
A historical remark notes that the ordinary man clings to two rights: the freedom to act as he wishes and the license to abuse neighbors who resist those demands. TheCommentary reflects on social manners and individual autonomy in a community setting.
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Pendleton
Eart Oregonman Publishing CO
Mester Unted Press Association
Troves
Augusta Wall
New York
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Slater
Hostetter
Pendicton
CITT
Beddow & Miller
Texas
Tommy
Seeley
Billy Gaston and
Edgar Selden
Words and Music Complete
Weston Brick Yard
P. T. Harbour
Weston, Oregon
Farmers’ Educational & Cooperative Union OF America
R. C. Earnheart
W. P. Evans
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Treas
State Hotel
Cor. Webb and Cottonwood Sts
Pendleton, Ore
Wm. Hanscom
Nyal’s Hot Springs
Koeppen’s
Heppner
J. L Vaughan
Vaughan
Harry Cummings
Irvington
Thos. O. Ohmart
Taylor Hardware
J. L. Vaughan
Main Street
Pendleton, Obe
A. Schneiter, Prop
Renee
Dax Mark Moorhouse Company
East Court
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