Pendleton Newspaper Notice Fragments and Ad Text
A truncated Pendleton Oregon publication notice appears with garbled postal and syndication references. It mentions the East Oregonian Publishing Co and various bureau locations in Portland Seattle and Washington DC, plus scattered subscription text and illegible filler.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Eastern News
Portland
Cute
Washington St
Imperial Hotel
Bowman News Co
Chi
Waablngton
D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Resignation and policy views color early 1900s debates
The article contrasts John Bassett Moore’s resignation with debates over Mexican policy under Wilson, noting critics like Henry Lane Wilson and William R Hearst oppose the policy while praising its restraint. It argues the watchful waiting approach preserves peace, avoids profitable war, and rejects aid to private Mexican interests, framing Wilson as strong and principled. It also mentions Hi Gill’s reelection as Seattle mayor signaling a shift toward law enforcement support after a recall two years prior.
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William R. Hearst
Portland Oregonian
Mexico
Wilson
Lincolnn
Woodrow Wilson
Pendleton election signals shift toward municipal ownership
The piece notes political strength of decency, economic concerns in Seattle, and big business backing Gill's opponent. It highlights a municipal ownership council and commission government as signs of reform, plus progress on a federal building appropriation for Pendleton with possible start this year. It mentions restoration of church property involving Maryland and Queen Anne parish.
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Hi Gill
Seattle
Gill
Commission
Apology at the Table Prompted by Missing Larder
A Chicago Daily News snippet recalls Bridget the housemaid quickly filling a shortage at an English family’s table. The mistress planned to apologize, and Bridget offered to bring in all she could find and serve it in an apologetic dish.
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New England
Bridget
Tate
Chicago Daily News
First Picture in America Found in Maryland Church
A 1721 Last Supper painting by Gustavus Hesselius, made for St. Barnabas church in Queen Anne Parish Prince George county may be the earliest American commissioned work. It rested in the church until 1770, later disappeared, and was found in Rockville Montgomery County in Mrs. John Gasaway's home. The owner will determine if it remains church property or was deposited for safekeeping.
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Church of England
Maryland
Protestant Episcopal Church
Queen Anne Parish
City of
Washington
St. Barnabas Church
Prince George County
Province of
Gustavus Hesselius
New World
Rockville
Montgomery County
John Gasaway
Gasaway
Crowd wept while one man caused laughter at a play
Report notes a theatre scene where most mourned the drama yet one spectator laughed aloud. The distraught woman sobbed, insisting that others should enjoy the performance if she could not, while the laughing man stood out among the crowd.
What is a Surname in a Mirthful Vein
A playful classroom exchange about name order ends with a child explaining his mother gave him Brown as a first name at birth and Arthur later, highlighting confusion over first and last names.
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Arthur
Brown
Nam
Playing Up Dad
A charming 18 year old daughter of a western ranch owner attends a White House reception with her father. She greets President Roosevelt with a sunny smile and says she has heard her father speak of him, reflecting social celebrity tone from Everybody's.
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White House
Mr Roosevelt
Dad
Local Dentists and Debt Reflected in Conversation
A man boasts about medical science while a woman questions unpaid bills. The scene centers on trust in a tale of dental distress and financial concern, illustrating tension between medical reliance and personal responsibility.
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United Press Association
Weiephone
John Kendrick
John Bassett Moore
Uni
Henry Lane Wilson
Huerta
H. L. Wilson
Hi G
Sinnett
Gov
Federal
America
Hostetter
Dr. Thos
Obmart
Taylor Hardware
Pendleton, Ore
Texas
Tommy
Blossom Seeley
Billy Gaston and
Edgar Selden
East Oregonian
Words and Music Complete
Farmers' Educational & Cooperative Union OF America
Earnheart
W. P. Evans
Sec
Treas
Jimmy
Monty
Weston Brick Yard
P. T. Harbour
Weston
Pendleton, Oregon
Irvington
E. T. Miller
Walnut St
Farm and City Loans
Mark Moorhouse
East Court Street
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Columbia River
T. F. O'Brien
Union Pacific System
Main Street
Pendleton, Obe
Family Liquor
A. Schneiter, Prop
First National Bank
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