Independent Pendleton Weekly Rates and Mail Terms
The East Oregonian publishing company lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions with various term options and carrier delivery. It notes addresses for the Oregon bureau and United Press Association membership, and that mail rates apply to Pendleton, Oregon.
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Bally
Pendleton
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Neseeeenee
Delly
Mall
Dally
Deily
Werk
Tebus
Esc
Haste and Hope in Sydney Lanier Verses
A compact poem fragment by Sydney Lanier evokes urgency and longing as the speaker calls for swift movement toward a hopeful future. The imagery blends sailing and sea with the soul, urging the present to be seized before fading.
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Sydney Lanier
Portland invited to travel to Hermiston for irrigation headgate opening
The Portland Commercial club is invited to run a special train to Hermiston for the headgates opening of a government irrigation project in late May with date to be fixed. The appeal urges Portland businesses to visit eastern Oregon, see desert resources, water in ditches, and lifted headgates to understand how Oregon’s produce reaches Portland warehouses.
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Portland
Hermiston
Sharp political knives in Oregon state race
The editorial argues republican foes of statement No 1 aim to block Senator Fulton by steering the legislature to choose an unpledged body. It claims fear of a democratic senator and old bribery tactics drive opposition, urging Fulton supporters to insist on adherence to statement No 1 as a decisive tool. The East Oregonian endorses M. Cake as capable.
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George B. Chamberlain
Charles W. Fulton
Chamberlain
Fulton
Oregon
United States
Fulton Faces Internal Strife Over Senate Election Pledge
The text portrays Fulton as a potential representative who supports popular election of U S senators but faces opposition from within his own party. It warns that Fulton’s allies are misjudging the pledge and that the greater danger stems from insiders rather than external opponents.
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Fulton
United States
Desert grass seed sparks California paper hopes
From the Sahara to Los Angeles, two small seed packs of alfa grasa arrive, backed by J C Conrad. Government and experiments in Daggett Mesa and Thermal aim to establish desert-based paper mills. If successful, Alfa grass could fuel a new arid-region industry for book papers.
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Los Angeles
California
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico
United States Bureau of Plant Industry
J. C. Conrad
Africa
Daggett
Santa Fe
Desert
Mojave
Imperial Valley
Mossback remarks spark town progress debate in Pendleton
A local East Oregonian note targets a persisting critic in Pendleton who resents new settlers and public improvements. The critique accuses him of monopolizing Main and Court street property, opposing paving and schools, and driving up rents while hindering growth. It urges removal of such obstructionists to favor development and civic advancement.
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Mosbacks
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Mossback
Main
Court
City
Goodness
Oregon
Local Enemies Target City for New Growth
The East Oregonian condemns enemies who seek to disrupt progress and scare away settlers, capital, and new blood from the city and county. It argues such parasitic elements attack the community’s vitals and should be revealed publicly to protect growth.
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East Oregonian
Market days imitate Pendleton in several cities
Eugene Caldwell Wattsburg La Grande Baker City Boise City and Salem adopt market days patterned after Pendleton. The note lauds Pendleton as a model for safe local commerce and community events.
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Pendleton
Eugene
Caldwell
Wattsburg
la Grande
Baker City
Boise City
Salem
Pendleton’s
The Cry of the Pines poem fragment
A fragment of a poem lamenting forests and trees dying under the axe. The speaker personifies pines, describing centuries of watching, bark flaying, and sap tears gathered for selling, ending with a shout that the trees die. The fragment closes with the line Anna McQueen.
Memory System Poem A Caution On Kindness And Gratitude
A compact verse urges keeping kindness in memory while discarding praise slander and slight. It counsels returning favors, honoring promises, and being grateful to those who help, attributed to Prisollin Leonard in a reflective moral register.
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Prisollin Leonard
March Winds Bring Health Tips and Vivid Verse
A Farm Journal excerpt pairs a health regimen with March winds and nature verse. It outlines fruit for meals, no tea, daily walks and baths, and disciplined sleep while a lively, rhythmic stanza describes Match entering town in russet attire, shaking trees as sap rises and sparrows respond. Helen M. Richardson notes the seasonal awakening.
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Helen M. Richardson
Farm Journal
Old man with umbrella and memory of past woes
A brief dialogue from the Chicago World contrasts a man’s umbrella with a remembered one from youth. The line hints at regret and reflection, framing a calm married life as a counterpoint to a frenzied courtship that rarely succeeds.
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Chicago
Chile's Salt Deposits Largest Worldwide
Chile holds the world’s greatest salt deposits at Salar Grande in Tarapacá province, about 60 miles south east of Iquique. The mine covers 6,000 acres to 25 feet depth and contains over 14,000,000,000 tons of nearly pure salt, enough to supply global needs for years.
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Chile
Salar Grande
Tarapaca
Iquique
Notable Mineral Deposits Spread Across Interior Lands
The report notes decades of mining minds and identifies several other deposits in the interior, each covering two to three times the area of the principal deposit described earlier. Strong focus on vast interior resource prospects and expansion potential.
Mulcahey Stone Throw Case Reported by Tribune
The Minneapolis Tribune reports evidence shows Mrs Mulcahey threw a stone at Policeman Casey and that Ol hit him, as presented before the court. The account emphasizes the assault as described by the newspaper source.
Spring Health Benefit of Bitters Course Advised
A short course of Bitters is recommended to cleanse the system after winter. The note urges readers to take the remedy now as spring approaches, claiming it can perform considerable good during this season.
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Nature
Purifying Remedy Promises Health Blemish Free Sleep
A medicinal claim extols a blood purifying remedy that promises restful sleep and cures for Spring Fever, Colds, Grippe, Indigestion and Malaria. The advertisement guarantees the genuine product to be absolutely pure and effective.
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Daily East Oregonian
Ate the
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Poctland
Chicere Sea Security
Gea
D.C
United Preae Association
Malis
Eotered
Esrt
Oregonian
M. Cake
Algeria
Frank G. Carpenter
Sahara Desert
Port of
Oran
Europe
Anna McQueen
Match
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Roomen
The
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Pendleton Savings Bank
W. J. Furnish
J. W. Maloney
R. Alexander
T. S. Morris
R. T. Cox
Frank B. Clopton
Hostetter
Rexall
Grippe Cure
Rexall Store
ST. Joseph’s Academy
Pendleton, Oregon
Sisters of
St. Francis
Philadelphia
Addres Sister Superior
Judd
Pendieton
Henry
Pendieton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Phone Main
Columbia Bar
Rooming House
F. X. Schempp
Main Street
Carney & Tweedy
Telephone Main
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