Independent Newspaper Tone Draft for Pendleton Oregon
The fragment describes an independent local newspaper with editions daily weekly and semi weekly based in Pendleton Oregon. It notes distribution avenues including Oregonian and Oregon News Co with addresses in Portland and Washington DC bureaus and United Press Association affiliation.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Fast Oapconian Publishing CO
Oregonian Ia
The
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Ureau
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
The Last Spike Excursion Through Eastern Oregon
Fifty years after the railroad’s eastern Oregon tracklaying, the last spike ceremony has faded from front page allure. Once crowds rode horses and wagons to witness trains, bandcars, and heroic conductors. Now the event is routine, a day off for sightseeing rather than wonder.
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Northwest
Oregon
Pendleton Welcomes Episcopal Bishop Paddock
Pendleton hosts the arrival of Episcopal Bishop Paddock as the church marks a new epoch in eastern Oregon. The city and its people expect his long term residence and influence to shape local religious history.
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Pendleton
Esstern Orecon
Shy
Paddock
Eastern
Orecon
Episcopal Church
Geer touted as “runner of runners” in Oregon political splash
The Dallas Observer features a satirical piece praising Theophilus Geer as the guaranteed candidate for any office in Oregon. It pledges him as the solution to national and local leadership, calling him the real original runner of runners and a friend of the masses.
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Oregon
T. Geer
Aunto Iezard
Fairbanks
Foraker
Cannon
Taft
Ghezard
America
Roosevelt
Bryan
Beveridge
Dean Colling
Dallas Observer
Pendleton Urges Bishop Paddock To Make City Home
Eastern Oregon town presents Pendleton as ideal bishop seat pointing to its central geography rail access and strong education and church networks. With ten daily mail trains and a vast diocese, the city invites Bishop Paddock to survey the field and establish permanent residence to advance church work in Oregon.
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Pendleton
Bishop Paddock
Oregon
The Umatilla County Cure Promoted By Sunshine
An article extols Umatilla County as a sunlit health tonic, claiming it offers more sunshine days than Los Angeles and serves as nature’s healer. It emphasizes the county’s location between coast fogs and mountain snows and touts sunshine as vital for health and prosperity. The piece quacks about sunshine delivering metallic elements and a sun as an endless bath of energy.
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Umatilla
Los Angeles
Benefits of Sunshine on Health and Diet
The sun's rays energize all life and nourish crops, with raw sunlit fruit delivering vital virtue. It claims races like Kaffire and Bornéons possess immune strength from sun exposure, while humans gain health from eating sun-invested grains, vegetables, and fruit, raw or lightly cooked.
Phelps to Seek Re Election as District Attorney
District Attorney G W Phelps announces candidacy for re election in the Umiatilla Morrow county district. During his four year term he has regulated many vexing questions with success and without the unpleasantness of reforms in law enforcement. He expects a larger vote this time despite a modest plurality in the last election.
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G. W. Phelps
Umiatilla- Morrow
Phelps
The Green Road Poem Fragment and Moral Line
Fragmented verse from the Washington Star links a romantic lyric about the green road to a closing moral line declaring that the love of evil is often the root of money. The piece juxtaposes nature imagery with a cautionary note on vice and wealth.
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Washington Star
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Mall Fem
United Press Association
Cacas
Main
W. F. Barnard
Dad" Moon
John Matheson
Frank Leavitt
Bunchgrass
T. T
National Congress
Geer
Mexico
Nick
T. T. Geer
Josephine County
Theophilus Geer
Umatilla County
Nature
HE Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Oregon Theatre
Morrie B. Streeter
Charles B. Hanford
F. Lawrence Walker
Antony and Cleopatra
Pendleton Drug Company
Pendleton Savings Bank
W. J. Furnish
J. W. Maloney
R. Alexander
T. S. Morris
R. T. Cox
Bradfield Regulator CO
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court
St., Pendleton, Ore
East Oregonian
Rexall
Grippe Cure
Rexall Store
ST. Joseph’s Academy
Pendleton, Oregon
Sisters of
St. Francis
Philadelphia
Sister Superior
Cale
Judd
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Columbia Bar
Rooming House
F.X. Schempp
Main Street
Carney & Tweedy
Telephone Main
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