County Official Paper Pendleton Oregon Ad Rates
The East Oregonian Publishing Co offers daily, weekly, and semi weekly editions from Pendleton Oregon with varying mail and carrier subscription terms. The notice lists annual, six month, and three month periods for daily and weekly papers and indicates United Press Association membership.
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Pendleton
Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Dally
Sit Mootha
Ty Mail
Atx Mantha
Mall
Beni
Mall Berm Weel
Mal
Daily East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Chic Horeau
Washington, D. C
Four Tenth Street
N. W
Art Lectures Spark Pendleton Interest In Masterpieces
During the week Pendleton residents enjoyed lectures on art and saw world masterpieces via stereopticon. Ladies especially appreciated the talks, enriching the city’s cultural fund. The essay notes art’s broad appeal, from regional tastes to universal themes of love, beauty, sorrow, and joy, with natural judgment based on familiarity and experience.
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Pendleton
Publicity Movement Seeks Countywide Support
A mass meeting is planned for next Friday evening to organize a stronger publicity bureau. The aim is to secure united county support beyond Pendleton financiers. The current bureau is financed largely by Pendleton interests and benefits other county areas.
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Pendleton
Publicity bureau drive invites countywide support
Pendleton and all districts of Umatilla county are urged to back a united publicity bureau. The plan promises countywide benefits including irrigation areas and new developments. A mass meeting next Friday invites every town to participate in building a strong bureau to promote regional advancement.
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Reau
West End
East End
Pilot Rock
Wheat Belt
Pendleton
Umatilla County
East Oregonian Defends Ownership and Policy Against Rumor
The East Oregonian denounces a false insinuation linking Dr. C J Smith to paper ownership. It asserts owners C S Jackson F W Lampkin L D Drake and E B Aldrich run the paper, which supports local progress, law enforcement, and criticism of rivals. It praises its 30 year policy and independence.
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Oregonian
C. 5. Jackson
F. W. Lampkin
L. D. Drake
E. B. Aldrich
Eastern Oregon Normal School
East Oregonian
Newspaper Defends Cole Action Against East Oregon Normal
In anonymous communications the local morning paper defends Senator Cole and criticizes Senator Smith who supported the normal school. The piece accuses the paper of signaling friendship with the Weston school while vilifying opponents.
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Senator Cole
Oregon
Senator Smith
Normal School
Weston School
Record of Umatilla lawmakers and the Eastern Oregon Normal
The record of Umatilla county legislators with respect to the Eastern Oregon Normal is fixed and unalterable. Quibbling and anonymous communications cannot change a single line or mislead the public about this matter.
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Umatilla County
Oregon
Pendleton Weather Beats California Sunshine, Residents Say
Residents returning from California report Pendleton weather surpasses the sunny south, a comforting thought for those who stayed at home.
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California
Pendleton
Towns Are Made They Do Not Grow
A brief feature arguing that communities are built through deliberate planning and effort rather than passive expansion, urging coordinated actions to shape Pendleton’s future development and growth.
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Pendleton
Debating Temperance On The Mississippi Pilot
A Mississippi pilot Horace Bixey speaks of temperance from the wheel at 82, recalling Mark Twain and a tale of a passenger overboard. He notes whiskey’s harm and a steward rushing to fetch liquor as a man struggles to breathe, saying he’d rather drink water to numb the liquor.
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Horace Bixey
Mississippi
Mark Twain
Bixey
Urs
Cleveland
He Got the Day Off Employer Whose Funeral
A quirky New York Sun item notes an office boy enjoying a day off as the employer attends a funeral while a playful vampire theme lingers in the wording. The brief item evokes a newsroom whimsy from the era.
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The
New York Sun
Talmud Wisdom and Humorous Sayings Collection
A fragmentary excerpt highlights the Talmud as a rich source of wise and witty sayings. It notes translations from Hebrew and reflects on moral teachings, family life, prudence, and social conduct with several maxims about money, marriage, charity, and character.
New England Woman Leads An American College For Girls
Dr. Mary Milla Patrick heads a New England founded college for girls inConstantinople's Astatte suburb Soutari. Born near the White Mountains, her life work from a 1871 high school start has grown the institution into a major force shaping Eastern Europe and Ottoman education, with graduates influencing regional history.
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Orient
Soutari
Astatte
Constantnople
New England
Mary Milla Patrick
White Mountains
Hampton
Magnzine
Pr. Pathick
Europe
Ottoman Empire
Uganda Exhibition Opens at Kampala in 1908
Consul Arthur Garrels reports an Uganda protectorate exhibit opened November 9 1908 at Kampala. It featured about 4000 exhibits across native industries and development prospects. Tribes totaling nearly 3 million sent delegates, including rulers of Buganda Bunyoro Ankole Toro and Busoga chiefs. The gathering marked notable moral and intellectual progress under British oversight.
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Arthur Garrels
Zanzibar
Kampala
Uganda Protectorate
Uganda
British Africa
Buganda
Bunyoro
Ankole
Toro
Busoga
Ureanda
U. S
Accommodating Judge Sentences Inmate To Seven Years
While presiding here, Judge Watson imposed a seven year prison term for a grave crime. The defense sought sentence mitigation citing the prisoner’s very poor health. The attorney argued the client cannot live out the term, prompting the judge to consider mercy.
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Watson
London firm ads for woman typist get 397 replies
In response to an advertisement for a woman typist paying $2.75 a week, a London firm on March 4 received no fewer than 397 replies.
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London
Ill we dodge in the cure for the greater ill
A fragment notes a philosophical line on health and cure, contrasting smaller evils with a broader ill. It hints at a debate over remedies and the moral weight of healing, without detailing people, places, or events.
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promotes Health
An advertisement endorses Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the best kidney and bladder remedy claiming kidneys drive overall health and promising quick relief. It touts mild, rapid effects and urges readers to obtain samples by mail or buy from druggists in 50 cent to one dollar sizes, warning against imitations.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
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