Pendleton Daily Rates and Subscription Info
The Daily Hast Oregonian lists subscription options by mail and carrier for varying terms. It notes sales points in Portland and Washington DC bureaus, and states the paper is entered as second class mail at Pendleton Oregon.
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Oregonian
Oregin News Co
Gth Street
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Security Building
Washington
C. Bureas
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Pendleton
Love Thyself Last Ode to Kindness and Duty
Poem excerpt urging selflessness and compassion. The speaker emphasizes helping strangers, lifting them from hardship, and showing that the world can be seen as fair. Ella Wheeler Wilcox’s lines exhort acts of beauty and charitable outreach to ease others burdens.
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Mike
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
A High Calling The secular press as a missionary ally
The Spokane address by Right Rev Charles Scadding bishop of Oregon lauds the secular press as a force for good. He notes reporters know their communities deeply and must balance moral judgment with outreach. The press aids reform, elevates politics and commerce, and fights crime by publishing truth.
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Charles Scadding
Oregon
Spokane
Man
Sone
The Emmanuel Movement Emerges in Public Mind
Lyman P. Powell explains in the American Review of Reviews that the Emmanuel movement reverses the usual order of religious reform. It is already defined and placed in the shared sphere of religion and medicine, promoting team work between minister and doctor as Cabot emphasizes.
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Lyman P. Powell
American Review of Reviews
Luther
Eck
Jonathan Edwards
Northampton
Moody
William James
Starbuck
Coe
George Jackson
Emmanuel Movement
Cabot
Where Hope Lies In Pendleton Growth Debate
A Pendleton businessman says increasing town population is unnecessary. instead, the surrounding country should settle closer to town to boost trade. He argues that steady rural settlement would generate more business and attract new residents without overloading the town.
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Pendleton
Close settlement urged to grow Pendleton county
The article argues for thicker population in eastern Oregon, urging better farming methods and crops like alfalfa and wheat to increase land value and break up large ranches. It notes irrigation potential across the east, west, and central counties, unappropriated water, and reservoir plans, urging local towns to foster growth, parks, industries, and closer settlement for public good.
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Oregon
West End
Pendleton
Washington cleans house amid justice shakeup
The state faces a sweeping house cleaning with a supreme court member charged with a crime and the secretary of state and insurance commissioner implicated in wrongdoing. They face resignation or prosecution. Oregon earlier had a cleansing day, but Washington now deploys a tougher federal scrub brush.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Insurance Commissioner
Oregon
Evergreen
Jungle reports claim Africa Hong easy prey for ex-president hunter
Reporters describe African Hong as easy meat for the strenuous ex-president and note four lone acts in one day. Some readers suspect the lordly game was prepared for the noted hunter, implying a planned hunt like setup.
Public Library Opens For Use By Everyone
The free library is now ready and accessible in a public building for universal use. It emphasizes that the library’s value depends on how extensively books are read by the public.
Ladies clubs urged to fund parks and band concert series
Authorities suggest that if ladies clubs raise funds for park improvements and organize a series of band concerts, they will be rightfully granted a summer vacation.
Public Welfare Inspires Private Virtue
A concise maxim notes that true private virtue is nourished by dedication to the public good, suggesting civic service elevates individual character and benefits communities over time.
Pendleton Tribune Faces Suspension and Shift to Twice Weekly
The Pendleton Tribune, under Weston Lender, suspends its daily edition and will publish twice weekly under current management. The Daily Tribute has repeatedly failed, lacking independent backing, while the East Oregonian remains the dominant daily. The Tribune may return only during a political campaign, with hope for a legitimate field in twice weekly format.
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Weston Lender
Pendleton Tribune
East Oregonian
The
Tribune
Leader
Eastern Oregon experimental farm location update
EH Netson attended last Saturday’s Corvallis board of regents meeting to decide the site of the Eastern Oregon experimental farm. The report was inconclusive but favorable to placing the farm in Morrow county. final settlement depends on expert recommendations and will be decided at the May board meeting.
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Netson
Corvallis
Board of Regents of
the Agricultural College
Eastern Oregon
Morrow County
Welcome the Stranger to Town and Welcome Visitors
The article urges cordial greetings to homeseekers arriving from the East to Oregon. It stresses sociable townspeople, friendly receptions, and genuine interest to leave a positive impression. A friendly, inclusive welcome is recommended to attract settlers and bolster publicity efforts.
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Oregon
Pilot Rock Record: Local option faces enforcement fiasco
In Pendleton paper terms the anti-saloon effort is a fiasco despite a 700 vote majority in favor of local option. The piece laments the difficulty of securing convictions as law enforcers contend with a majority intent on blocking enforcement while claiming duty at the polls.
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Pendleton
Enthusiastic Athena Meeting Backs Growth Drive
Athena business leaders gathered Tuesday to discuss expanding town services to accommodate growth four times current size. Speakers condemned progress-shattering tools, vowing to work hard to revitalize the town’s arteries and enterprise. About thirty local property owners attended ready to cooperate and invest in the plan. The tale includes a note about Dr Whipple and a western Indian Village. a freighted exchange about safety and proximity.
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Commercial Association
Athena
Whipple
Minnesota
Reil
Once In a While Poem by Nixon Waterman
A reflective verse by Nixon Waterman about intermittent hope and friendship. It depicts rare bright moments when blue skies appear and life’s burdens ease. The poem contrasts desert hardship with glimpses of paradise and enduring joy.
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Paradise
Earth
Nixon Waterman
Burglary Interrupted by Lawyer’s Warning
A robber attempting to force an unlocked back yard door was confronted by a lawyer who shouted that the door would not open that way, halting the break-in and leaving the intruder in a predicam ent.
Methodical Lawyer Guards Old Mansion From Burglary
A lawyer with a distinguished name lives in an old fashioned mansion on town outskirts. His sister fears burglars, prompting him to venture downstairs in a dressing gown. In the back hall he confronts a rough man trying to pry open a door.
Unpoised Lives and the North Star of Rectitude
A Success Magazine essay asserts that every person harbors a fixed inner compass toward truth and virtue. It argues wrongdoings arise from an unpoised mind rather than talent, comparing moral guidance to a mariner’s compass always seeking north despite storms.
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North
Sar
Success Magazine
Rockville Center Fire Dept to Issue Postal Card Alerts
Trustees discussed notifying volunteers by postal card when a fire breaks out. The idea was presented at a village meeting in Rockville Center, Long Island, reflecting a desire to improve rapid alerts for the volunteer fire department as reported by the East Oregonian.
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Rockville Center
L. I
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