Pendleton Newspaper Catalogue and Affiliations
The page lists publication formats and rates for the Daily and Weekly papers, including Dally and Weekly editions with various carrier and mail options. It notes the Oregonian sale point at Oregon News Co and bureaus in Washington DC and Portland, with United Press Association membership and post office registration.
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Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Security
Washledon
D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Tune Your Harp and Sing Like The Robins
Riley writes a short lyric urging a bright morning song. The verse invites cheerful singing and harp tuning as robins sing, conveying a rustic, pastoral mood.
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Robbins
Pendleton Money Invested Elsewhere
Letter argues Pendleton residents should reinvest local capital rather than sending funds to Alberta, Texas, Portland, Spokane, Seattle, and beyond. It claims outside investments have drained local jobs and growth, suggesting if that capital returned, Pendleton could double in size and employment. It contends Pendleton has been milked to fund eastern railroads and remains the state’s strongest town outside Portland.
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Pendleton
Alberta
Texas
Portland
Spokane
Seattle
J. Johns
Harriman
Oregon
Pendleton’s Champion Ora Jay Shines In Northwest Meet
The East Oregonian notes Pendleton high school star Ora Jay won back to back individual championships at the Whitman interscholastic meet defeating major Northwest schools. Jay, Pendleton bred and trained, leads a strong team that combines athletic triumph with solid scholarly growth.
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East Oregonian
Ora Jay
Pendleton
Whitman
Northwest
Jay
Advertising fund plan for Umatilla county
Real estate and property owners in Umatilla county consider raising an advertising fund to promote Pendleton and the county. Proposes hiring a first class booster for a year with printing funds to print and mail leaflets photographs folders and home printed material describing the city and county from Pendleton.
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Umatilla County
Pendleton
Advertising and organized outreach for Oregon homeseekers
The text argues using Portland Commercial Club lists of anxious inquirers, mailed prints, and a dedicated secretary to target eastern homeseekers. It favors direct persuasion over magazine advertising, promising to fill Umatilla County with enterprising residents within a couple of years and stresses businesslike promotion. It notes Bryan as a strong Oregon Democrat but suggests electoral votes hinge on Midwest gains, with Chicago as a pivotal, uncertain factor.
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Umatilla
Portland
San
Tilsoald
Cake campaign ethics questioned by Oregon Daily Journal
The Oregon Daily Journal accuses Republican U S Senate candidate H M Cake of misrepresentation while praising his clean, principled campaign. The piece highlights alleged disrup tion of Cake forces and Fulton opposition, asserting Cake’s steadfast support for statement No 1 and his readiness to back Roosevelt policies in public service.
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Oregon Daily Journal
H. M. Cake
United States Senate
Journal
Mr. Cake
Fulton
Cake
Oregon
Chamberlain
Fulton People
Heney
Coke
Taft and Bryan Likely Republican and Democratic Nominees
The Sunday Oregonian editors forecast Taft as the Republican standard bearer and Bryan as the Democratic nominee. They argue Taft is gathering strength for the convention, with Hughes a strong, if less favored, alternative. The piece notes Taft’s Pacific expertise could win Oregon delegates, while Bryan contests in other states.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Hughes
Ohio
Haineis
New York
Pacific
Pacific Ocean
Oregon
Pryan
The Grass Speaks of Quiet Service and Memory
Poem by Edgar Fawcett praises grass for its cool shelter and silent service to the earth. It contrasts its humble beauty with human forgetfulness, noting how grass supports cows with clover and suns the field from spring to November, while remembering graves unacknowledged by others.
The Peony: Flower Of Lasting Beauty And Hardiness
Eben E Rexford extols the peony as the most preferred flower, noting its early bloom, age improves size and bloom count, many varieties with colors from white to crimson, and its hardiness in the north. He advises rich soil with old manure and minimal root disturbance for best results, warning disruption reduces next season’s flowers.
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Eben E. Rexford
Population density in Delaware blocks sparks world crowding concern
A special investigation reveals extreme family crowding in Italian quarters with 18 percent in one room and 34.4 percent in two rooms. In east side norms a seven member family occupies three rooms with three at home, two at school, two at work. One third host a lodger, 41 percent two lodgers, 14.5 percent three, 3.1 percent four, equating to four adults per room in many cases.
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New York
Little Delaware
Charities
What Joaquin Miller Liked About A Paris Gown
The Sierras poet Joaquin Miller, rarely seen in San Francisco, attended a formal dinner at a friend's home. A hostess described her Paris gown, hoping to elicit Miller's praise. He replied that he liked part of it, specifically the part she wore, ending the discussion.
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Joaquin Miller
Sierras
San Francisco
Telegraphers Expect National Strike After June Wage Review
The Commercial Telegraphers claim Western Union vestures wages paid before the last strike by June 1 and announce a nationwide strike will be called.
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Unienss
Western Union Telegraph Company
Blood Purifier S S S From Roots and Herbs
Historical advertisement touts S. S. S. as a safe vegetable blood purifier made from roots and herbs. It contrasts with mineral-based tonics, claims no salivation or stomach upset, and targets rheumatism catarrh sores and ulcers malaria scrofula skin diseases and other blood troubles. The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta Georgia is cited.
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Nature
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
How to Help Our Friends
A Towne meditation warns against imposing personal truth on others. Genuine aid requires love patience and living the truth rather than forcing it on friends.
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William B. Towne
Nautilus
Centralia to Establish Paid Fire Department
The city will replace its volunteer brigade with a paid fire department and apparatus. Prof A L Melander entomologist at the state college will spend the summer on Orcas Island studying a newly appeared apple pest.
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Centralia
A. L., Melander
The
State College
Orcas Island
Bee the Big Electric Align Near Depot Rooms
Rooms offered at one dollar and one fifty per block and a half from the depot. The ad markets cheap lodging with proximity to transportation and electrical amenities for travelers seeking affordable stays. Policy notes and exact dates are unavailable in the fragmented text.
Hotel Advertisement Highlights Transportation and Amenities
Telephone and fire alarm connections with all rooms. Headquarters for traveling men. Commodious sample rooms with free tips and special weekly or monthly rates. Excellent cuisine and prompt dining room service. Bar and billiard room in connection. Only three blocks from depots.
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St. George
Northwest
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