Pendleton Daily East Oregonian publication details
Independent Pendleton newspaper prints daily weekly and semi weekly editions with subscription rates, carrier and mail options, and office bureaus in Portland, Chicago, Washington. Announces address details and postal classification.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall Ee Neene
Mall
Dally
Mail
Bem
Ma Bsen
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Chicago
Hureau
Security Building
Washington, D. C
Bureau
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Renewal. A Coolbirth in Century Poem Image
The poem speaks of renewal and nature’s vigil as sea sky leaves and birds sing. A white dove on a church spire symbolizes peace amid elemental strife, while Earth and time pulse with a timeless rhythm. The tone evokes renewal and a motherly enduring world.
Pendleton Poised for Advantage in Spokane Rate Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruling on the Spokane rate case reveals Pendleton may gain lower or more favorable east west rates. The decision lowers rates for the Chicago to Spokane route but delays for others to allow Union Pacific adjustments. Pendleton, strategically located, could attract favorable rates from both Union Pacific and Northern Pacific if path to Spokane or Chicago remains advantageous. Intervening petitions may lead to new conclusions and rate setting.
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Commerce Commission
Spokane
Pendleton
Commission
Hill
Harriman
East
Union Pacific
Chicago
Northern Pacific
Northwest
Washington graft scandal prompts possible special session
The state of Washington faces corruption arrests as 32 officers are indicted amid reports of graft and embezzlement. Governor Hay may call a special session to purge officials, with The Seattle Post-Intelligencer urging removal of wrongdoers and full punishment under the law.
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Washington
Hay
Ike Ortis Hamilton
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Alfalfa Deep Roots Endure Drought Across West
A Kanaag experiment bulletin notes alfalfa roots reaching nine feet, while Colorado tests show twelve feet. The deep rooting underpins alfalfa’s drought tolerance, making it a leading western crop. Kansas has seen successful alfalfa cultivation in recent years.
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Kanaag Experiment Station
Colorado Experiment Station
Kansas
Alfalfa Seen as Key to Western Crop Future
Agronomist Professor Tenkyek of the Kansas station says alfalfa will likely surpass all other western crops in value over the next fifty years. It improves soil humus, deepens subsoil, and enhances texture to better retain water, making it a strong profit per acre where market or feed options exist.
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Kansas
A. M. Tenkyek
Kansas Station
Western
Plains
West
Central West
The Faces of Our Dead by Paseo Harrower
A reflective poem describing the faces of the dead as peaceful and united with God beyond earthly pain. It speaks of memory, reverence, and the living’s continued toil on sacred lands while the departed dwell in a distant, holy peace.
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Lfe
Napoleon's Little Horse on Display in Paris Museum
A small white stuffed Arab horse named Vizier once ridden by Napoleon Bonaparte has been discovered after forty years and placed on display at the Louvre in Paris. The horse bears Napoleon's monogram on its left flank, confirming its imperial ownership, though Napoleon himself was not a skilled rider.
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London
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
Manchester
Vizier
Real Auto Poem by Arthur Riddle on the car’s joys and crash
The poem by Arthur Riddle mocks the auto age with gas smell purring engines and speeding rapture. It ends with a crash as a rock wrecks the dream and the driver walks to town late for work.
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Arthur Riddle
Trap Gone Wrong Ends Loganstown Villager’s Death
Logansport Inc Schuyler Holly died today from a self set trap in his chicken house. He planned an old muzzle loading pistol to fire when the door opened but failed to disconnect the device. The loaded pistol discharged into his chest. A stray line notes halr grows at three millionths of a yard per second.
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Logansport, Inc
Schuyler Holly
Halr
Parks need action by council on improvement work
The writer urges ladies clubs or others to petition the city council to appoint a park commission or council committee to begin work on preparing the parks for use. They insist that the delay has been excessive and must end.
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Counci
Beautiful Spanish Dancer Praises Peruna Tonic
A Spanish dancer extols Peruna as a non habit forming tonic that boosts appetite and digestion. The article notes nervous strain can cause prostration and suggests changing vocation when possible, otherwise endorsing Peruna as a strengthening remedy especially in hot summer climates.
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Pilar Monterde
Peruna
Mfg. Co
Miss Pilar Monterde
About Women and Progressive Gains in Society
The piece cites wage figures for working women at 272.04 yearly, notes 1,000,000 divorces over a decade with two thirds demanded by wives, and cites women’s federated clubs with 6,000 branches and 600,000 members. It also contrasts political influence and wage levels, mentions Australia’s vote impact, high school gender enrollment, and Ohio wages data for 1991 related to dependent support and work hours.
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United States
Women's Federated Clubs of America
Carroll D. Wright
Commissioner
Labor
Australia
Uni
Ohio
Two Candidates Narrow Electoral Choice in Voter Exchange
An elector questions a peer during a recent contest, asking what he thinks of the two candidates. The other responds with uncertainty, noting only one can win, reflecting a cautious, split view of the race.
Coal fields of England span thirteen thousand square miles
The report notes England's coal regions cover about 13 000 square miles, reflecting extensive underground resources. It emphasizes the scale of the coal industry and its geographic distribution across the country.
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England
New Bro's Herculeside Hair Cure Promoted as Dandruff Killer
An old advertisement claims washing without water is pointless and compares dandruff to germs feeding on hair. It touts Newbro's Heroleide as a genuine scalp remedy that kills the parasitic germ at the root. Sold by druggists with samples mailed for stamps. Detroit and Akron area distributors listed.
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Newbro
Samp's
Herphida Co
Detroit
Athena Fund Drive Sparks Publicity Push
Athena residents are embracing the belief that divine aid follows self action. The group has begun a fundraising campaign to support publicity efforts and raise awareness of their cause.
It Is Not Too Late for a New Theatre Project
A concise note argues there remains time to construct a new theatre. It highlights community interest and potential cultural impact, urging support for planning and funding discussions. The passage underscores civic engagement and the enduring value of the arts venue.
Watchfulness and economy at the boardinghouse
A new boarder laments two missing vest buttons while the landlady of the boardinghouse issues a stern reminder to practice thrift. Her cold banner echoes long familiar caution to residents as she directs him to the dining room.
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City of Mexico
Peruna Drug Mfg. Co
Columbus
P. Monterde
Lof
Warrarta and Securities
U. S
Banking House
Banka Bi Biped
W. L. Thompson
Cashier
Lambert
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Main St
AL. Schaefer
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Cass Matlock
Empire
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W. L. Crichton
F. McDonald
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