County Official Paper Rates and Addresses
The Daily East Oregonian printing rates and delivery options are listed for Pendleton Oregon. It includes daily and weekly plans with mail and carrier delivery, plus sale locations in Portland Chicago and Washington. The notice records publication details and office addresses for the newspaper.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Dally
Mail
Mall
Daily East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Chicago
Vhereia
Security
Washington, D
Bureau
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Green Shoots and the Creed of Hope Poem Fragment
A poem fragment by S. E. Kiser speaks of green shoots peeping forth and birds in greening hedges. It contrasts bearing reverses with bearing the message of hope sent by Him, urging steadfast faith in renewal.
Pendleton Sees Value in Public Schools as City Resource
The town faces the last day of the public school year with diplomas to be awarded and summer vacations beginning. The piece argues schools are a major local asset, fueling business, drawing families from nearby areas, and sustaining the city economy through teacher salaries and living costs. It urges expansion to accommodate growing attendance.
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Pendleton
Cchoins
They Are To Blame Over Pendleton Land Plans
The irrigation debate centers on Pendleton residents and land sellers under the Umatilla project. Local buyers say no agency has marketed land here and little exploitation work has occurred, while supporters of the Washington project push broader interest.
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West End
Pendleton
Umatilla
Washington
Real Estate Advertising Shifts Pendleton Land Purchases
The Hermistonians and Alberta realty firms have aggressively advertised tracts, drawing Pendleton buyers to land in Washington and Alberta. Pendleton western dealers are blamed for not matching these efforts, leaving local investments in Umatilla and nearby projects smaller than potential. The west end bears responsibility for the current situation.
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Alberta
Pendleton
Washington
West End
Umatilla
Spokane Fight for Inland Freight Rates Benefits Inland Empire
Spokane pursues higher freight rate reform before the interstate commerce commission to cut $1,000,000 yearly in inland merchandise costs. The Spokesman-Review notes that sustained rate discrimination favors coast cities, hindering interior growth and driving manufacturers to relocate west of the Cascades. Inner Washington towns face stunted development due to excessive charges.
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Spokane
Washington
Inland Empire
East
Spokesman-Review
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific Northwest
Washington State
Fred
Cascades Mountains
Walla Walla
Wenatchee
Pasco
Colfax
Pendleton
Baker City
Denver
Wool clip prices near twenty cents drive profits high
Umatilla county reports a practically disposed wool clip at about 20 cents. Prices this year satisfy woolgrowers after low returns last year. Rival graft disclosures from San Francisco and Washington contrast with a single decent state on the Pacific coast.
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Umatilla County
San Francisco
Washington
Pacific Coast
High School Graduates Speak On World Conduct
Tonight a group of high school graduates explains how the world should be conducted. Their remarks focus on guiding principles, responsibility, and civic engagement as they address peers and community members.
The business is for the man who goes after it
A terse motto frames a profile of a determined entrepreneur who pursues opportunity with decisive action and relentless drive. The phrase hints at a culture of bold risk taking and results oriented ambition.
Just a Teddy Bear
A poem by James J. Montague imagines a Teddy Bear mocked by crowds and officials. It critiques indifference as judges, brokers, and magnates overlook the vulnerable, while youths mischievously torment the ragged figure on a garbage pile.
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James J. Montague
Max Baer and a Southern Senator at Banquet
At a banquet Senator Beveridge praises a southern congressman for his savior faire, noting the man never deserts him. A clumsy waiter spills a plate of thick soup down Baer's back, prompting a sharp remark as he bites his lip and laments the dish.
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Beveridge
Walter
Seed Tape For Home Gardeners Hits Market
Back-yard gardeners may buy strips of tape with seeds embedded and labeled by the vegetable. The Kansas City Star notes that even a careless gardener risks radishes sprouting where tomatoes were planned, urging careful use of the new product.
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Kansas City Star
A Tender Moment
A humorous exchange reveals Colonel recalls the hardest moment of his life as he sought his wife's hand by explaining the proposal to her deaf father before twenty clerks. The anecdote highlights wit and perseverance in a bygone social setting.
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United Press Association
Rim
Spair
S. E. Kiser
United States
U.S
Circulation CO
W. L. Thompson
Cashier
Lambert
Hunziker Jewelry Store
Main Street
Archibald
John D
AKERS
Men’ Shop
Max Baer
Pendleton Drug CO
England
Samuel Blythe
R. E. Baum
J. E. Beam
Cook & Perry L. G. Frazier
Northern Pacific Service
Minneapolis
St. Paul
St. Louis
Kansas City
Duluth
Superior
Great Lakes
Pullman
Yellowstone Park
A. D. Charlton
Pass
Morrison St
Portham
W. Adams
Ore
Northern Pacific Railway
Seattle
Rainier National Park
Paradise Valley
Tacoma
National Irrigation Congress
HOTEL
Philip
Portland, Ore
Fourth
Fifth
Burnside Streets
New Management
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
Mabel McKinley
Edison Records
Main St
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. S. Byers
Prop
Cass Matlock
Empire
Cor
Webb and Garden Sis
Empire Meat CO
Dalles
Bailey Gatzert
Dalles City
L. Crichton
the Dalles
F. McDonald
Central
Alta St
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