Independent Publishing Co. periodical rates and offices
The imprint lists distribution and pricing details for the Imperial Hotel News Stand and multiple city bureaus. It outlines delivery by mail or carrier with varying durations and prices. The document references Pendleton Oregon and a range of city outlets including Portland Seattle and Chicago bureaus.
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Citiea Imperial Hotel
Portlane Bowtan
Portland
Gregun
Chicago
Eureau
Security Bulla
Fragmentary verse fragments lack clear event or headline
The text presents disjointed lines about effort and perseverance amid darkness and doubt. It reads as incomplete verses, with no identifiable people, places, dates, or outcomes to anchor a news item.
War time rail deficits should be funded by Congress
The article argues Congress must cover wartime and postwar railroad deficits with an appropriation rather than higher rates. It defends federal rail management, notes wartime strain on wages and costs, and criticizes demagogic opposition while praising Mr. Kahn’s understanding of the issue.
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Hines
Aatchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Congress
Railroads
European tour sparks clash over war record remarks
Representative Kahn of California criticized U S actions in Europe saying the army has no business there and should have been brought home earlier. He argued the war is not officially ended since the Armistice remains in force and questioned the Germans’ failure to sign a peace treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahn
Germany
O. K
Europe
Mr. Kahn
California
United States
Democracy defined by unity in the Mohawk Brighton district
A National Social Unit speaker at the University of California explained democracy to a Hindu student. He argued democracy is not a simple power split or Bolshevik model but a shared effort where every person works beside each other, freely choosing their path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Social Unit Organization
University of California
Mohawk-Brighton
Cincinnati
Training the Disabled Men in Vocational Education
The article notes the Federal Board for Vocational Education aids disabled veterans. It reports 81,741 men registered, 52,367 contacted by Vocational Advisers, and 2,079 starting training under the board. It mentions 4,576 cases approved for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Board For Vocational Training
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Federal Board For Vocational Educa
The Whisper That Comes in the Night
A garbled promotional piece extols Mothers Friend a product for expecting mothers with claims of calming nerves and easing delivery. It markets the external use of the preparation from the New Ulster Company in Lamar Building Atlanta and urges readers to seek the soothing aid for mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penod
Yerri
Clint
Tradfeil Newulster Company
Lamar Building
Atlants
Font Beak
Retraining Disabled Soldiers Embrace Government Aid
The text notes thousands approved for trade and technical training across categories including agricultural, commercial, and professional courses, plus academic and special studies. It emphasizes that retraining is funded by the state as a debt to national gratitude, not charity, and promises wives and children needs are met as part of the program. It mentions talks of a 13 month year and political tension over the League of Nations.
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Board For
28 Years Ago In East Oregonian Locale Highlights
A garbled 28 years past note from Bully East Oregonians mentions Medrideia in the city from Adora Bourke returning to Portland. Aline Smith engagement to a cline's lower Vansyely Khinnoteehieh WT appears. An afternoon event at a school, J.8 Vinson’s refreshing display at Nelin, and rain north of Nelin are noted. The wool market shows activity with buyers and dozens of lots traded.
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Medrideia
Adora
Bourke
Portland
Aline Smith
Lower
Vansyely
Atinkte
Joonteton
Aggiartie Aetei
Nelin
Leon
Murer Tolee
N. C. Crain
Tallman, Crain and Co
Untold Wedding Costs Prompt a City Editor Joke
A comic tale in which Camolative questions a friend about wedding costs, asking how much the ceremony would run. The friend cites a rough yearly expense of about 5000, triggering a wry editorial remark about old newspaper lore and the perishability of copy.
Fragmented speech and chaos echo amid wartime life
Readable scraps reveal street disorder and social tension. A worker defends private property while a police officer questions the dirt throwing on a centreman’s step. Cambridge slang and postwar chatter show class, politics, and fatigue, with mentions of Europe and prewar life.
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Meerby
Wanted performers and riders for shows in Pendleton Oregon
Advertisements seek performers with roping and riding skills for Tee and Pony Show acts near Pendleton Oregon. Include work duration, weight height and transportation needs. Address inquiries to Robt W Etuthe in Victoria and Pendleton contact details provided.
Take home a Delta tency book of the Cream
A brief note announces Delta tency books of the Cream are offered and kept for one hour in cardboard cartons.
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Merlin St
Wudletee
Oregon
Onagonian Publishing CO
Poetettice
Pendin- Oregon
Dlaga
Neil Matton
Washington, D.C
Mall
Gsoo
POST
League of Nations
East Oregonians
Funnybone
Pompeoe
Jackson and
Lincoln Streets
Cambridee
Acertiin Tiahep
Fobeter
Eudfering Lernielte
Tolin
Bern
Susetguille
Sweden
Atomieh
Henry Thaller
Andy Bueger
Ani Twee
Newburns
Morntrie
Oniteera
Ant Aathor
Victoria
Indiranos
Hall and
Plate
Lee Manrhowes
Coon Street
Pendleton
Acason
Umatilla Auto Co
Don Pruité
Pres
Jarden St
Court
Happy Canyon
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