Pendleton county paper catalog shows varied rates
The document lists subscription prices for daily, weekly, and semi weekly editions of the East Oregonian Publishing Co printed in Pendleton Oregon. It notes carrier and mall options, multiple durations, and distribution points including Portland and Chicago offices, as well as postal designation and association membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendioma
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Dally
Mall
Carrier
Poem Fragments Hint at Hidden Talent and Release
Read as fragments, the verse contemplates inner thought seeking expression through speech or gesture. It speaks of potential talent surpassing past deeds and the moment of release when self is shown to others. The lines evoke a striving inner voice and a pledge to reveal true ability.
Taft Victory and Standpatism Sweep Election
Taft wins the presidency by a large margin amid standpat support. The campaign endorses Taft while still praising Bryan's policy ideas, noting voters chose stability due to favorable economic conditions and the fear of change. Four seats from the party's rank and file are expected to back the Republican platform as the nation moves forward.
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William H. Taft
Taft
Democratic Party
Bryan
Tims
Festinda
Bowen
Pondering a Peculiar World At Times
The writer criticizes ongoing political shifts and policies with sarcasm about tariff revisions bank safety imperialism and standpatism. They warn of potential wars and social changes, including schooling for Japanese children and the primacy of capital over human rights, labeling the world as peculiar.
A Splendid Law Governs Election Day Labor
A new system is praised for prohibiting par thon work on election day and for yielding a truer expression of sentiment. It claims Pendleton and Oregon saw a cleaner process with no conspicuous efforts to sway voters. The piece notes no free rigs or visible street workers yesterday, suggesting voters acted independently.
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Parthon
Love Mehagre
Pendleton
Oregon
Sullivan's
Evaluating Election Reform and Voter Integrity
The East Oregonian praises the new election law for preventing vote corralling by moneyed interests and transient voters. It argues the law ensures voters think and vote in peace, curbing corrupt practices and delivering dignity to election day.
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The
East Oregonian
Path of righteousness and politics in perilous times
Fragmentary moral reflection contrasts the difficult path of righteousness with political volte-face. The speaker condemns following worldly councils and mocks those who seek ease at a corrupt table, portraying fear and cowardice in the face of dangerous choices.
Woolen mill in city movement resumes after election
The election is concluded and order returns as supporters push to keep the woolen mill in the city. Latous remains involved, urging continual local action to preserve the mill's operation and presence.
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Latous
Pendleton Revival Aims to Restore Commercial Association
Revival plans move forward for Pendleton as the commercial association is revived and the aymincium reopened. The effort centers on rejuvenation and community progress with local business backing and civic support.
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Pendleton
Specious excuse cited by Bishop Paddock on wealth
A New York clergyman recalls Bishop Paddock of eastern Oragon declaring wealth a God given endowment and some men fated to make money. He praises Paddock as a lively speaker while recounting an attack on a wrong he defended with a nursery story about a boy and soldiers on Sunday.
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Bishop Paddock
Oragon
New York
Johnny
Salvation Army
Man slain during arrest in Portland Oregon
Delaney, a Spokane native, died after Officer Stahl shot him at Portland. He had been arrested for acting suspiciously and attempted to flee when the officer fired. Delaney died en route to the hospital.
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JV. Delaney
Spokane
Stahl
Portland
Ore
Delaney
Song of Tile Open and the Roiling Plain
An early 20th century verse fragment by Wil E F Griffin with garbled lines and rhythmic imagery. The speaker seeks natural scenes of rain wind pines mountains and open plains, mixing rough phrases about cowboys and freedom with poetic stops. The text is fragmentary but preserves a frontier tone and the refrain of longing for a life unbound.
The Busy Man Delivers Favors Faster Than Idle One
A humorous quip contrasts two types of people. The always-busy person, Fergus, gets favors done promptly while the idle friend makes excuses. The piece from the Michigan Treatise suggests choosing the high-workload individual who never stops to shirk.
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Michigan
How Da-Do All The World Brightens With Howda-Do
A playful verse from Battimore Syn celebrating bright mornings and hopeful feeling. It evokes light, trust, and cheerful motion as life dances and the world sings.
Michael J. Bean’s Poem Fragment on Flowers and Resurrection
An OCR fragment presents a verse listing flowers and symbolic meanings. It references Miguinettes, Celia, Porsion, pansies, and a “Smartelles” mission connected to renewal and resurrection. The text is fragmentary with unclear phrasing and possible misspellings.
Origin of Koiving Knitting Through Centuries
The article traces knitting origins from ancient times, with early silk stockings worn by Henry II of France for his sister's wedding. It notes widespread use in Italy, Spain, and Germany, and describes advancements in stocking design including garter top reinforcement and durable double tips.
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Italy
Spain
Germany
Henry II of Frances
Duke of Savoy
Country Boys Wanted For Business Positions
Business men in Oakland and San Francisco seek country raised youths for commercial roles. The Polytechnic Business College of Oakland reports strong training and placement results, offering homelike housing at low rates. An illustrated catalogue is free from Prof. W. E. Gibson, 206 Twelfth Street, Oakland.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Polytechnic Business College of
Cal
W. E. Gibson
Twelfth Street
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6Th Street
Oreron
Chicago
Pureau
Security
Washington, D C
Dureag
Fourteenth Street
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Main
United States
Ae Biesla
Ike Elihu Root
Grosseup
Capitel
Polchaner
Enil
Peliceman
Justy
Till
Fettera
Hull
Mart
Griffin
Cyrus Noble
U.S. Agricultural Department
U.S. Internal Revenue Department
W. J. van. Schuyver & CO
Second Street
W. J. van Schuyver & Co
P.O. Addrna
Fergus
Goodmorrow
Battimore Syn
National Bank Security
Pendleton Savings Bank
U. S
American National Bank
the Flowers Mission
Celia
Gal
Weaver Judipment
Hell
Michael J. Bean
Country Boys
A. Eklund
Queen Chop House
City Steam Dye Works
Alter St
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. & Byers, Proprietor
Inc
Cara
Cornelius
Park and Alder Streets
Europlan
N. K. Clarke, Mgr
C. W. Cornelius
St. Joseph’s Academy
Pendleton, Oregon
Sisters of St. Francis
Philadelphia
Rae
Itex
Fairbanks
Morse Engines
Scalon
Neagle Bros
Henry
Iffice
Ce & Cold Storage Company
Phone Malin
Empire Meat CO
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