Subscription Rates and Postal Details
Subscription rates are listed for various terms by mail including weekly and semi weekly plans. The text notes different durations such as one year, three months, four months and monthly options. A postal classification and Pendleton Postoffice entry as class matter are mentioned along with association contact details.
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Mally
Pees Aieyees
Vera Ually
Scrippe-Mchae News Association
Pendleton Postoffice
The Greatest Religion is Aid for Destitute Families
A Poor woman with four children travels east in Oregon seeking shelter and sustenance as consumption illness grips the family. Public charity provides scant aid, while the author argues churches and governments should shelter and feed such needy families rather than allow endless begging and distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lito
Pendleton
Thende
Oregon
Pendleton seeks city hall and library complex site
The city owns a tract at Alta and Cottonwood for a city hall with public library, assembly hall and commercial association quarters. Proposes donating land to Carnegie for a library building including officer quarters and a hall. Carnegie Library fund is available to build a $50,000? facility in the city core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Alta
Cottonwood
Commercial Association
Carnegie
Amembly
Brary
Carnegie Wurary Fund
Pendieten
Hearst Grace Under Defeat May Shape Next Governing Role
The piece argues that if William Randolph Hearst handles defeat with poise he could gain allies in reform efforts with Hughes to clean corruption in New York. It suggests Hearst should cooperate, investigate fraud, and continue pressuring trusts to position himself for future leadership.
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W IR
Hearst
Hughes
Sint Amt
New York
Hitchcock's Career and Oregon Fraud Probed
The piece lauds Ethan Allen Hitchcock as he prepares to retire from the interior department next March. It claims his investigations into the Oregon fund frauds drew party power and public scrutiny, highlighting entanglements among senators, congressmen, and private citizens. It asserts a $729,000 annual state revenue pool and criticizes improper private use of funds and salary abuses, urging legislative action.
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Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Interior Department
Oregon
Mitchcock
Ume
People's Funds
Reyarty
Trenegier
Not needed: local officials mock claimed savagery of youths
The fragment suggests officials such as a train officer, city marshal, dog catcher, and janitor dismiss a claim about all boys at a certain age being savages. It mentions residents of Chinatown as overflowing with illustrations of the idea, but lacks concrete events, dates, or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Calcage University
Harry Binkery
Tom Gurdane
Tom Lowe
Chinatown
Appreciation of Jefferson Davis’s Loyal Wife
Pendleton captures mournful tribute to the elder wife of Jefferson Davis. The article lauds her fortitude, lifelong loyalty, and sorrowful endurance through Civil War losses and personal upheaval. It portrays her as a sublime example of courage and devotion amid exile and grief.
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Confedermev
Jefferson Davis
Anarnttet
Valley of Shadows
Mrs. Davis
South
Hollywood
Bmre
Jeffferson Davis
Cenie June Nissen
Pendleton, Re
Prunes Transform American Diet and Grow California Output
The United States shifted from French and Danghtan prunes to a vast domestic supply. Annual prune consumption tops 700 million pounds, with California’s Santa Clara County featuring 7,700,000 trees on 27,000 acres. Local output exceeds 110,000,000 pounds this year, meeting domestic demand and sustaining a large export trade. Portland Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
California
Santa Clara County
Portland Oregonian
Tin God We Trust Motto On Early Copper Coin
The passage notes that the motto Tin God We Trust appeared on US coins starting 1864 with a copper two-cent piece coined April 22, 1564. Proposed by a Maryland man, the motto echoed Christian sentiment and drew from The Star Spangled Banner. An 1886 London prize judged Henry Beams definition of money as universal provider yet excluding happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
London Tit-Blow
Henry Beams
Chicago Record+ Herald
The Shed and the Flower of Change
A brief elegiac reflection on a flower’s brief bloom and the durable power that carves meaning beyond loss. The speaker contemplates grief, the persistence of memory, and a voyager barque crossing a sea of change toward enduring understanding.
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Hoelon A
The Preacher in Politics and Local Nominating Spells
The Hartford Times notes clergy entering politics as Rev. H N Cunningham and Rev E C Acheson receive nominations for representative in Wastertown and Middletown, while Rev A H Goodenough declines Bristol Republicans. A municipal note adds Baker City turnout at 26 percent with A Johnny re elected mayor by 75 votes.
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Luther
Trinity College
Hartford
Baker City
A. Johny
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East Wreuonian Publishing CO
Washington, D.C
Bureau
N. W
Hitchcock
Mel
Alberta
Canada
America
Canadian Pacific Irrigation Colonization Company
J Johnston
Bowman
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
Northwestern Gas and Electric Co
Corner Court and
Garden &T
Frazier’s
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Proprieta
The
East Oregonian
Hotel
St. George George Darveau
Ntha
St. George I
Northwest
Bollone & Brown
Ror
Billon Rown
the Hotel Bowman
Crew Smith
Prod
Mabel Warner
Proprioetrial
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Portland
H. C. Howprs
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