Pendleton Oregon Newspaper Offerings and Mail Subscriptions
Fragmented OCR describes weekly and semi weekly publications from Pendleton Oregon. Mentions addresses Morrison street Fortlany Tegon and Northwest News Co Portland. Includes references to mailing rates and second class mail status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voronin
Agee For UN
Morrison Street
Fortlany Tegon
Northwest News Co
Portland
Citeage Bureau
N. W
Pendleton
Oregon
Pewphont
Music in the Reeds and a Far Road From the City
A poem contrasts the busy city with a tranquil road winding through woods and reeds. It speaks of strong and weak, greed and peace, as the road to quiet pleasue and distant Fort winds away from conflict toward serene countryside. EL Kiser in Chicago Rec ord-Herald
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EL Kiser
Chicago Record-Herald
Comment on Commerce Court Decision Sparks Critique
The Oregonian condemns the Commerce Court ruling that stayed ICC enforcement in Spokane water cases. It argues the decision undermines the natural law of water competition and erodes a barrier created by a political compromise.
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Commerce Court
Oregonian Ais
Spokane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Such solemn buncombe over railroads and coast rates
The Oregonian attacks the commerce court ruling as a travesty that undermines natural law by forcing interior consumers to bear higher shipping costs while railroads grant favored low rates to coastal cities. It accuses the court of packing and undoing interstate commerce progress, calling the stance hypocritical and harmful to inland rivals.
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Oreconian
Commerce Court
Nothing to write about says ladies weekly in London
The Chicago Record-Herald notes a London ladies weekly claiming there is nothing to write about this season. It sparks defense that modern women seek diverse topics, from tariff to divorce, education to culture, with media delivering moving, absorbing matters for all.
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London
Chicago Record-Herald
England
James Johns Runs For Water Commissioner Against Moore
James Johns declares candidacy to join the water board challenging WHI Moore. Supporters note bonds approved for a mountain water system and Moore’s efforts to fulfill the people’s will, while opponents question water availability at Thorn Hollow and the cost of expanding supply.
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James Johns
Whi Moore
Moore
Water Board
Thorn Hollow
Jolina
Question on candidate Johns for Pendleton water project
The passage questions making James Johns, described as a Byers Milling Company henchman, a political choice for Pendleton. It asks if electing him would benefit the gravity water system or Pendleton’s interests, suggesting the move could worsen the situation.
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Mr. Johns
James Johns
Byers Milling Company
Pendleton
Wheat Buyer Sets Price for 46000 Bushels
A buyer signals willingness to pay about 70 cents per bushel for wheat with a large quantity available, offering to purchase 46 000 bushels. The note suggests favorable terms for farmers seeking a quick sale.
Move to recall court of commerce faces court needs
A note states that a recall effort targets the court of commerce with the claim that its members are not judges but fools, signaling political tension and calls for reform.
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Court of Commerce
LaFollette Backed by Hoorevelt in Booster Show
Hoorevelt is presented as a strong booster for LaFollette, endorsing his candidacy and rallying support within the party. The article frames Hoorevelt as a persuasive advocate advocating for LaFollette’s platform.
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Hoorevelt
LaFollette
Tarred and feathered Kansas girl deserves same treatment
A controversial remark advocates retaliatory violence against the Kansas girl attackers, proposing identical tar and feather punishment with heated tar. The comment reflects punitive sentiment rather than a formal legal stance.
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Kansas
November 17 in History Highlights Various Dates
On November 17 events span 1654 Elizabeth I ascends, 1873 end of Canadian rebellion, 1868 riot act read in Belfast, 1904 Port Arthur arsenals hit, 1905 German foreign policy shifts via Foreign Office, 1910 aviator Ralph Johnstone dies in Denver. Other items include Raleigh treason trial, Kingston cavalry clash, Battle of Knoxville, Canal opening, and Columbus mausoleum.
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Elizabeth
Great Britain
Sir Walter Raleigh
Guerra
Mexico
Congress
Canada
Kingston
N. C
Knoxville
Tenn
Bolton
Ireland
New Orleans
Paris
Chamber of
O'Shea
Parnell
Timothy Dwight
Yale University
Christopher Columbus
Seville
Port Arthur
Germany
House of Loris
Rilph Johnstone
Denver
Dirty Glass Sparks Pittsburg Lender Dispute
A transcription reads an irate exchange where a Pittsburg lender argues that the water is fine but the glass is dirty, accusing deception over the issue and prompting a heated exchange. The fragment hints at a local dispute or service complaint reflected in the period language.
Nothing to White About Church Meeting Report
A new western paper reporter Wis was assigned to cover a church meeting. He went to attend and gather the story, then returned to the office. The editor asked how it went, and the reporter replied with a casual, unfinished ending about lighting a cigarette.
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Ality
Meeting Ends In Fist Fight Between Minister And Deacon
Report describes a church gathering dissolving after a fist fight between the minister and a deacon with no business completed.
Py ro ography dialogue from Baltimore Ayertean quip
A fragment quotes a Baltimore Ayertean remark about paying for a woman to "learn her pyography" and a joking question about whether she performed well with it, ending with a crude image about making a pie to eat.
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Baltimore Ayertean
Fruit Growth Sermon Warns City Voters in San Francisco
Michiel Casey, long time city official, told a San Francisco meeting that citizens are the great body politic and the roots and trunk of the municipal tree while officials are merely the branches. A back‑row comment noted that fruit grows on the branches.
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Michiel Casey
San Francisco
Citiens
Mike
Water Diner Row Rests on Glasses and Grievances
In a small dining room, a diner complains to a waiter named Walter about the water’s color. The waiter inspects the water and returns it to the glass, asserting it is not fit to drink. The dispute over service continues as Alphonse watches.
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Alphonse
Walter
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