Pendleton Oregon Newspaper Mail Subscriptions and Publishing Info
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Pendieton, Oregon
Weathering the Roads of Song and Season
A poetic travel refrain celebrates enduring travel through varied weather. It frames life and love as expansive enough for all, with a rhythmic ode to joyful seasons and shared journeys.
A Way Out of the Jungle in Pendleton Governance
The Pendleton municipal campaign faces many candidates for mayor and council with little public clarity on their platforms. The piece argues for adopting a commission form of government to simplify voting, reduce jungle politics, and enable voters to pick capable officials rather than unknowns with hidden agendas. It notes backers push for or against street projects, water systems, and the electric trust, urging frank candor from candidates.
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Pendleton
Electric Trust
Spalde
City election could adopt commission government
The East Oregonian views the upcoming city election as a chance for voters to adopt commission government, offering a way out of the political jungle and enabling more intelligent, effective voting amid a system seen as hampered by the current candidacy and HuMerone positions.
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East Oregonian
Johns schemes and water board bid raise questions
The writer discusses Johns urging a municipal electric plant to power a gravity water system and questions his fitness for the water board. If he pushes an electric scheme for pumping water, he should not seek or hold a water board seat, to avoid conflict as seller and purchaser.
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Johns
Pendleton
Mr. Johns
Water Board
Local Water Rights Fight Reaches Peni Ten Case
Local residents press for gravity water access as John McCourt has sought Treaty rights for the city of Peniten. The issue is whether the government will issue a general ruling, with enforcement currently limited to certain spots including this municipality.
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John McCourt
Peniten
When has virtue fled and courage failed in our age
A Chicago Record-Herald poem by FE. Riser laments modern greed and loss of chivalry. It contrasts calls for strength and virtue with a world of wealth, vice, and neglect. The piece questions whether the era truly diminished virtue, honor, and care for the vulnerable, urging reflection on moral decay.
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Chicago Record-Herald
New York Governor Hughes Meets Visitor Amid Lease Tale
A visitor from New York recalls meeting Charles Evans Hughes at the executive mansion in Albany. The guest notes an olive hue of the governor and recounts Hughes joking about renewing the lease after a long struggle with the landlord.
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New York
Albany
Hughes
Hughes Comeback After Bitter Governor Campaign
Shortly after Governor Hughes of New York was elected the second time, following a bitter campaign, a law-
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Hughes
New York
Prominent Hank Wreckera Mentioned in Critique
Prominent figures criticized for conduct deserving penitentiary time are highlighted alongside several alleged wreckers, asserting that some well known individuals should face harsher penalties than many currently imprisoned.
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Hank Wreckera
Fattest man at the ballgame creates a crowded scene
Bunn Helm, described as one of the fattest men Omneinnat ever produced, attended a ball game where the grandstand was packed. He stretched his arm past the last row into the passageway behind him, drawing attention as spectators passed by.
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Bunn Helm
Omneinnat
Thees
November 22 in History Highlights
A compiled list of historical events on November 22 across years including Columbus at La Navidad 1492, Calvert’s colony voyage in 1833, debt imprisonment debates, fortifications near Boston, political releases in 1862, Grant’s 1864 move, Henry Wilson’s death in 1875, Pine Ridge activity in 1889, Sullivan’s death in 1300, Madero’s 1911 proclamation, and remarks on justice and judges.
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Columbus
la Ha Vidad
Landard Calvert
Lord Bialtimore
Mr. Stephen
Temple
London
Massachusetts
Boston
General Grant
New York City
Henry Wilson
United States
Washington
Thomas W. Ferry
Senate
Pine Ridge
Arthur Sullivan
Mukden
Francisco T. Madero
Mexico
Cure of painful hands by Cuticura in Philadelphia woman
Mrs. Mary E. Bretz describes severe hand cracking and bleeding starting two months earlier. After consulting a doctor, she found relief using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, claiming complete healing with no recurrence and offering a free sample promotion from Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Boston.
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Piace
Indy
Mra
Mary E. Bretz
Brown Street
Philadelphia
Potter Drug & Chem, Corp
Dept. 6A
Boston
Cardul Lifts Carries Woman to Health Says Letter
In Shellhorn Alabama Carrie May reports months of weakness and headaches eased after using Cardul a woman s tonic made to support womanly health with a 60 year proven record Your druggist sells it and a safer healthier life is promised by the makers
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Shellhorn
Ala
Carrie May
Medina Co
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