Ftoast Cresgonan Advertises Pendleton Rates
Independent daily newspaper from Pendleton Oregon outlines mail and single-copy rates. The notice lists subscription options for daily, weekly, and semi weekly editions with prices and payment by mail. Also mentions office address in Washington DC and Scripps McRae News Association membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheago
Horeau
Washington
D. C
Hureau
Be careful what rubbish you toe In the tide
Poem fragment from Ella Wheeler Wilcox warning about the consequences of reckless actions. The verses describe rubbish tossed into tides returning to one’s threshold, urging caution in youth. It references tides, Nemesis and Nie’s sen phrasing with archaic tone and imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Thanksgiving 1881 Oregon Storm Sealed Overland Route
A vivid recounting of the 1881 Thanksgiving storm in eastern Oregon. Mud, snow, and drifting blizzard halted the Overland Road through Pyle Canyon and the Grand Ronde and Powder River valleys. Freighters blocked, stages stopped, and hospitality prevailed as farmers hosted travelers. 42 teams stranded at W Huffman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Baker City
Cay
Svelle
Pyle Culiyen
Inloh
Kille Betwen Grand Rende
Powder River
Irongfa
W. WH. Huffman
Pyle Canyon
Westward Caravans Through Winter Storm Forge Onward
A winter storm halts an eastbound freight caravan at a homestead built by Janien Pyles in 1962. The great 24 by 40 log room becomes a camp for freighters, with chuck boxes and fires fueling meals as they wait. By morning the storm ceases, but roads, drifts, and frozen harness slow the retreat yet the caravan presses on toward Bolae, marking the rugged history of westward travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Janien Pyles
Aew
Bolae
Post Office Deficit Due to Graft in Other Departments
A businessman argues the U S post system could be profitable if franking grafts and free mail for all departments were ended He says congressmen and officials load the post office with costs that should be borne by their own departments and urges charging departments for their mail to end the deficit He emphasizes the post office serves many people and should be run like a business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Postal System
Tom
Yeur
SeHabers
Departmente
State Department
War Department
Consular Department
Postoffice Department
Franklin Street
Corner
Webb
Peet Street
Post Street
East Webb Street
Market Street
Kome
Bath
Ann Street
Sedjak shot by Novotna in Bear Creek coal mine clash
Gibriel Sedjak was shot and killed by S Novotna during a dispute at Bear Creek coal mine near Red Lodge Mountain. The men had argued after a joking remark. Novotna is under arrest. Both men worked in the mine together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibriel Sedjak
S. Novotna
Bear Creek
Red Loder Mont
Novo
Thanksgiving Hymn Imagery by Wil Maupin
Poem praising gratitude and divine care on Thanksgiving Day. Mentions harvest, fields, rivers from Lakes to Gulf, and asks for peace, guidance, and lasting thanksgiving. Authorship attributed to Wil Maupin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Bea
The Glowing Path and the Fruit of Autumn
A reflective verse fragment where the speaker cautions a child about the alluring but imperfect beauty of life. The dialogue touches on growth, joy, and the idea that only time and experience yield fruition as youth moves through life’s cycles. Edith Livingston Smith presents a taut meditation on perception, loss, and maturation.
Make This a Day
A compact exhortation urging action and resolve. It frames today as the moment to seize opportunity, dismiss past failures, and undertake duties with focus. The speaker, The Talkman, inspires readers to face dawn prepared and to make meaningful progress through decisive effort.
Early Kansas Territory Debate on Prairie Lands
A 19th century debate notes Edward Bates of Missouri defending prairie land as fertile for cultivation east of the Rockies while opponents warn the region west of the Missouri could be waste and barren like Sahara. References Horace Greeley, Lincoln era figures, and Puthum's Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Pacific
Congress
Sahara
Edward Bates
Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
Lincoln
McDuffie
South Carolina
Senate
Rocky Mountains
Puthum's
Alten a New Metal Alten named from Frankfort
Coneul General Gwen ther reports a new alloy Alten composed of two parts aluminum and one part sine. It rivals cast iron in strength yet is more elastic and rust resistant and polishes well. It can file delicate forms in casting. Rev William A Howe dies at Cambridge aged nearly 101, oldest living Baptist clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coneul
Gwenther
Frankfort
William A. Howe
Cambridge, Mass
Rorent Billiard Room in Connection Nearby Depors
A local billiard room named Rorent operates in close proximity to Depors, located about three blocks away. The note confirms the establishment’s vicinity and suggests a casual, neighborhood game spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rorent Billiard Room
Depors
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam Day
Pendleton
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Scrippe McRae News Association
Mendieton Postoffice
RO & N
Eseterm
Stege
Umattila Tukhaitig
Ogden
Wil M. Maupin
Kian
Edith Livingston Smith
Pendleton Savings Bank
Montifet
Gwinn
W. Maloney
Morris
G. Scumbern
Hotel
St. George George Danveau
Rample
St. George le
Northwest
Prom
Electric
Boliains & Brown
Conner
Heatqiarter
Pan Ia Chas
H. Carter
Manbhall
PH Passer II
Alexander Montierf
Winn
Purnieh
Teal
Oat Poe
Wantunr
Odaho KR
Alexander
Cox
Joseph Padler
Hartes
Ay Carter OW
Mecham
ON. Stanfield
Alt. Devlin
Wardner
Smith Tl. Dusenbery
Hreteher
Prank
Merl
Marlendeck
F. Matlock
EB. Marshall
O. Raley
Herbert Teylen
FW Vincent
A. QO Kreppen
F Roosevelt
C H. Lew's
Portland
Mantle
T. J. Morris
the Hreony
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
the Hotel Bowman
Grey Smeth
Golden Rule Hotel