Pendleton Oregon Official Paper Billing Information
The Oregonian Publishing Co announces subscription rates for Frhast Gredonan 4. County Official Paper. It lists daily and weekly mail options with durations from one month to one year and notes circulation through Pendleton and Washington D C bureaus. The item states entry as second class matter at Pendleton Postoffice and membership in Scrappa News Association.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
Oregonian Publishing CO
If All The Skies Were Sunshine A Poem By Van Dyke
The excerpt presents poetry by Henry Van Dyke about rain relief quiet grief and the longing for silence. It contrasts constant sunshine with the cooling splash of rain and seeks rest in quiet arms of grief rather than endless laughter. The lines reflect a serene contemplation of sorrow amid a cheerful world.
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Henry van Dyke
Roosevelt the versatile statesman and working politician
The East Oregonian describes President Roosevelt as among the era’s most far sighted practical leaders. It portrays him as deeply involved in national and local politics, aware of state sentiment, factions, and leaders, and keeping tabs on Oregon’s political scene and senators’ election issues.
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East Oregonian
Roosevelt
Cal
Oregon
United States Senate
Senate
Opportunity in Umatilla County Entrepreneurs Rise
In Umatilla County daily, men build fortunes in diverse industries by sticking to work through obstacles. They start small, endure credit limits and setbacks, then grow through intelligent effort while others quit. In ten years the bottom today could be on top tomorrow.
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Umatilla
Long distance telephone service praised after ere strike
The East Oregonian reports markedly improved long distance telephone service from Pendleton with heavy traffic since the telegraph strike. It notes six successful talks with the Baker City Herald and no significant delays, contrasting with the Tribune’s claim of only “superhuman efforts” to reach Poker City.
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the Tribune
Poker City
The
Tribune
East Oregonian
East Oregonian Notes Wide News-Wire Reach
The paper explains its use of news wires to Heppner Arlington The Dalles Baker City Spokane Walla Walla Lewiston Huntington and beyond. It testifies that despite heavier traffic the long distance telephone service from Pendleton is very good, better than local three block area service.
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East Oregonian
Heppner
Arlington
Dalles
Baker City
Spokane
Walla Walla
Lewiston
Huntington
Pendleton
New Terror in Western Civilization Sparks Oregon Talk
In a fierce warning, the author argues against assassination and vigilantism as a response to political crime. He contends Western Federation of Miners members and others may target innocents, and warns that if law and justice are sacrificed, citizens may take the law into their own hands, risking brutal outrages like those in Caldwell and Baker City.
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Harvey K. Grown
Federation of
Minera
Earth
Frank Steunenberg
Harvey K. Brown
Oregon
Caldwell
Baker City
South
Beauty-Ads Suit Highlights Parker Photo Damages
Mrs Rose Parker of Portland sues Hicks-Chattin Engraving for 50000 claiming unauthorized use of her photograph in an advertisement. The piece mocks her beauty, notes she is a lieutenant's wife, and questions the ad’s embellishment and misidentification while suggesting beauty lawsuits upset “beauty mad” parties.
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Rose Parker
Portland
Hicks-Chattin Engraving Company
City
Leutenant
Biddy McGee
Blue Hollow
New York
Tillman lecture in Pendleton aims for strong turnout
Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina will speak in Pendleton on Thursday evening. Organizers, local high school students, promote the lecture series to fund winter attractions and offer a thought provoking program. Tillman has drawn good crowds on his western tour and Pendleton is expected to follow that trend.
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Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
Tillman
Pendleton
Direct primary law shifts spending from bosses to candidates
The direct primary law frees candidates from boss control over campaign funds and allows personal discretion in spending. A sworn statement of election expenses for all candidates could improve nomination and election integrity in Oregon, bringing the process closer to a perfect system.
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Oregon
One Mind and the identity of the self in New Thought
Pendleton, Ore. An article on New Thought asserts the universe is governed by One Mind present in every being and that individuals contain the Over Mind's potential within. It uses acorn and ocean analogies to claim inner sameness with the Infinite and urges recognizing oneness with the Father in spirit.
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Pendleton, Ore
The Swastika Crosses Across Time and World Faiths
A long account traces swastika crosses as ancient symbols of luck and protection found worldwide from India to Pompeii and Alaska. It notes widespread belief in their power to ward off illness and death, with the emblem appearing in art, jewelry, and domestic objects across cultures and eras.
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United States
India
Pompeii
Herculaneum
Sahara
Alaska
Siberia
The Dream Man Poem Enters Nightly Rooms
A Baltimore Sun poem describes the dream man climbing in through a window, bringing dreams of bloom, landscapes, rivers, birds, and a laughing child. The soft wheezy voice and dim shadows frame a surreal, nocturnal visitation with vivid, musical imagery.
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Baltimore Sun
Nature's Tonic promotes spring blood revival and vigor
The advertisement promotes Nature's Tonic as a safe spring blood tonic made from roots herbs and barks. It claims to cleanse impurities restore nutritive strength and energy without minerals and warns against mineral tonics. It notes the product aids appetite digestion and overall vitality and lists The Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA as the producer.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Haying Heroine Stacks 70 Tons as Solo Ranch Hand
Mrs Charley Howell, wife of a Horse Creek rancher, cut and stacked 70 tons of hay alone while her husband faced jury duty in Uinta County. She managed mowing, raking, sweeping, and stacking amid a worker shortage, demonstrating skill and resolve during haying season. The piece also contrasts Kentucky and Indiana rail mileage per population.
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Charley Howell
Horse Creek
Pinedale
Wyo
Howell
Uinta County
Hotel St. George Promoted as Northwest’s Up-to-Date Inn
European plan with first class service all modern conveniences. Steam heat throughout. Rooms en suite with bath. Large new sample room. Telephone fire alarm connections to office and hot and cold running water in all rooms. Hotel claims to be one of the Northwest’s most up-to-date facilities.
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Bath
St. George
Northwest
Irooma
Rooms Near Depot Priced At One Dollar
Rooms offered at one dollar to one dollar fifty per block and a half from the depot. The notice promotes affordable lodging with location emphasis and a promotional slogan bee the big electric alga.
Old Kentucky Wine and Liquor Store Ad
An ad for Old Kentucky Wine and Liquor Store touts pure beer brewed with Bohemian hops and malt, claiming energy for daily duties. It offers two dozen bottles delivered to your house for 1.00 and lists John Gagen as proprietor with contact details.
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Taft
Baker City Herald
Ienced
Beauty
the Dream Man
Rexall
Central Meat, Co. Carney, Farsdell & Co
Telephone
Kentucky
Indiana
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, Ga
Wother
EL Sidelo
Lily
Business College
Holmes Business College
Washington & Tenth Sts
Portland, Org
Las Stok
Northwestern
GAS @ ELECTRIC CO
Matlock
Hotel
George Darveau
Old Kentucky
John Gagen
Court 81
Golden Rule Hotel
OFI
Amercan Plan
H. C. Bowers
W.C. Minnis
Henning’s Cigar Store
Opposite Peoples Warehouse
Empire Meat Co
Stansberg & Milne
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