Pendleton County Official Paper Rates and Address Addendum
The text lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions of the East Oregonian Publishing Co. in Pendleton Oregon. It includes mailing options, prices, and a note about mailing matters handled by the post office. It references offices and contact points in Pendleton and Washington, D C, with a general description of delivery and newspaper service locations.
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Pendlton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
We Speak In Many Lengues By E. Kleer Poem
A fragment poem by E. Kleer about workers of many languages and shared humanity. It reflects on labor with sword plow pen and spade and a pledge of brotherhood beyond faulted speech. The voice notes miscomprehension and potential scorn yet seeks unity through smiles.
Growing district fair urged to expand and attract more attendance
Governor Chamberlain calls for a larger, permanent fair site near the city as Pendleton and Amity county plan for growth. The district fair has drawn crowds for three years, with crowded pavilions and rising interest. Local leaders urge the community to act on plans for a bigger fall fair to draw attendees from eastern Oregon, the Willamette Valley, and beyond, boosting education, agriculture, and regional progress.
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Main Street
Chamberlain
St. Pendleton
Amatille
Ste
Northwest
Pen-dleton
Oregon
Willamette Villey
A Quiet Campaign and Civic Tone Across the Nation
The national race shows good natured tolerance and judicial freedom from partisanship among electors. Early party leaders complained of voter lethargy but the onset of heated exchanges and hearings has sparked public interest. Reports from urban centers indicate party workers have not yet stirred strong partisan bitterness.
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Partizan
Tendiye
Hearet
Partiain Bitternes
Voters Quiet Amid Campaign Clamor Hint at Calm Outlook
Polls among party workers show many voters remain doubtful and refrain from partisan heat. The text suggests voters prefer cool, reasoned discourse over fiery rhetoric, forecasting a calmer public mood than in prior presidential contests and noting still a month of campaigning ahead.
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Partizan
Caine
Pendleton Moves Prostitution Upstairs to Tame Vice
Mayor Murphy ordered houses of prostitution in Pendleton to be located only on upper floors away from Main Street and public view. The measure aims to improve moral health and reduce the town’s open vice, following the city’s gambling and saloon bans.
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Murphy
Pendleton
Main Street
Oregon's Popular School Sees Large Enrollment Growth
Oregon's Agricultural College, led by President Kerr, reports over 1600 students enrolled for the year's work with expectations of reaching 1600 total. The college is praised as the state's popular school offering practical learning aligned with students' work needs.
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Kerr
the Agricultural College
Jopt
Oregon Agrcultural College
Fragmented prose fragment on life and joy in morning toil
A garbled passage extols morning care and humble riches beyond gold, praising sunshine and heritage for children, beauty in life, and the glow of memory. It poetically links material matters with life’s joys and sorrow, touching on fleeting moments and hopeful thoughts.
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Emilee
Briones
Home Maker at the Hilltop Gates
A poetic tribute recalls a departed woman awaiting loved ones at a welcoming doorway. The speaker reflects on her life of service and the hope that, beyond the threshold, she tends a heavenly home. The poem portrays loss, reverence, and continuity through memory.
Nothing Equals Petuna For Kidney Trouble
John N Watkins of St Louis Missouri writes that no remedy matches Petuna for serious kidney trouble. He asserts Petuna offers relief where other treatments fail and urges readers to consider its efficacy based on personal experience with kidney disease.
Peruna Praised by Veterans and Multiple Patients
Mr W F Clow and William Bailey among others attest Peruna’s health benefits for kidney trouble. Bailey, long afflicted, credits Peruna with improved condition after years of ailment. John N Watkins of St Louis praises Peruna as superior to other medicines for kidney and bladder issues, noting a four month course yielded complete cure and gratitude to the remedy. People Who Object to Liquid Medicines Should Buy Peruna Tablets.
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William Bailey
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Labor Protective
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Heritage tribute to Puritan valor and loyalty
A reflective dedication honors Puritan courage and cavalier pride across centuries. The speaker recalls grandmothers and grandfathers, soldiers, and loyal kin who kept their word in Naseby and in devoted service. The ode ends with a vow of enduring love and success.
Ellis Pushes for Station On Statewide Tile Project
Congressman Ellis urges the government to maintain an experimental station on the statewide tile project. His action would render a valuable service though securing an appropriation from the legislature may prove difficult.
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Ellis
Legisature
Fragmented OCR Place Names in Okanogan County Update
An OCR fragment references Okanogan County Washington with unclear place names and roads. It mentions Conconully and West Side paths in the last days of a local period, but the exact event or action remains unreadable.
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Okanogan County
Woshington
Letonen
Governor Chamberlain Vetoes District Fair Funding Bill
Governor Chamberlain vetoed a bill increasing the district fair appropriation. Despite his remark yesterday, he may refrain from taking further action.
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Chamberlain
District fair attendance as proof of star attraction
A reader notes that seven thousand people visiting the district fair in a single day provides strong evidence that the fair is the day’s main draw, underscoring its popularity and appeal among attendees.
Grand jurors urge cushioned chairs for jury room
The grand jurors recommend furnishing the jury room with cushioned chairs. They suggest temporary power measures may foster arrogance, highlighting a need for comfort and discipline in the chamber.
Pendleton's Pride Leads Tiny Parade Through City Streets
In the army of little children that marched through the streets of the city yesterday is Pendleton's fondest pride. The uplifting scene showcased young participants and captured local spirits with familiar hometown charm.
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Pendleton
Value of a Smile in Social Harmony
A short essay extols the power of a smile in all departments of commerce and social life. It argues smiling yields the highest returns for the least effort, fosters harmony, and strengthens domestic relations by greeting loved ones with warmth.
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Scommercial
The Golden Aspecten Discovery and Dr Pierce Remedies
A biased patent medicine advertisement extols Dr Pierce and Dr Plover remedies. It touts ingredients from roots, claims safety and efficacy, warns against miracle cures, and urges patient, thorough use for throat, head, liver, chest, and cough conditions. It targets general readers seeking cures for consumption and allied ailments.
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Pierce
Pleres
Berke
Cherien Cine
Plover
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