Pendleton Paper Office Listing and Addresses
Independent Pendleton daily and semiweekly East Oregonian edition details publishing house addresses across Oregon and distant bureaus in Portland Washington D C Chicago. It notes sale locations including Oregon News Co in Portland and Northwest News Co plus its second class mailing status.
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Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Morricon Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News Co
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Calm Nature Inspires Contemplative Verse by E. Kiser
A fragmentary poem excerpt speaks of Calm Nature pausing to lure children to protection. It proclaims a steadfast faith and contentment as remedies for fear, turning former dreary scenes into enchanted visions through contemplation and affection.
Public Test Votes Tilt Toward Wilson Roosevelt Taft
The Record-Herald reports a statewide straw vote placing Wilson ahead, Roosevelt second, Taft a distant third. Oregon favors Taft poorly. Pennsylvania finds the three candidates nearly even. Taft struggles to win large states and Oregon shows he has little path to victory. In Oregon primary, Taft 17 000 of 67000 Republican votes, far behind Roosevelt and La Follette. The paper portrays Wilson versus Roosevelt as the main contest, with Taft viewed unfavorably.
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Record-Herald
Chicago
Taft
Oregon
The
Wilson
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Taft Nas
la Follette
Ike
Pendleton Round-up rail service earns strong praise
Railroads provided extensive support for the Pendleton Round-up with special trackage and North Bank routes, carrying many out-of-town attendees. Officials commend the efficiency and capacity, noting the event attracted large crowds despite uneven population density across regions.
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Pendleton
Harriman
North Bank
Witwads
Browning Quotation on Youth Death and Time
A Browning verse fragment contemplates perfecting a cup and approving youth and death in time. The lines question flaws and the strain, asking for divine guidance in shaping fate and future.
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Mary Chimpson
N. Tyke
Iim
Do you admire Shelley in a Robert W. Chambers fan scene
A fragmentary dialogue notes a man asking about admiration for Shelley and a young woman, described as a fair blonde with long dark lashes, reacting with suspicion. The prose hints at social dynamics and literary fandom in a dated tone.
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Shelley
Robert W. Chambers
Sea Shore Exhibits Abundant Sights Beyond the Beach
Visitors discover a wealth of attractions along the coast beyond the sand. Museums, tidal pools, boats, and local markets offer varied experiences for families and travelers. The shore area showcases historical exhibits, seafood stalls, and scenic viewpoints amid a lively seaside atmosphere.
It Is Easier to Reform a Man than Keep Him Reformed
A concise maxim notes the challenge of sustaining reform in a person over time, suggesting that initial change is easier than long term consistency and adherence to new habits and beliefs. It emphasizes human nature's resistance to ongoing transformation.
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Wilson
New York
Murphy
Dix
New York World
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East Oregonian Publishing CO
United Pres Association
Maximiby
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Plaasant Dpeans
Peice
Emille
Eal Lens
World Ap
E. Kiser
Ord-Herald
New Jersey
Oyster Bay
Portland Journal
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Sulzer
Edith Tazlor Weatherred
Washington
Wyoming
Umatilla County
Plain People
Earth
Gail
Gare
Robert Browning
Warner
Max Baer
Julian Eltinge
Frederick McKay
New York “Evening Mail
New Plaza Theatre
Madison Aven
Fifty-eighth Street
Strins
Harry Te Claire
George KX
Jesene
James Russell
Richard Starlowe
Eltinge
Clyde Fitch
Reginald de Koven
Edward Fales Coward
East Oregonian
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