Fragmentary notice from Oregonian postal entry and press listings
Fragmented OCR shows post office entry for Tendleton Oregon and Daily Oregonian distribution details. Mentions Oregon News and Northwest Service in Portland, with a United Press Association bureau line. Official city and county paper designation appears among garbled items.
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Oregonian
The
Oregon News
Morrison Tiree
Portland
Oregon
Northwest Sewato
Security Couildiing
Washington
Bireaun
Fourteenth Street
N. W
The Wilson Campaign Faces a Resourceful Opponent
Senator T Pp Kiere warns in today’s letter that Wilson’s path to the presidency faces a perilous challenge from Roosevelt’s strong, well funded campaign. The piece argues dedication to Americanism and warns against trusting a third term stance, urging cross party support to prevent prodded by trusts and tariff privileges.
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T. Pp. Kiere
Wil
Roosevelt
Wilken
Bull Moosers
Wilson
le Pot
Perkins
Gary
Hanna
Pendleton Faces Water Problem As Business Task
The issue is not about squabbling but a business and engineering proposition for Pendleton. It should be treated with calmness and dedication to the city's welfare, focusing on hastening the work rather than hindering proceedings.
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Stule Howeh
Ocean Steam Navigation Company, Limited
Mansion House Committee
Isehures
Great Transportation
Pendleton
Lane Emerges as Clear Choice in Heated Primary Field
In a crowded race with Selling and Bourne trading sharp attacks, Lane stands out as the logical voting option. He did not rely on a contested primary nor waste large sums to secure nomination, underscoring a straightforward path to the ballot.
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Selling
Bourne
Lane
The More a Woman Talks The Less She Seems To Think
A provocative remark attributed to a speaker or columnist argues that increased speech correlates with diminished thought. The line frames a gendered critique of women and public discourse, reflecting era attitudes toward conversation and intellect.
Double Header Confusion At Supper Table
A tall woman at a supper table asks who the exceedingly ugly man across is. The man smiles and reveals he is her brother. The woman collapses into a swoon and apologizes, realizing a striking resemblance she had not noticed.
Her Husband Seen Watching Her At Evening Gathering
A woman turns to a neighbor and asks about a man she finds handsome. The neighbor answers with scorn that the man is her husband, revealing the social sting of jealousy at a local evening gathering.
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Oregon State Association
Oregon
America
Francis J. Batley
Heaven: A Central Will Always Provide the Right Number
This playful line asserts that heaven is the one place where a central authority consistently yields correct figures. It reflects a humorous faith in centralized calculation and certainty beyond earthly doubts.
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Heaven
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East Oregonian Dpublishing CO
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Second Clans
Celephone
United Pres Association
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Mah Ally
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Liaily
Ma Daily
Mail
Tally
Lally
Ecaerier
Tmaily
Fally
Mall
Bem
Prisky Weatiler
Cin
James Whitcomb Riley
Inger
Wil*con
New York
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Ircia
Operen
Isle OF the
Saul
F, Taylor
Whitman
Tallman & Co
Benjamin
Bond Brothers
D. R. Chen Chinese Herb Co
E. Webber
State Hotel
China
United States Marine Band
William H. Santelmann
Mary Sherier
Pendleton Drug Co
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