Independent newspaper list and post office notices at Pendle Oregon
A garbled OCR item lists an independent newspaper and semi weekly publication at Pendle Oregon, with references to postal and bureau sections. It includes rates for daily and semi weekly editions by mail and carrier, and mentions the Imperial Motel News Stand in Portland and Chicago bureau entries.
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Pune
Bar
Pendle
Oregon
Imperial Motel
Portland
Chicago
Tureau
Slashington
B.C
N. W
Gloomepace and Verse Fragments From an Obscure Page
Fragmented lines mix archaic wordplay and gibberish about gloom and mirth. Nonsensical diction and stray phrasings create a hazy sense of a 19th century style verse page.
Senator Johnson Concedes League Votes Issue Unsound
The report notes Hiram Johnson of California, speaking at Tacoma, attacked the idea of six British votes in the League of Nations. He admitted the argument is unsound, noting that any single nation can block, including Japan, the United States, Italy, or France. Johnson indicates he will push the Shantung issue to the Senate floor.
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League of Nations
Shantung Peninsula
Hiram Johnson
Tacoma
Great Britain
America
Japan
United States
Italy
France
League
Wilson
California
Johnson
Senate
Labor strain and wage rise spur cost of living
A Clews' Financial Review excerpt argues work must rise with wages to curb inflation but warns higher pay fuels demand for even more pay and shorter hours. It notes the risk of reduced efficiency and calls on workers to act constructively. A Pendleton group of high school boys plans to attend and advocate for Pendleton to host the 1920 Older Boys' Conference of the Y M C A, with school and church support backing the effort.
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Clews
Financial Review
Dalles
Pendleton
Theigh School
Churchess
Pendleton Com
Mercial Association
Eastern Oregon salutes highway progress and leadership
The article lauds Highway Commissioner W L Thompson who leaves office with Eastern Oregon grateful for the road program under way. Thompson’s successor J N Burgess is wished a similarly successful term. It notes local claims about Umatilla County land, contrasting with official views that land yields gold as the true productive asset.
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W.L. Thompson
Oregon
Thompson
J. N. Burgess
Umatilla County
Cranston
The
Commercial Association
Oregon Journal
Umatilla
Junior Red Cross Unit Collects for Relief
In early World War I the Junior Red Cross mobilized ten million US children. Spokane Washington member begins an ambitious penny drive to fund relief, while a comprehensive peace program for the Junior Red Cross is developed.
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United States
Red Cross
Eerview
Wilson
American Red Cross
Oanet
Spokane
Wash
Sted Cross
King Albert Arrives in San Francisco to Campaign on Credit
King Albert arrived in San Francisco on October 14 to begin his official campaign aimed at protecting American credit. The visit signals a push to influence financial policy and reassure markets.
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San Francisco
Opt
King Albert
Pbture American Credit
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Internal Cure
An old advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and urges taking Hall's Catarrh Medicine internally to cleanse the blood and mucous membranes. It asserts the product combines tonic ingredients and emphasizes constitutional treatment.
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Faranne
Ownership and circulation statement for Pendleton Oregon paper
The document lists owners and major holders including Drake Pendleton Oregon and Northwestern Pacific Mortgage Bank Spokane as mortgagee. It notes a one per cent or greater stake for listed entities and names Ad Manager W Lampkin and notarized witness H W Warner with a 1919 date. It provides average copies distributed to subscribers in the prior six months and is sworn before a notary.
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Isis Alaeich
Pendleton
Oma
W. Lampkin
Pennie
Am. Menagst
L. Db
Drake
Dieten
Oregon
9 Corporation
Trtica
F Meade Raxteer Teehs
Indreton
Exon
FF. W. Lamtprin
HW. J. Warner
California Syrup of Figs Ad Voiced in Plain Language
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for children’s stomach and bowel relief. It emphasizes removing poisons from the stomach and liver, praises the product’s fruity taste, and promises full dosing directions on the bottle. The copy instructs saying California aloud.
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California
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Mo, Gloomepace
Wien
Junior Red Cross
Een CirculAtion
Bie
Franklin
Franklin Ae Air
Pendleton Auto Company
Thomas C. Omart
Manin
Penileton, Oregon
J. Edwin Sharp
Gyal
Inland Empire Bank
Cecil Cosper
Amith Crawford
Pendieton Hotel
Rock Springs
And
Utah
B. L. Burroughs, Inc
Cor. Webb and College
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Temple
Room
Phono
Umatilla Auto Co
Garden Street
H. M. Hanavan
Temple Bldg. Mhowe
G. M. Harrah
Walla Walla
Milton
State Line
Fred Eiffert
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