East Oregonian Publication and Post Office Notice
Independent newspaper details Pendleton publication schedule and subscription rates. It lists mail and carrier options, sale locations in Portland and Chicago, and addresses for offices and bureaus. The paper is designated as the Official City and County Paper and entered as second class mail.
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Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Northwest News Co
Oregon
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
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A Poem On The Power Of Small Kindnesses
A reflective verse notes how small acts of love and kindness alter life’s path. A tribute to smiles, gentle words, and warm memories that lift a heavy heart and brighten the world with heavenly glow.
Cold Blooded Course In Oregon Governor Race
Jay Bowerman pushes for office by attacking allies and the Irrigation law amendment. He alleges Bourne and Ellis are to blame for changes in section nine, claiming the delegation harmed Oregon while supporters defend the amendment as necessary for states with weak projects. Bowerman faces Hawley in western Oregon and Bourne elsewhere as he campaigns.
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Jay Bowerman
Oregon
Bowerman
Senator Bourne
Ellis
House of Representatives
United States
Army Engineers
Hermiston
Congressman Ellis
Senator Chamberlain
Este Ie Assemblyfem
Bourne
Congressman Hawley
Hawley
Unedifying display of political self interest by rival
The passage portrays Bower man as a cold blooded politician who administers left handed jobs on Congressman Ellis. He is said to pursue personal interests, showing unfair treatment even to friends, a spectacle described as not edifying.
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Congressman Ellis
Bowerman
Barrett for joint senator seeks Oregon reform support
A political column urges voters to back C A Barrett for joint senator regardless of party. It notes his four years in the house, adherence to pledges, support for the eastern Oregon normal school, freight rates concerns in Umatilla, and push for Celilo portage road. He ran for open endorsement, not party assembly, stressing independence from local bosses.
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Oregon
C. A. Barrett
Mr. Barrett
Barrett
House of Representatives
Eastern Oregon Normal School
Normal School
Umatilla County
Portage Road
People
Assembly
A Regrettable Affair Sparks Court Street Riot
A wretched scene last evening on Court street after the Darrow meeting sparked by hoodlumism, with ministers as guests at synod sessions receiving respectful treatment from Pendleton’s citizens. Authorities are urged to prevent further incidents as political tensions and near-riot conditions loom three weeks before the election.
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Court Street
Darrow
Lesson from Japanese women's university inspires world view
Robert Haven Schauffler in Success Magazine highlights two Japanese scholars who toured the United States, then founded a university to educate daughters of Japan for roles as women, wives, and mothers. The institution, described as the largest women’s college, emphasizes psychology, child study, ethics, hygiene, education, and nursing, with dormitories and a head woman leads home management under a matron. The piece argues nations rise not by battles but by early education and domestic politics shaping future power.
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West
Robert Haven Schauffler
Success Magazine
Daughters of
Japan
Iarcest Woman's College
Theodote Smith
Clark University
Shufu
Saleeb
Origin of naval orange and Tibbetts legacy long cited
The Bahia or Washington naval orange, seedless and flavorful, arose in southern California after trials and plantings by Riverside colonist L. C. Tibbetts who received two small trees from Washington in 1973. The variety, popular for low picking height and rapid propagation, spread to millions of trees. Tibbetts is called a benefactor. one original tree now stands in Riverside as a living memory.
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California
Bahia
Washington Naval
L. C. Tibbetts
Riverside
Washington, D. C
United States Agricultural Department
San Salvador de Bahia
Brazil
Tibbetts
J. M. Quinn
Pacific Monthly
Umpire’s Dignity Rushed On Field Not Fatal in Riot
Quotation from the Birmingham Age-Herald recalls a mob surge on the field where the umpire reportedly lost his dignity, with a grim remark that he might have lost more than dignity. The item notes the volatile scene and reactions to the incident.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Important Problem Laxative Health Message
The advert promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a healthful, gentle laxative regimen. It claims lasting benefits from proper living and consistent use, noting physician approval and satisfaction of millions of families. It warns to buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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