Pendleton Publication Postal Notice From EaST OREGONIAN
An OCR snippet shows publication and subscription rates for Daily Weekly and SemiWeekly editions, with garbled lines and stray addresses. It mentions Pendleton and a Washington DC bureau at 501 Fourteenth Street, plus the East Oregonian Publishing Co.
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Pendleton
The
East
Oregonian Publishing CO
Security
Washington, DC
Bureau
Pourteenth Street
X, W
Resolved Deeds and Thoughts in Gentle Children’s View
A reflective piece notes that actions fall short of ideals, yet kindness exists in a cookie from a corner lady. It urges viewing others by their best deeds, discarding petty flaws as mere skins, and encourages good neighbors over grumbling crowds.
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Mother
Tige
Buster Brown
Crushing La Follette and the Progressive Challenge
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington says the national Republican Committee plans to ignore Wisconsin and other progressive state primary laws to pack delegates at the national convention. It argues that defeating La Follette cannot crush the broader public movement toward political freedom and reform led by La Follette’s acts in Wisconsin. The piece urges embracing Roosevelt’s progressive stance over factional leadership and warns that the machine’s fall will strengthen the push for people’s rule and lasting reform.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Republican Committee
la Follette
National Committee
Wisconsin
Oregon
Roosevelt
Olly
Chauncey Depew
Senator la Follette
City Election Issue Highlights Satisfaction With Mayor Fee Policy
The piece argues the city election has little interest since current conditions progress and policies are satisfactory. It praises Mayor Fee's administration for decisive reforms and continued progressive policy, noting activity and good order regardless of whether Mayor Fee or Councilman B J Murphy is elected.
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Fee
B. J. Murphy
Debated City Finances and Interest on Daily Balances
The East Oregonian argues for changing how city funds are handled. It favors letting funds earn interest by bidding to manage deposits, regardless of bidder type, to provide income for the city and support salaries, rather than leaving funds without interest.
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East Oregonian
September Poem for Dakawinn by Anita Slater
The September number of the Dakawinn features a meritorious poem by Anita Slater daughter of R J Slater and Miss Slater a 1909 high school graduate. The piece depicts seasonal imagery with autumn winds flowers birds and harvests marking September as the year’s gayest gown.
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Dakawinn
Anita Slater
R. J. Slater
Joaquin Millers Neighbor A Sierra Poet Tribute
Sunset Magazine recounts a poetic exchange between Joa Quin Miller and Dora Cureton of Melrose. The Sierra poet praises Miller’s wife and motherhood while Cureton replies praising Miller’s muse and the West, with lines celebrating nature, home, and shared craft.
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Sunset Magazine
Joaquin Miller
The
Sierra
Fruitvale
Dora Cureton
Melrose
Unity possible under true Christian guidance
A lifelong church member argues against creedal division, urging unity through tolerance, charity, and inner conscience. He says religion should center on daily acts of kindness and self mastery rather than rigid doctrine or grand church buildings, and contends unity is possible under genuine Christian guidance.
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East Oregonian
Land Fraud Trials Delayed in Oregon Courts
Salem Journal argues for speedy trials of Oregon land fraud indictments. Questions if the United States can indefinitely delay hearings, urging Judge Wolverton to order trials to proceed and affirm citizens rights to a prompt day in court.
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Oregon
The
Salem Journal
Heney
Portland
Mills of Justice
United States
Wolverton
A Light Heart Brightens Outlook Phrase
A proverb notes that a cheerful disposition yields a sunnier view of life. It links happiness to better judgment and resilience amid daily trials. The saying emphasizes inner mood as a driver of positive perception and actions.
Love of a Wolf Saves Denver Park Keeper
Alfred Hill, animal keeper at Denver City park, was attacked by grizzly bears in the bears den. Jim the gray wolf and his pack intervened, driving off the bears and allowing Hill to escape. Colorado women form the Women’s United Democratic League to rally female voters for the Democratic nominee.
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Alfred Hill
Denver City Park
Mr. Hill
Abe
Old Abe
Hill
Jim
Colorado
Women's United Democratic League
First Census Heads Published in Washington Volumes
Congress ordered publication of heads of families from the 1790 census. Vermont New Hampshire and Maryland volumes are ready for sale at the Census Office in Washington. Early census work relied on marshals counting and freehand schedules, yielding varied sheet lengths and handwritten headings.
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Congress
Amers
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maryland
Washington
United States
The God Within Judgment Day Poem Message
A New Thought Magazine meditation invites the reader to judge themselves rather than others. It urges ascending to inner authority, practicing universal love, and freeing wandering souls through compassionate action. The piece emphasizes self rise, equity, and divine inner judgment.
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Nua
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Swift Specific CO
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Colums
the God
New Thought Magazine
Gradfield Regulator
Pilot Rock
John Sylvester
Hotel
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George Darveau
Bath
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Northwestern
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