Independent Pendleton Newspaper Rates and Details
The Daily and Weekly Oregonian Publishing Co sells Pendleton papers by mail and carrier with varying subscription terms. It notes office locations at 147 O Street and the Security Building, and lists United Press Association membership and a postal service classification.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Dally
Walt
Elx
East Oregonian
Ee News Co
O@th street
Tureau
Waab K. C
Fourteenth Street
X. W
Save His Own Soul Light Over Head Poem Fragment
A poetic fragment traces a lone figure seeking inner light across life’s stages from birth through old age toward a vast sunset. The archaic diction centers on self-guided spiritual voyage and personal fate without external guidance.
Prohibition Debate in Umatilla County Ends In Question
In Pendleton residents weigh local option against trained enforcement as saloon influence wanes. Prohibitionies argue for continued law, while critics note bans fail and demand regulated saloons with licenses and revenue. The editorial asserts enforcement plus examination of future need.
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Pendleton
Maine
Iowa
South
Umatilla County
Washington's Liberality in State School Funding
The state superintendent reports Washington spent 12,204,045 dollars on common schools in the last fiscal year, averaging about 00 per child enrolled, according to the Post-Intelligencer.
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Washington
the Post-Intelligencer
Washington education spending cited as strong state record
The text notes Washington's heavy tax support for education, highlighting that public schools and state institutions like the university, state college at Pullman, and normal schools are state funded with no tuition charges. It contrasts this with Oregon, praising Washington's role in training Oregon’s normal students.
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Washington
University
State College
Pullman
John Mitchell Urges Workers Back to the Soil
Labor leader John Mitchell praises farming as a path to steadier income and fewer city hardships. He says industrial education should promote settlement on reclaimed lands and predicts government support to open waste lands, though he doubts many workers will move from crowded urban centers.
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John Mitchell
Labor
Mr. Mitchell
United States
Mitchells
Food and Dairy Commissioner Bailey blamed by critics
A quoted critic urges the Food and Dairy Commissioner to take action in the dairy conditions crusade. The speaker argues the role should be filled by an expert and appointed rather than elected, asserting the need for duty free to be done.
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Food and Dairy
Bailey
Food and Dairy Commissioner
Pittsburg Clinches Championship Over Detroit
Pittsburg wins the title as Detroit settles for second place after a tense contest.
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Pittsburg
Detroit
Thoughts of men widen with the process of the suns
Billie Boy is dead and another good story is now concluded.
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Billie Boy
The Ideal College at Harvard Presents a Vision
President Lowell argues an ideal college should develop the individual through strong specialization and broad learning. He stresses hard study, mastery of a subject, and clear understanding of opinion sources to foster sound thinking and unfettered judgment. The aim is a broad yet profound intellect aligned with university ideals.
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Lowell
Harvard College
Sleep, Memory Ode to Elmer Harvey
Poetic memorial verse honoring Elmer Harvey with refrain that he “sleeps” not dies. It laments his loss, offers comfort to bereaved, and promises a hopeful reunion beyond life. Attributed to E. L. Goodwin, it reflects faith and solace in grief.
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Elmer Harvey
E. L. Goodwin
Pajama Tale Told by Colonel McClure At Clover Club
Veteran Clover Club members recall Col A K McClure’s pajama story from the old Belle Vue in Philadelphia. The tale centers on a Spanish war regiment recruited from Conshohocken and nearby towns whose ladies sent pajamas to Cuba, only for the colonel to deny ever hearing of them in a cryptic cable. The anecdote, cited in the Philadelphia Bulletin, blends humor with political insinuation about rumors and intent.
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A. K McClure
Clover Club Mwn
McClure
Clover Club
Bellevue
Philadelphia
Conshohocken
Cinnigmison
Wawa
Manunka Chunk
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Bulletin
The College Girl Athlete Movement
An editorial praising college women engaging in outdoor sport and physical activity. It argues against restricting women to passive roles and urges openness to horseback riding walking golf and swimming as beneficial for mental and physical development. The piece cites outdoor life as wholesome and essential. Vanity mentioned as fruitless.
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Milady
Nashville Tennessean
Kiss in a Quiet Spot Dialogue Between Two Jokes
A playful exchange between Tom-Suay and Jack-Yer on kissing a girl in a quiet spot. Doston Transcript captures the banter as a light, humorous line of dialogue.
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Tom—Suay
Jack
Doston Transcript
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Pendleton, Oregon
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Mali Street
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E. E. Longenberger
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Pendleton C. CO
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