Pendleton Oregon Daily and Workly Publication Notice
Publication details for Pendleton Oregon by the Oregonian Publishing Co. notes entry in post office and circulation rates. Includes rates for daily and semi weekly editions by mail and carrier, with address and telephonic references.
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Oregon
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Mall Dally
Mall Olly
Dally
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Carrie Dally
Things That Never Die by Charles Dickens
A reflection on enduring truths and virtues that outlast time. The poem praises kindness, love, truth, hope, contrition, and steadfast resolve, noting that sincere actions and generous words keep a light alive beyond life.
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Charles Dickens
Gold Conference to Address Future of Metal
Producers of gold express concern about the metal’s future and plan a national conference in connection with the American Mining Congress next month to discuss a practical national program.
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American Mining Congress
Gold and port of Portland debate in early era
The text discusses gold price impacts on international relations and U.S. mining rehabilitation costs, with 1919 trade demand projections and treasury coinage values. It notes Portland’s bid to be Oregon’s sea port, its docks and dredging, rate fights, and the retail and wholesale growth pressures from new Astoria operations by Mason Ehrman Co. and Allen & Lewis.
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United States
Fortland
Oregon Country
Columbia and Willamette
Portland
Com
Astoria
Allen & Lewis
Lower Columbia
Oregonian and Journal
Mason Ehrman
Prike Leaders as Psychologists Behind Labor Strife
The piece argues Prike leaders misuse power to trigger strikes at critical times, delaying shipbuilding, coal and food supplies. It claims injury to the public and consumers, noting workers and employers shift costs onto households while the general populace seeks to identify the agitators driving unrest. It concludes veterans return from service wary of Bolshevik influence in both employer and employee camps.
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New York
California
Day of reckoning nears for strike leaders in both divisions
A fragmented editorial tone warns that the day of reckoning approaches for strike leaders in both divisions. It stresses that communications must include the sender's name, even when printed without it upon request, to ensure origin is known to publishers and authorities. The piece cautions officials about reputational associations.
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East Oregonian
American Legion
Nice sleeping rooms for five men or five ladies
Notice to public lists 625 Willow as a boarding option labeled nice sleeping rooms. It also notes Harbor shops will close at 0 p.m. Saturdays after November 1. Pendleton Lodge No. 62 A F and A M confers Master Mason's degrees tonight.
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Pendleton Lodge No. 62
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A. M
Traveling Man's Tale Promotes Chamberlain's Tablets
A travelogue from 1888 recounts stomach trouble and cholera like symptoms, praising Chamberlain's Tablets after using the product. The narrative includes testimonials from Mrs. Mansfield and Mrs. Ella Wright about relief and curing indigestion and bilious attacks with the tablets.
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Chamberlain
Ella Wright
Chillicothe
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