East Oregonian : E.O., September 21, 1918, ROUND-UP SOUVENIR EDITION, Image 1

If you object to living in a town that has good community spirit, splendid schools, good mountain water, well payed streets and
other advantages of a wide awake little country city do not come to Pendleton. We've got those things and arc gointo nac more.
PENDLETON
The largest town of
its size in the world.
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Second city In slate in
financial strength.
6UND-UP SOUVENIR EDITION
PliNDLliTON, OUI'GON, SATURDAY, SHlTliMHliK 21, 1918
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ui-to-date paid fire department, a modern hi?h whnol witli all vocational courses, four jrrade m Ii.h.Is and h't. Joseph s A, adciny (( ;.t .--!u ). J he cltv i the I ..c;ti.:i l-r tn- l.u,
nltal for the Kantern Orcejon HexKioiiH of the United States district court and the Oivkh Htipreme eotirt. It is heal.uarlet f r tin; I matiaa Nati-naJ I ';-t anj tl e SnUl L
eral ' Th- famous PetidleU.n Woolen Mill, making the PemlHclon Indian lUM-a, is l.nat.d here. It U now engaged in war v.ci k. Ihe city ha - an a.tiu.ie ,f i, i j ,-t, :u. annual i
The'climate is invigorating ami healthful, davs of htinshine predominating throughout the year. Summer mjjhts are alwayn ...! and rcfivd.n.g. Heit.v i . n the n aui In,-
It U the terminus of the Sokane hranch of the OAV. II. & N of the I'iltit h'ock hrnnch, and of the l'a.-co-l't ndicton hratu h v( the Northern l'a.ifc. 1 '-!vtv p:i. .f:p -r t,a.r.
The city is the capital of the greatest grain producing county in Oregon and the hank dcjiosits are the largest percapita in the I nitcd Stat. . It i the utoni .. r ea-tern O ;;'.. r:
men to make Pendleton their home town. Hundreds of puch families live in the city, ohtaining tin advantages of the sthyos and other XauL
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