Pendleton Edition Seeks Daily East Oregonian Readers
Fragmentary notice from Pendleton indicates the Daily East Oregonian is on sale at Oregon News Co Portland with distribution details listed for Northwest and Chicago bureaus. Mentions official city and county paper status and United Press Association affiliation.
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Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Shep
Chicago
Security Breton
Fourteenth Etreet
N. W
Eastern Oregon Republicans face choice in congress race
The piece argues Cochran is not a true progressive, labeling Ellis and Cochran as reactionary. It credits Jerry Rusk as the strongest progressive, with Sinnott also true to the faith. It notes Roosevelt runs on a personal platform and urges voters to judge by records over slogans.
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George T. Cochran
Congress
Cochran
Assembly
Judge Ellis
Mr. Cochrane
Oregon
Jerry Rusk
N. J. Sinnott
Mr. Rusk
Roosevelt
Taft
Patiert
Buck
Sinnott
Messrs. Ellis
C. E. Roosevelt
Nominated for Oregon Food and Dairy Commissioner
An important state post to be filled on the 19th concerns regulating dairies and inspecting establishments handling foodstuffs. The food and dairy commissioner is described as one of the most important offices people will vote on in the upcoming primary election, with Oregon's prior history noted.
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Food and Dairy Commissioner
Mickle Supports Clean Dairies and Pure Food Rules
A campaign editorial advocates J. D. Mickle for commissioner, arguing the long-serving incumbent neglects public welfare and dairy producers. It contrasts Mickle with Lea, who is portrayed as aligned with milk sellers, and recalls former official J. W. Batley. The piece urges Oregon householders to nominate Mickle to protect milk buyers.
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Ma Force
J. D. Mickle
Oregon
Lea
Aueplees
J. W. Batley
Mr. Mickle
Wilson Heads Democratic Race as Field Backed by Wall Street
The article details Harmon Underwood and Clark coordinating to defeat Woodrow Wilson across states. Wisconsin shows Harmon and Underwood linking against Wilson while Clark takes the lead. Florida and southern states push Underwood as the sole reactionary on the track with New England and Atlantic states backing Harmon. Massachusetts leaves the plan to Governor Foss. The piece urges unified support for New Jersey governor to counter the field.
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Harmon
Underwood
Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Wisconsin
Wilson
Florida
New England
Atlantic States
Massachusetts
Foss
Wall Street
New Jersey
Public talk by Josselyn on transportation funding
An extract from a Portland Railway head discusses that transportation companies pay about one fifth of public funding in Oregon. The speaker argues public service corporations benefit from the public and rely on borrowed money, earning interest and dividends on high capitalization, a one sided arrangement.
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B. S. Josselyn
Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
Oregon
Electric Trust
Votes for Women Pendleton Suffragists Hope for Mrs La Follette
Pendleton suffragists cheer as Mrs La Follette an officer of the National Suffrage association travels with her husband on an Oregon trip. Local women expect her to speak in Pendleton while broad coalitions claim more than nine million members support woman suffrage. The piece discusses equal suffrage concepts and cites Louis Brandeis as a publicist and legal figure.
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Pendleton
Louis Brandeis
Brandeis and Equal Suffrage: A Turn in Opinion
The piece argues Brandeis shifted from opposition to equal suffrage due to experiences in social reform activities and calls for women to enter all fields. It asserts expert opinion, parallels to legal proof, and frames the home as humanity’s creation while claiming the state can be perfected with women as helpers. It cites Seima Lagerlof on women aiding progress.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Brandeis
Seima Lagerlof
The Heart of the Hills by John Fox Jr
Scribner's Magazine previews a new Fox story The Heart of the Hills starting in April. A tale of mountain and plains people, a boy and a girl, growth from crude childhood to maturity with drama humor sentiment and political turmoil. Illustrations by F C Yohn.
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Scribner's Magazine
Kingdom Come
Trail of the Lonesome Pine
John Fox, Jr
Abr. Fox
Blue Grass
Carl
Chad
June
Jax
Kentucky
F. C. Yohn
Discovery of the Poles and the Pole Claim
A dated reflection on the discovery of the north and south poles praising courage and endurance. It notes the Arctic and Antarctic journeys confirmed ice and snow as reality, celebrates the discoverers, and ponders how the public benefits from such feats.
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North Pole
Twenty Dollar Egg Stirs Hen Profits at Jost Farm
Henry L. Jost, first assistant prosecutor, notes his farm hen laid the flock’s first egg. He calculates the egg cost him about $20, citing winter feed expenses and a rare $20 breakfast as a humorous measure of the hen’s value. He jokes about friends insisting he should have kept the egg.
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Henry L. Jost
Framed Meal Enjoyment Cited in Local Journal
A Riverside dining report quotes the Ramsay City Journal saying a framed scene provided at least twenty dollars in enjoyment. The note suggests a local dining setup or exhibit influenced community mood and costs.
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Ramsay City Journal
Eggs in Mississippi at the lunch counter
A Mobile man, stopping for luncheon at a small railway town eating house, orders ham eggs hot bread and coffee. The old worker questions whether the eggs should be seen or blind, then heads to the kitchen.
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Mississippi
Darky
Lippincott
Salt Holt Combine Holley Harvester for sale
First class condition combine harvester model Salt Holt in nearly new state. Asking price includes $1800 harvest unit and $250 hitch total $2050, but selling for $1100. Inquiries at Room 4 Renan Building Walla Walla Washington.
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Holt Combine Holley Harvester
Renan
Walla Walla
Wash
Phone Kopitzke and Gillanders for fry wood and coal
Phone Kopitzke and Gillanders to supply fry wood and Rock Spring coal. The note lists contact needs and item types, indicating a procurement inquiry or supplier request. Specifics on quantities or dates are not provided in the fragment.
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Phone Kopitzke & Gillanders
Rock Spring
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Oregonian Publishing CO
United Press Association
Mall Seeend
E. Kiser
Food and Dairy Commissioners Office
the Hills
South Pole
Wonder Store
N. K. Fairbank Company
American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
F. M. Downey
G. E. Marsh
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