Pendleton Oregon newspaper subscription rates listed
The East Oregonian weekly and daily papers publish subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery, detailing durations from one month to one year. The paper notes sales points at Oregon News Co in Portland and bureaus in Chicago and Washington, and that it is a United Press Association member.
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Pabliahe! Lilly
Pendleton
Oregon
East Oregonian
PU Wanina CO
Dettz
Mall
Ally
Dally
Tall
Kent
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Chicago
Wantington
D. C
Four Tenth Street
SN. W
The Seed to Sow in Spring Sings a Call
The Atlanta Constitution quotes spring’s call to sow seed for a flourishing world. It contrasts blossoms and birdsong with the need to plant to ensure plenty in the harvest, emphasizing renewal over hardship.
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Atlanta Constitution
Standard Oil Antitrust Case Faces Long Road Ahead in St. Louis
The U.S. government seeks to dissolve Standard Oil, charging an enduring monopoly that controlled 85 percent of crude oil purchases and 90 percent of domestic marketing. The outcome remains uncertain, with appeals possible and years to resolve. Supporters argue enforcement could fix economic problems. opponents warn of evasion and limited teeth in the suit.
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United States
St. Louis
Standard Oil Company
Trust
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Landis
Adustria
Investigating Committee Reports on Civil Service Reform
An investigating committee for the national civil service reform league reports its findings in Mub Valance. The document states that many officials face flaws in merit, tenure, and oversight, urging concrete measures to strengthen accountability.
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National Civil Service Reform League
Roosevelt Letter Supports Honest Campaign Stand
A published letter from Theodore Roosevelt shows he favored Taft but refused to compromise principle. The missive rebukes backing for an anti trust probe in exchange for campaign contributions and preserves the civil service committee’s view of Roosevelt as principled and firm.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Republican Fund
Bonaparte
Brian
Civil Service Committee
Caution on Initiative and Referendum Use After Session
The author notes predictions that no referendum petitions were filed as the legislative session closed and urges cautious use of initiative and referendum instruments. They warn against overworking privileges, recall past overuse at the last general election, and urge signers to be informed and to act only in extreme cases.
Commercial Association Votes on New Quarters Tonight
Members of the Commercial association are to vote on whether to seek new quarters or remain. The decision, overdue for months, will enable plans to improve the rooms. Members should attend the meeting tonight to influence the outcome.
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Commercial Association
American millionaires herald a new era of prosperity
Isaac Guggenheim and other wealthy trust owners claim America stands on the threshold of its greatest era of prosperity. Their optimistic talk suggests a powerful push toward growth, investment, and expansion across industries, signaling confidence in future economic advancement.
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Isaac Guggenheim
Europe
America
Honored Name Returns From Long Wanderings
A tale follows Dan’l Binks who seeks fame, travels widely imagining all know him, then returns to his homeland after years of upward ascent. An old settler greets him with blunt pride and questions his recent journey and reasons for coming back, in a scene conveyed by Chicago Reverval Herald.
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Budapest
Hackensack
Spokane
Ispahan
Hing
S. E. Kiser
Chicago
Revoril- Herald
I Don’t Have To Eat Here Here New York Times
A cheap Seventh Avenue restaurant draws a curious customer who recognizes the waiter Bill and learns he works there despite the harsh surroundings. The exchange reveals a resigned pride in keeping his job despite the dirty, rundown setting. The scene captures a slice of urban resilience.
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Seventh Avenue
Bill
New York Times
Mother Reveals Praise Masks Truth About Cleric
A Kansas City minister recalls meeting an elderly woman who praised a rival pastor, asking about his studies. When pressed, she admits she is the minister's mother, highlighting how easy it is to cheerfully defend others without full knowledge.
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Kansas City
Glass Houses and Rules at Botanical Gardens
An attendant scolds a little girl for picking flowers in the Botanical Gardens while she quips that people in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones, highlighting a brief, extenuating incident framed as a humorous street exchange.
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Botanical Gardens
Admiral Cervera Lamented No Honors At Burial
Admiral Cervera asked that no military honors be shown at his burial though his fleet failed to escape Santiago. This reflects the somber postwar reflection on his command and the naval defeat during the siege.
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Cevera
Santiago
Planting Roses and Beautifying for Spring and Summer
The note urges gardeners to plant roses now and enhance outdoor spaces for the coming spring and summer seasons. It emphasizes timely action to improve curb appeal and enjoyment.
The Wind J Is Nicer When It Is Not Blowing
The phrase describes a preference for calmer air conditions. It suggests windlessness improves comfort or usability in a given setting. No named entities, organizations, or specific places are provided.
Dog and Man by the New York Globe
A poem contrasts a loyal homebound dog with a self centered man who abandons family duties for clubs and social pursuits. The speaker notes the dog's steadfast guardianship and the man's growing self regard as the day ends. The piece satirically questions gender roles and moral duty within households.
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United Press Association
American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
T. J. Morris
A. D. Sloan
W. L. Thompson
Cashier
T. G. Montgomery
W. 5
Badley
State of
City of
Umatilla Indian Reservation
His
Frank B. Clopton & CO
First National Bank
Cutter & Soule
Lady and
Helen Stuart
Ivory
Furni
Ture
Elgar
New York Globe
Pendleton Drug CO
Real Drugs
Real Druggiste
New Records
Apensere of
Main St
Orpheum Theatre
J. P. Medernach
Prop
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
N. K. Clarke
C. W. Cornelius
H. M. Sloan
Cor
Alta
Cottonwood Streets
Man
Colesworthy
Rex Eugeles
Neagle Bros
Empire Meat CO
D. C. Graybear
Maim Street
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