East Oregonian Publication Notice and Address
Independent news publication in Pendleton Oregon lists subscription options for daily and weekly editions, with Mall and carrier delivery and rates. Includes office addresses at The News Co. on Main Street and Bureau at 501 Twelfth Street Northwest. notes United Press Association affiliation and postal designation.
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Taxpayers Meet Urged By Pendleton Commercials
President Alexander of Pendleton Commercial association forms a strong committee with T C Taylor Montie B Gwinn and J R Dickson for a county wide taxpayer mass meeting Elmer Snyder and Dan P Smythe represent farming and livestock interests The piece urges wide county representation a fearless fair and honest tax assessment in Umatilla county and notes checks on levy overseers and responsibility of the county court to explain rising costs and funding decisions.
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Pendleton Commercial Association
T. C. Taylor
Montie B. Gwinn
J. R. Dickson
Elmer Snyder
Dan P. Smythe
Oregon
Umatilla
Umatifia
Board of Equalization
Plan to reduce expenditures invites taxpayer cooperation
Plan urges taxpayers to unite in addressing a large financial problem. It calls for a bona fide effort toward adjustment and invites public involvement to settle the issue collaboratively.
Pendleton Fraternities Forge Strong Northwest Unity
Pendleton is described as the strongest fraternal order city in the northwest by population. About 30 secret orders bind people in love and fraternity, guiding social, business, industrial, and civic life with mutual welfare, urging brotherly care and earnest pursuit of humanity’s uplift.
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Pendleton
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Miss Matee Howe Wins Second Prize In Contest
The Portland contestant Miss Matee Howe earned second prize in the Portland Commercial club literary contest with a $500 award. The East Oregonian notes her merit over sympathy and applauds a gifted woman defeating male competitors, highlighting gender equity in a male dominated arena.
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Matee] Howe
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East Oregonian
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Oregon
Pendleton Eyes Electric Railway Arrival
Athena and Weston reports indicate work on a Walla Walla Electric line extending toward Pendleton. Weston council may seek a franchise soon and officials expect the line to reach Pendleton, a development seen as highly hopeful for the city. The electric line promises increased irrigation region access and local economic momentum.
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Barrett Explains Primary Law On United States Senators
The East Oregonian presents Hon. C. A. Barrett's clear statement on the popular election of U S senators. His concise explanation aims to correct misunderstandings and rebut misstatements by politicians and newspapers that seek to confuse voters and force adherence to the party machine.
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Geer denies sale of Oregon penitentiary post to Plummer
Pendleton Tribune quotes T. T. Geer denying any agreement with N. B. Plummer to sell the superintendent's office for 1000 during his governorship. Geer states Plummer did not pretend to have any such agreement and that repayment occurred long after Geer had repaid Plummer, with Mr. Lee later appointed.
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T. T. Geer
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Pendleton Tribune
Right Every Sincere and Honest Voter in Umatilla County
A brief civic message urging all genuine voters in Umatilla County to participate. The note emphasizes integrity and inclusivity in the upcoming election, calling for broad turnout across communities. It frames voting as a shared duty and civic value for the region.
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Umatilla
Open the Door of Your Heart
Poem inviting readers to open the door of their heart to love and truth. It urges kindness beyond class or creed, lifting the soul with holy thoughts and art. Edward Everett Hale is cited as the author and moral guide.
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Edward Everett Hale
Roosevelt under fire over third term fears in press clashes
In a heated exchange across Washington, critics accuse President Roosevelt of favoritism and of widening his list of undesirable citizens while defending his call for stronger corporate and railway controls. Supporters insist the message aims to spur necessary legislation and reflect a commitment to national work and timely action.
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Des Moines
Making Good and Dr Pierce's Medicines Enduring Popularity
Popularity of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery spans decades with hundreds of thousands of users. The ad touts its stomach and liver benefits, urges authentic ingredients on the bottle, and warns against substitutes while praising liver pills as a leading product.
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Gulden
CALL OF THE FARM REVEALS AID TO JOBLESS MEN
The Chicago journal argues that millions claim unemployment while vast acreages lie idle in Louisiana. It praises large landowners who offer ten year credit or share farming with housing, livestock, seed, and tools to any willing worker. The piece frames farming as America's sole remedy to unemployment.
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Louisiana
Chicago
First Chinese priest visits New York with missionary bishop
Rev. Peter Ching, believed to be the first Chinese Catholic priest to visit the United States, arrived in New York aboard the steamship Ryndam. He traveled with Bishop August Henningshus of South Shantung, China, who began as a missionary 21 years ago and has since built a large diocese with tens of thousands of converts.
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August Henninghus
South Shantung
China
Chang
Notable Portrait of a German-speaking Youth in Literature
The excerpt portrays a 27-year-old figure with a long queue, fluent in German but ignorant of English. It contrasts memory's vastness for dates and deaths with a sharp recall of a noon hour by a village tower, a blue moon, a brisk wind, and a pine-scented scene with petals fallen from a wild rose tree.
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Thomas Balley Aldrich
Newbro's Herpicide Claims Germs Cause Baldness
An advertising claim asserts dandruff germs cause baldness supported by a rabbit inoculation example. It advertises Newbro's Herpicide as the sole effective prevention, claiming destruction of the germ removes baldness and offering pamphlet and two pricing options from A. Koeppen & Bros Detroit MI.
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