Subscription rates and newspaper distribution note
A garbled notice lists subscription options by carrier and mail including durations such as one year six months and four months. It mentions the Daily East Oregonian, Oregon News Co at 329 Morrison Street Portland and a Washington area bureau, noting official city and county paper status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penly
Carri
Mall
East Tregonian
Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Greges
Rorevent News Co
Porthly
Washington
Area
Gentle breeze poem by S E Kiser expected antics
A fragmentary verse presents a roaming breeze figure who disrupts streets by flipping hats, scattering dust, uprooting trees, breaking windows, and flaring destiny. It mocks social order, causes discomfort to both the wicked and the just, and ends with the poet name.
Wilson the Man Promises Liberal Democracy Victory
The piece argues Democrats in Oregon should rally behind Woodrow Wilson as the best nominee to defeat Taft. It condemns machine politics, praises Wilson as governor of New Jersey, and urges Oregon voters to back Wilson in the primary to advance direct legislation and closer people control of government.
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Woodrow Wilson
Oregon
New Jersey
Wilson
Harmon
Wall Street
Taft
United States
City urged to pave tracks approach and charge railroad
The paper argues paving the block between Webb street and the railroad should extend to the Northern Pacific track. It says the city should proceed with the work and bill the company, as with other property owners. The editors urge city officials to act and demand payment from the railroad.
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Northern Pacific
Webb Street le
Main
Cottonwood
East Oregonian Ia
Action by Will Bridges Resolutions and Boycotts
A call emphasizes that resolutions or boycotts alone cannot pave streets. it urges concrete action. The statement underscores the belief that practical steps, not empty talk, are required to achieve progress, with a maxim about willpower guiding the approach.
Shake-up urged in county school supervision force
The East Oregonian calls for a county school management overhaul amid claims of arrogance by a rural supervisor leading to the dismissal of a veteran teacher, Mrs. Ralston. The paper urges a clean-up, criticizes the supervisor’s conduct, and demands a fair square deal and new leadership in the county superintendent's office.
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Frank K. Welles
Welles
East Oregonian
Return to the Little Old Town of Rest and Resolve
A speaker returns from a town he once left, recalling youth, progress, and ignorance of contentment. He notes the pulse of trade and the harsh rule that only the strong survive, while vowing to push forward and someday rest again in the little old town.
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Veevit
Old Town
Memory and human limits in a Detroit Free Press quote
A Detroit Free Press passage records a man boasting memory skills for names, faces, dates, numbers, and even glove sizes, only to admit he cannot remember to turn off the electric light in the cellar when fixing the furnace, underscoring human limits.
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Detroit Free Press
Realms of Fashion and Food Prescriptions
Wool embroidery decorates evening gowns and dresses in chiffon and crepe de chine, with crewel and German wool colors. Attie wire paper clips aid plan sewing. A grape conserve recipe, with grape pulp, skins, sugar, raisins, and nut meats, yields a delicious conserve after careful boiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Votes for Women Push in Indiana and National Debates
Hundreds of Indiana club women prepare to boost turnout for preferred presidential candidates in a state wide primary effort. Syracuse debate on women’s suffrage with college and club participants. Equal Suffrage League delegation urges Wilmington charter reform to include municipal women’s vote. Slogan chosen: For the taxes we pay, for the laws we obey, we want something to say. Kansas Day club in Topeka highlights ongoing suffrage campaign ahead of the next election.
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Indiana
Star
Indianapolis Star
New York
Women’s Debating Club
Syracuse
Women's Club
Misses Leland
Newbury
Roos
Misses Bay
Leslie
Hoople
Syracuse Herald
Delaware
Equal Suffrage League
City Charter Commission
Wilmington
Del
Charter Commissioners
Dela Ware
Equal Suffrage Association
Kansas
Women's
Kansas Day Club
Topeka
Million Women to Vote in Presidential Electors Race
Nearly one million women in Washington Idaho Colorado and California will vote for presidential electors this year. Speakers including Dean Sumner of Chicago's vice commission call voting a necessity in the fight against evil as the suffrage movement gains momentum, a striking feature in a race with unusual characteristics.
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Eustace Brown
Dean Sumner
Vice Commission of
Chicago
Washington
Idaho
Colorado
California
Andrew Jackson
New York
Farmer Grange statements urge road policy stance
From Freewater Oregon dated April 8 1912 the East Oregonian prints a letter from H F Brown presenting five questions endorsed by the local grange. The questions urge taxpayer voting rights on bonds for roads oppose parallel permanent rails funded by property taxes and call for city farmer road maintenance balance plus a county court report on existing permanent road costs.
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Freewater
Ore
East Oregonian
Pendleton
the Grange
H. F. Brown
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad from Pendleton
Pendleton Citizens notice a testimonial for Doan's Kidney Pills claiming quick relief for back and kidney pains. P. Hutchinson of Pendleton Oregon reports dull kidney pain and improved secretions after using the product, sold by dealers for 60 cents with Feter Milburn Co as U.S. agents.
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P. Hutchinson
W. Webb Street
Pendleton
Oregon
Dean
Feter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
The Aftermath of a Grand Ball
Mrs Noovo and her husband tally ten thousand dollars in bills after a grand ball. Silas Noovo laments the sum as a pile of money while Maria insists they must spend to enter society. He notes society appears to be consuming them rather than the reverse.
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Harper's Weekly
Danderine promise for lustrous soft hair and growth
An advertisement extols Danderine hair cleanser claiming rapid transformation to glossy, fluffy hair with less dandruff and itching. It asserts hair thickening and new growth after repeated use, urging purchase of a 25 cent bottle from any drug or toilet counter.
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Knowlton
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Zepaya
S. E. Kiser
Wilson the Man
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Koeppen’s
Oregon Theatre
Beverly B. Dobbs
Tourographolog
Alaska
Tallman & Co
Jack
Black Knight
Best
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Oregon Yard
Pendleton , Oregon
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