East Oregonian publication and rate notice
The Daily East Oregonian announces subscription rates and mailing options for daily and weekly editions. It lists durations by mail and carrier, with offices and contact locations including the Oregon News Co. and the Washington Bureau, and notes membership in the United Press Association.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Dally
Pally
Carter
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
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Washington, D. C
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The Man Who Wins Is the Man Who Works
A compact, period tone measured as a heroic motto about perseverance. It extols the winner as the man who works, toils, and endures danger with head held high, contrasting with the shirkers and stressing steadfast effort and resolve.
Pendleton Presses for Gravity Water System
Pendleton's water commission planned a gravity system months ago but has released little news. The city urgently needs a better water supply as a warm season nears and current quality lags. A mountain water source is essential, and Pendleton aims to have gravity service ready for the possible eastern Oregon asylum branch.
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Water Commission
Pendleton
Oregon
Athena Citizens Buy 140 Acre Tract Near Town
Athena residents purchased a 140 acre tract adjoining their town with plans to divide into smaller farms and encourage diversified agriculture. The move signals a shift from wheat to mixed farming, aiming to boost population and local prosperity amid rising produce demand and high prices for potatoes and eggs. Athena farmers are urged to seize the opportunity to expand dairying poultry and other small farm ventures.
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Ateena
Umatilla
Athena
Athpua
Athena urged to push county land settlement drive
Community leaders applaud a movement to develop farming land and boost Athena’s value. With the O R and N announcing gasoline cars between Dayton and Pendleton, rural areas may gain rail-like accessibility. Residents urged to keep publicity efforts active, attract Midwestern settlers, and support continued countywide recruitment.
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Athena
O. R. & N. Company
Dayton
Pendleton
Middle West
Graft Prosecutions and Bond Market Spark Debate in San Francisco
The graft prosecutions have sparked claims of harm to business, yet eastern capital bid 6,065,820 for 35.4 million in San Francisco bonds, a premium unmatched nationwide last year. The Sebastopol Times notes bonds could not be sold under prior corruption, and with Ruef convicted and Calhoun on trial, the market shows a high premium, challenging the anti graft critique.
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San Francisco
United States
Sebastopol Times
Schmitz
Beadle Board of Supervisors
Ruef
Patrick Calhoun
America
River of God poem refrains in city search and chorus
The Rev Frank Crane writes of a journey through the city of God and the river of life. He imagines Chicago as a sacred city where the river water cleanses the soul and nourishes joy. The speaker teaches children by a riverbank and reflects on seeking meaning beyond travel and spectacle.
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Ife
Frank Crane
Fragmented Verses Attributed To Thomas Carlyle
A damaged OCR fragment presents a poemish text attributed to Thomas Carlyle. It contains repeated phrases about wind frost rain thrift happiness sorrow and wandering thoughts, with distorted lines and inconsistent punctuation suggesting a paraphrase or garbled quotation.
Inland teachers lash legislature over normal school funding
Inland Empire educators criticize Oregon lawmakers for not voting funds for normal school purposes. They argue teachers’ expertise in normal schools supports the need for funding and proper support of teacher training work.
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Inland Empire
Oregon
Nature's Millionaire Dixie Walcott Dialect Poem
A dialect fragment from Lippincott's April issue celebrating simple rural pleasures. The speaker urges comfort in cabin life with bees, corn patches, pine trees, and music, expressing contentment away from business troubles amid love and mirth. A closing aside offers a moral about sin and pleasure.
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Chile
Dixie Waolcott
Lippincott’s
Jury Selection Promises Strong Outome For Some
Some very substantial men were chosen for the grand jury. With such men on the jury there is lable to be something in store for some body.
The Silvery Shannon Exile Echoes in Verse
A nostalgic poem recalls childhood by the silvery Shannon at Athlone, as the speaker, now dispersed across continents from Rio Grande to the Columbia and Mississippi, longs to return to Ireland. The verse blends memories of home with longing for Shannon’s banks and a hoped dream of reunion.
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Sweet Athlone
Rio Grande
Columbia
Mississippi
Shannon
River Grand
Shannon Fair
Imagining Mars allotments and canal privileges
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quotation depicts a real estate dealer with a formidable imagination. The dialogue suggests he would propose Mars allotments and joke about canal privileges, illustrating bold speculative business talk.
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Mars
Husky
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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