Pendleton Rates From East Oregonian Publication
An incomplete rate card for East Oregonian Publishing Co lists daily and weekly subscription options by mail and carrier. The scanned text shows mis-typed and garbled terms including durations like one year six months and three months, with inconsistent punctuation and spacing.
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Pendleton
Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
WAN Scene
Carrier
Dally
al Vena Ae Iy
Advertising Um atilla County in Seattle Coast Magazine
The April Coast Magazine of Seattle focuses on Umatilla County with extensive county read ing matter and advertisements. Pendleton merchants bought 500 copies to attract home seekers, and local business leaders funded wide display ads, while the publisher H L Wilhelm earned decent business without high county bonuses. The piece endorses advertising as a sure path to reach a large audience.
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Coast Magazine
Seattle
Umatilla County
H. L. Wilhelm
Pendleton
East Oregonian
The Gould Divorce Case Highlights Smart Set Lifestyles
The Gould divorce suit reveals party culture amid wealth, with Mr. Gould alleging a steady stream of cocktails and late night drinking followed by tumultuous behavior. He paints a picture of the rich living hard and loudly, with fast frivolous living contrasted against workaday life and social decay.
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Howard Gould
Mr. Gould
America
Tts
Roosevelt on class conflict and social reform
The piece argues that food and drink interests ought to drive a social revolution toward fair wealth distribution among real wealth producers. It condemns past uprisings like the Roundhead rebellion and the French Revolution as warnings of elite excess. It supports Roosevelt’s view that idle rich and idle poor form useless classes.
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America
Rome
Roosevelt
Labor 18 for the University
The Oregon State Federation of Labor urges all affiliated unions to support the University of Oregon appropriation bill of 125000 dollars per year. President Gram endorses the plan, noting the state’s need for a strong free university. Workingmen are described as central to widening access to higher education for Oregon youths.
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Portland Daily Journal
State Federation of Labor
University of Oregon
Oregon
C. H. Gram
State Federation
Friends of the University
Eugene Guard
Mrs Eddy Endorses Navy Strength to Preserve Peace
In a striking admission the Christian Science leader Mary Baker G. Eddy argues that large navies are necessary to prevent war. She has long promoted peace and arbitration, yet now says armament is essential to deter conflict and safeguard global harmony.
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Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
Geer Denies Selling Penitentiary Office for Money
T T Geer, answering charges in the Pendleton Tribune, says H B Plummer never had any agreement with him to sell the Oregon penitentiary superintendent post for 1000 dollars. He notes Plummer repaid his money and Mr Leek was later appointed.
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Oregon Penitentary
H. B. Plummer
T. T. Geer
The
Pendleton Tribune
East Oregonian editor accused of deadheading pass use
The Pendleton Tribune claims editor T T Geer has ridden Oregon rails on passes for 30 years without owning a ticket. It suggests his passes are a political weapon and demands an actual railroad pass record to determine miles traveled.
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Pendleton Tribune
East Oregonian
Oregon
T. T. Geer
The
Tribune
Mr. Geer
The Marseillaise Anthem Stirring Paris to Arms
A fragment from a French revolutionary song. It extols liberty and resistance to tyrants, urging citizens to arms as Paris and villages face invasion and bloodshed. The piece links the commune’s inspiration to recent rioting in New York, highlighting the call for freedom against oppression.
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New York
Soul cannot die and rebirth in the soul’s long quest
A poem by James Leroy Stockton contemplates fate, death, and the soul’s immortality. It questions whether the soul truly dies or experiences a rebirth through spiritual striving, prayer, and self-knowledge, contrasting divine essence with earthly degradation and ultimate return.
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James Leroy Stockton
Japan seen as busy nation blamed for many ills
The piece portrays Japan as blamed for many problems and suspected of ambitions in Korea Manchuria and possibly the Philippines and Hawaii. It quotes Australia’s premier suggesting expansion and notes Japan has much to do at home and in Korea. The text questions a future push for wider conquest.
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Japan
Korea
Manchuria
Philippines
Hawaii
Australia
The Lonely Tree Poem and Closing Reflections
A poem extols a solitary tree as monarch of the forest, its solitude shaping strength and noble endurance. It praises calm upright growth and outward expansion while signaling the traveler’s rest beneath its shade and a lesson to the soul. The piece ends with reflective lines about rivers, a closet skeleton, and a closing exchange.
RaininG Better Horses and Breeding Profitable Industry
James C Thrall tells The Dalles Chronicle on a Interior tour that breeders shift from large work horses to faster carriage stock. He notes Portland markets demand higher ride carriage horses and calls for standard bred and thoroughbred stallions to improve native stock, predicting rising profitability for farmers and newcomers.
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James C. Thrall
Dalles Chronicle
Portland
The Fatal Tough
A brief whimsical note from Philadelphia Record contrasts nature humor and pathos with money’s pull. It laments how financial concerns drown the sound of prosperity, asserting how money drives much of human behavior and public discourse.
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Philadelphia
Rooms Near Depot Offered At Low Rates
Rooms advertised at 1.00 to 1.50 dollars per block and a half from the depot, highlighted by a prominent electric sign guiding prospective lodgers to the cheap accommodations.
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Uwmatifa County
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