Pendleton Daily East Oregonian publication and rates
The Daily East Oregonian prints in Pendleton Oregon with a range of subscription rates for daily and weekly editions by mail and carrier. It notes mailing addresses and prices, and lists offices in Portland Chicago Washington DC and a United Press Association membership.
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Pendeton
Oregon
East Oregonian Spursming CO
Mall
Carrier
Mathe
Daily East Oregoniac
The
Oregon News Co
Portland
Chicago
Washington
Tenth Street
Why Do They Wait On Tuberculosis Milk Danger
Physicians warn infant deaths from tuberculosis are alarmingly high and disease can affect body parts beyond the lungs. The milk supply from cows with tuberculosis may transmit the illness to humans, prompting a city inspection offer at no cost. Yet dairymen have not accepted. how much longer will they wait.
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Pendleton
8. W. McClure
Bureau of Animal Industry
Welcome Tide Drives Westward Immigration Surge
The piece notes a strong westward movement of population in the United States, aiming to equalize regional densities. In March Harriman lines brought 6,371 homeseekers to the Northwest, with Oregon receiving 1,?. Idaho 12,346. Washington 1,214. Western settlement shifts from pioneer ranching to irrigated small farms, targeting middle states migrants skilled in close farming.
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United States
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Harriman Lines
Northwest
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
Middle States
Northwest arrivals spark growth and development claim
The region sees thousands moving west with a stated pull of national attractions. The influx promises higher population and Whighter development across sectors, reshaping activity, opportunities, and community dynamics in the Northwest.
Wheat prices soar on forecast of bumper crop prospects
The piece cites Henry Clews and the Weekly Financial Review predicting abnormally high wheat prices due to a likely small winter wheat crop and a possible spring plant increase. It notes winter wheat may be the lowest since 1904, with estimates around 425 million bushels, while Umatilia county farmers expect a favorable to bumper overall yield thanks to more fall sown wheat.
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Weekly Financial Review
Henry Clews
Umatilia
California raisin drive pledges to boost consumption
Californians promote a plan to move a 20000 ton surplus of last year’s raisins by encouraging global demand. They claim raisins rival beef in nourishment and urge adding raisins to army and navy rations. April 30 is set as Raisin Day to eat as many as possible. The piece applauds Fresno optimism while urging mutual restraint during shortages.
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California
Army
Navy
Fresno
County schools apportion record highest sum to date
The county school superintendent allocates 38000 dollars among county schools, the largest single apportionment ever made. Officials credit the unusually prompt tax payments this year for the sizable distribution.
Tariff Bill Seen as Largely Useless in Final Form
Much is published about the tariff bill but it is largely useless. The bill that will pass is so changed from the original and will contain so many cunning clauses that its true meaning may not be known for some time.
Ex Senator Fulton Offered Ambassador Post Note
Some dispatches claim ex Senator Fulton was offered the ambassadorship to China. The United States has ambassadors only in England Germany and Russia. In other nations the country is represented by ministers or consuls.
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Fulton
China
United States
England
Germany
Russia
O R N Company Plans Roadbed to Cut Dust
A fragment notes the O R N company intends to use a roadbed to reduce dust and improve travel, in addition to securing gasoline cars for local county traffic.
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O. R. & N. Company
Power of Imagination and a Playful Warning
Two young girls imagine bold futures with Mary aiming to be a teacher and Stella joking about motherhood and discipline. The exchange ends with Stella rebuking Mary for threatening to whip her future children, highlighting the humor and potential consequences of vivid imagination.
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Mary
Stella
Roast goose sparks family affection dialogue
Jones praises roast goose as a beloved dish while Mrs Jones cherishes true affection within a family. The exchange highlights warmth and domestic sentiment in a simple kitchen moment.
Man Seeks Social News Placement for Daughter's Wedding
A man visits a New York editor asking to print his daughter's wedding details for payment. The editor explains social news is free and directs him to a reporter. The man insists on specific phrasing to show he remains part of the family, nudging print inclusion.
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Edltor
Williame Gove
New York Times
Advertising Rates in Coloville Clarion Controversy
The Coloville Clarion editor faces a humorous bribery proposal from the Derdemo nean Kerogene Ciroulier manager. A theater promoter offers free tickets in exchange for flattering descriptions of a troupe, escalating to grandiose praise that mocks fancy phrases and literary figures.
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Kerogene Ciroulier
Coloville Clarion
Mantell
Novelli
Hambodo J. Ranter
Poe
Raven
Harpies
Cupid
Puck
Ruling Passion at Rellef Rail Wreck Scene
A Chicago Tribune reporter covers a railway wreck scene in Wash with a survivor calmly inspecting the landscape and claiming to be a railroad claim agent. The exchange reveals curious details as an observer questions injury reports while a child asks about a charity ball.
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Chicago Tribune
Young Nut
Nehemiah Responds to Cold Comparative Riddle
A playful exchange features Nehemiah contrasting adjectives with a schoolmaster and his head boy. The dialogue centers on cold as a descriptor, a playful pun about tone and language, and a triumphantly wry response from Nehemiah.
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Nehemiah
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