East Oregonian publication and subscription details
The County Official Paper the independent East Oregonian published in Pendleton Oregon lists subscription rates by mail and carrier for various intervals including daily and weekly options. It notes sale points at Oregon News Co in Portland and bureaus in Washington D C and Pendleton and mentions United Press Association membership and postal posting details.
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Oregon
East Oregonian Putlehing Co
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Mall
Dally
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East Oregonian
Oregoe News Co
6Th Street
Portland
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A Child Laughs as Sun Breaks Through Clouds
A fragmentary nostalgic line describes a child laughing as sunlight returns. Birds share in the joy, carrying the wonder through a song that reaches the clouds and the stars, capturing a moment of simple, radiant happiness.
The Sunshine Empire of the Columbia Basin
A promotional brief extols an Oregon Washington sunlit region along the Columbia from The Dalles to Priest Rapids. It highlights early spring, abundant water, rich soil, plentiful land, affordable prices, and Pendleton Oregon as the empire’s center, promising rapid settlement and growth.
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Blue Mountains
Umatila County
Columbia
Sunshine Empire
Columbia River
Dalles
Priest Rapids
Oregon
Washington
Mosier
Arlington
Irrigan
Umatilla
Hermiston
Echo
Pendleton
Wallula
Pasco
Kennewick
Hanford
Yakima
Walla Walla
Milton
Sunshine
The Oregonian and the Primary Law Debate
A reader criticizes The Oregonian for refusing to publish a strong communication by C A Barrett on the primary law. Barrett notes the paper distorted a Willamette valley correspondent’s points and published a misleading version without comment. The paper defends open columns as a public discussion space, but critics feel it misleads readers on key issues.
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C. A. Barrett
Portland Oregonian
Oregon
Barrett
Willamette Valley
The
Oregonian
Oregonian Critique Sparks Debate on Primary Law Truths
A Milwaukee Sentinel poem by Will F Griffin intertwines with a fierce Oregonian critique of newspaper honesty. The piece accuses the Oregonian of deceit about the primary law, condemning its editors for failing to publish a fair correction and urging Oregon Republicans to question leadership and seek truthful reporting.
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Oregonian
Oregon
H M Cake Backed For Senator Seat In Oregon
The document proclaims H M Cakes clear decisive position on the popular election of United States Senators. It argues he will enter the Senate with clean hands and no taint of deals, always siding with the common people and keeping a visible stand for voters to trust. It asserts his principles are proven and urges his election.
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H. M. Cake
United States
Bush
Cake
United States Senate
Oregon
Whitman College to Become Non-Sectarian at Close of Year
The Whitman college of Walla Walla announces it will end Congregational affiliation after this college year and become strictly non sectarian. The move reflects the era’s independence in education and society, promising greater scope and attendance as the college enters its real life with broader horizons.
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Whitman College of
Walla Walla
Whitman College
Walla Walla College
Land boom in Uma tilla county irrigated tracts
Numerous irrigated land tracts in Uma tilla county flood the market, promising affordable ownership to prevent homelessness this spring as buyers seek reliable property.
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Umatilla
Barrett's strong legislature record signals big re election
The excellent record of C. A. Barrett in the last legislature ensures his re election this year by a large vote.
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C. A. Barrett
Elusive mid-wood spirit inspires spring's promise
A lyrical verse by Genevieve Farnell describes a perfume like a mid-wood breeze awakening a man’s heart. Night birds and white moonlight set the scene as spring’s ecstasy flows, melting ice and stirring a wild, warm promise of day.
The Music of the Night in a Baltimore Sun Poem
A lyric verse from the Baltimore Sun speaks of love guiding through night toward light. It paints a lullaby scene where a child rests as music shapes the night and dreams unfold in silvery, cadent tones.
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Baltimore Sun
Cradle Song Poem by Marlon F. Gilmore
A reflective lyric tracing the cradle song across years. The speaker seeks a faded melody heard in childhood and memories of a mother's comforting voice. The poem ends with the hope of a perpetual cradle song guiding the soul beyond time.
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Marlon F. Gilmore
Getting Rich From a Fiji Vanilla Venture
An English couple in Fiji, investing £250 to lease eight acres and plant vanilla cuttings, faced opposition and ridicule. Three years of meticulous handwork yielded promising flowers and a projected $22,500 from dried beans at ten shillings per pound, justifying their $1,000 stake in the venture.
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Fiji
South America
West Indies
National Geographic Magazine
Japanese Hair Export Boom Under Embassay Report
The British commercial attache at Yokohama reports Japan's hair export trade as a growing industry. Exports rose from just over $1,000 in 1904 to $40,060 in 1906, with 1907 sustaining but not matching that pace. The hair is all black, coarse, and largely consists of female lower-class combings.
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Yokohama
Japan
Do You Open Your Mouth Like a Young Bird For Food Or Medicine
Questioning readers about knowing the composition of food or medicines. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is touted as a cure for feminine weaknesses, painful periods, nerve distress, and preparatory help for childbirth, with claims of broad medical authority and a free booklet offer from the Institute in Buffalo.
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Pierce
Orce
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Will F. Griffin
Milwaukee Sentinel
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Tafolgera
Golden Ay
Folger’s Golden Gate Teas
Ceylon
J. A. Folger @ Co
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San Francisco
Toas
Fiotel St. George
George Darveau
Propriewr
Hotel
St. George
Northwest
W. A. Brown
Bev
Millard
Northwestern Gas
Matlocek Building
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Pendleton Savings Bank
Umatilla County
W. J. Furnish
R. T. Cox Joseph Basler
L. Dusenberry
E. W. McComas
A. C. Koeppen
J. N. Teal
Frank
Carl
Morriagerbert Boyle
Deviln
J. W. Miloney
A. E. Lambert J. A Raley
R. Alexander
T. G. Montgemi
Waiton
Sharon @ Eddings
Vianer
Eagle Baths
J. P. Weinman
J. H. Bates
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