East Oregonian publication and delivery rates
An early 20th century Pendleton Oregon notice outlines daily weekly and semi weekly subscriptions, by mail and by carrier, with varying durations. It notes Boreas contact details in Washington D C and that the Daily East Oregonian is online.
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Pendleton
Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing CO
East Oregonian
Ar Onwale
Etdee Begon
Boreas
Pontine
Washington, D. C
Yoteenth Street
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I Long For A Sight Of The Flowers Will Maupin
A fragmentary verse line speaks of longing for nature over fame and scheming. The speaker desires lakes rivers forests and simpler hours away from grand plots and make believe success. The text ends with a signature line attributing the sentiment to Will M Maupin.
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I Jong
Phelps Renominated as Opponents Fret Over Enforcement
A group of saloon keepers and gamblers indicted by District Attorney Phelps plan to retaliate in the election. Phelps is renominated by Republicans with broad support, seen as a strong law enforcer. The public favors continued enforcement, while former tinhorns aim to disrupt, though prohibition remains a political liability for liquor interests.
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Phelps
Umatilla
Morrow
Pendleton
Political disease and Popular election debate in Oregon
A Pendleton Tribune communication by A Sewell argues Statement No 1 is a political disease that will fade with time. He critiques T. T. Geer's congressional nomination defeat and notes Lowell's dual ambitions to be U S senator and Oregon governor, questioning his stance on electing the people's choice.
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Pendleton Tribune
T. T. Geer
Lowell
United States
Oregon
Oregon voters demand popular elections for U.S. senators
The text argues that Oregonians will not accept political machinations or elite plans and will exercise their right to elect senators directly. It claims the people have twice declared their principles in favor of popular elections and will oppose any candidate or movement against this reform.
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United States
Oregon
Lowell
Farmers' Train Coming Aids Oregon Agriculture
Arrangements are set for a farming demonstration train over the O R & N through eastern Oregon counties with Dr James Withycombe and Oregon Agricultural College experts. Stops will be made in Umatilla Morrow Gilliam and other counties along the railway. The program invites all locals to hear discussions and benefit from contact with Oregon's agricultural leaders.
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Oregon
James Withycombe
Oregon Agricultural College
Umatilla
Morrow
Gilliam
Washington Editors Push for Direct Senate Election
Washington state editors urge a shift to popular election of U S senators. Citing Oregon’s recent victory, they press for embedding the policy into Washington’s primary law, arguing it as right, wholesome, and enduring despite opposition and ridicule. The debate centers on ending senatorial deadlocks and corruption noted since statehood.
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Washington
Washington State Press Association
United States
Senate
Oregon
Wisdom of Prussia on State Railroads
In 1879 Prussia began acquiring rail lines and by now owns about 21,600 miles. The system covers most major routes, earns about 7.12 percent annually for the treasury, and requires no capitalized expenses for maintenance. Appraisals suggest it could sell for double its cost, potentially paying off national debt and leaving hundreds of millions.
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Kingdom of Prussia
Tt Hoe
Ylelda
Lewiston Ix to Hire Fruit Cannery for 15000 Can Daily
Lewiston Ix plans to hire a fruit cannery with a daily capacity of 15,000 cans. The move centers on expanding local food processing and boosting regional supply chains, with plans to begin production if approvals are granted.
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Lewiston Ix
Slaughter of the Trees Timely Timber Volume
Emerson Hough argues in May Everybody’s that U S timber stocks are vast yet dwindling. He notes national reserves around 165 million acres and warns that at current rates the supply could vanish in 14 to 60 years depending on usage. He highlights pulp paper waste, pencils, cedar scarcity, and heavy industrial demand on timber. He cites railroads, telegraphs, tanneries, mines, and shingles as major consumers. The piece stresses urgency in conservation.
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Emerson Hough
America
United States
United Buties
Enfranchising Women Through Joint Resolution
A joint resolution to prohibit disfranchisement on account of sex is introduced. A Senate bill aims to empower states to enfranchise women nationally, arguing women already have ballot access under Article I, Section 2, and the measure seeks to enforce that right.
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Senate
United States
Philosophy joke from Two Scotchmen building mishap
Two Scotsmen in the same building share a comic accident. One on the lower floor checks a hall commotion and finds his upstairs friend Rob fallen, asking if he fell down. Rob replies he fell but was coming down whether or not, in a humorous anecdote from Everybody's Magazine.
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Rob
Everybody's Magazine
Night in the Grande Ronde Valley and a political crack
A reflective Grande Ronde Valley poem describes August night scenes with moonlit pines and river canyons. In California the Bakersfield Californian notes Cannons opposing women suffrage as a strong anti suffrage argument, while San Francisco Star criticizes Cannon and tariff grafts. A Willow Springs resident nearly loses a hand splicing a buggy whip after striking a powder cap.
Speaker Cannon Says Women Should Not Be Permitted to Vote
The article reports Speaker Cannon arguing that women should be denied voting rights. It notes his stance during a public address and cites critics who challenge the view. The piece situates the controversy within ongoing suffrage debates.
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Cannon
Flood Damages Cowlitz Boom Halts Castle Rock Mine
A flood in the Cowlitz river Saturday caused a boom to break and several hundred cords of shingle bolts to start downstream. Many bolts will be caught in the boom below, reducing losses but forcing the Castle Rock mine to shut down for several days.
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Cowlitz
Castle Rock
Veteran Civil War vet dies on interurban ride
David Keener, aged 65, a Civil War veteran, died suddenly on an interurban trip from Tacoma to Seattle. Passengers and conductor learned he had died after a fare call and a brief shake to rouse him. no one on board knew his identity at first.
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David
Keener
Tacoma
Seattle
Death of rider after horse wreck near Bend
A. A. Baldwin died after being thrown from his horse while rounding a bunch near Bend. The horse collided with a wire fence, throwing Baldwin unconscious and causing fatal injuries hours later.
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A. A. Baldwin
Bend
Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Medical Authorities
Reading medical writers and teachers from various schools of practice strongly recommend Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for weak stomach, dyspepsia, liver and catarrhal stomach issues, chronic bowel affections, and catarrhal diseases. It touts nonpoisonous ingredients and no alcohol, with endorsements from Bartholow Hare Finlay Ellingwood King Sendder Hale and others, plus free booklets of authorities.
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Pierce
Bartholow
Jeferson
Hare
The
Uni
Finlay Ellingwood
Hinnett Med
Chicago
John King
Cincinnath
John M. Sendder
Cinccinnath
Edwin M. Hale
Hahnemann Med. College
Apa
Huffalo
N.Y
Commodious Sample Rooms with Free Bus Near Depots
Telephone and fire alarm connections with all rooms. Headquarters for Traveling Meet. Commodious sample rooms with free bus. Special rates by the week or month. Excellent cuisine and prompt dining room service. Bar and billiard room in connection. Only three blocks from depots.
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Wisdom OF
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Philosophy
the Grande Ronde Valley
Grande Ronde Valley
Les This
Ella Higginson
Bakerafield Californian
Joseph
San Francisco Star
Cannon and the Women
Pendleton Savings Bank
Umatilla County
W. J. Furnish
R. T. Cox
Joseph Basler
E. Hoettcher L, Dusenberry
BE. W. McComas
A. ©. Koeppen
J. N. Teal Frank 8
Carl
T. J. Morris He Sert Royler
A. Deviln
J. W. Maloney A, Be, Lambert
J. H. Raley
R. Alexander T. G. Montgom Eatate
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court
Pendleton, Ore
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Umatilla Meat. Company
East Court
Gentleman's Resort
State Saloon
R. Strahan
Hotel
St. George
George Darveau
George la
Northwest
W. A. Brown
Golden Rule Hotel
Corner Court and
Johnson Streets
J. Popejoy
Eagle Baths
J. P. Weinman
J. H. Kates
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