Independent Oregon newspaper rates and offices listed
The East Oregonian publishing details show daily and weekly editions with rates by mail or carrier. It notes sale at Oregon News Co. and lists addresses in Pendleton and Washington, D. C., plus association membership and postal terms.
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Newapapt
Kenileton
Oregon
East Oregonian
Wth
Dally
Fase van Dally
Mall
Pal
Urs
Wix Miontha
Kly
Oregonian
Ja Kent
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Perk
Cokers
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Ashington, I
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Mere NW
Knocker Be Not Averse To Fame And Strife
A poem urging bold effort despite critics and envy. It extols perseverance, noting that critics target climbers and seekers of fame. The speaker counsels to press on, embrace risk, and endure the hammering that accompanies success as a mark of merit.
Oregon rejects Rockefeller education gifts
Editorial argues Oregon should fund its schools locally not rely on John D. Rockefeller donations. It questions donor motives, linking Rockefeller funds to influence over University of Chicago and Syracuse and condemns charity as subsidizing corporate ethics. Oregon should decline gifts and rely on state support to educate youth.
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Oregon
John D. Rockefeller
Sttle
Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Syracuse University
Day
Standard Oil Company
Bar of Justice
Pendleton Business Says Building Boom Not Justified
A Pendleton report notes the current business elevation does not justify further building expansion. Local officials caution against overbuilding as development lags behind expectations.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Seeks New Theater To Boost City Vitality
An editorial urges Pendleton to build a modern theater, arguing the old venue fails residents and visitors. A new playhouse would attract semi transient workers and 25 000 nearby residents, sustain entertainment, and help the city retain people as they age. Indirect benefits are cited as justification for the expense.
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Penbleton
PenMeton
Peéendiiton
Pendieton
Pendleton
Ihe
Modern Training in Universities and Civic Duty
Ambassador James Bryce tells UC students that modern higher education should prepare young men for real life. He argues municipal governments can do much for health light water transport streets parks museums libraries arts and even concert halls, and that universities must promote these ideas.
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Institutions of
University of California
James Bryce
Labor union activity and workforce changes around the world
A global glimpse of labor: a clockmakers union organized in San Francisco. efforts for affiliate status in cities including Sacramento and Dallas. Hotel and Restaurant Employees International Alliance set May 10 convention in Minneapolis. New York hard solderers form Independent International Union of Hard Solderers. Nottingham race trade tensions threaten extended strike. British Operative Co spinner members reach 18,919. ten year fatal accident rate for nut and bolt workers in Pennsylvania at 1.4 per 1000. Brooklyn Mechanics Cooperative Company launched for mutual benefit. Italian National Providential Fund grows to nearly 300,000 subscribers. Chicago Federation of Labor expels Amalgamated Woodworkers locals amid jurisdiction fights with carpenters.
Pancake dining linked to odd robbery tale
A New York lawyer was robbed while eating pancakes, losing $88 in overcoats and $12,000 in notes. The incident oddly centers on breakfast routines rather than the meal itself, with no direct link between pancakes and the crime.
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New York
Coloring concrete blocks with marble dust and sands
The article explains methods to improve concrete block appearance by using light colored sands or crushed stone, and discusses pure white effects with white cement and marble dust. It warns marble dust must be limited to avoid cracking and suggests limestone screenings with white sand for a smooth dense surface.
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N.Y
Wasco and Hood River Sunday School Convention at Dufur
The Wasco and Hood River county Sunday school convention held at Dufur Thursday and Friday with twenty eight delegates from The Dalles in attendance. A large number from Mosier Hood River and other places in the two counties attended. This was the first convention since the division of Wasco county.
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Wasco
Dalles
Hood River
Dufur
Mosler
Wisco County
Pendleton Plans Macadamization Of Main Streets
Pendleton intends to macadamize several important residential thoroughfares this summer. The plan envisions a half dozen or more streets being improved to enhance residence sections and overall city streets.
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Pendleton
Tariff facts and economic figures from late 19th century notes
The notes cite tariff history from McKinley and Wilton-Gorman bills with dates in 1880 to 1882, Philippine trade figures showing $60,000,000 exported and $15,000,000 to the US, imports of $30,000,000 and $5,000,000 from the US, and US peace costs of $14,000,000 annually. It lists 1907 steel mill output $504,167,000 and average steel worker wages at $663.80, with productivity at $3,661. The German steel worker earns slightly over half of American wages. A closing dialogue comments on aid to the poor.
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Philippine Islands
United States
Islands
Archipelao
Pennsylvania Steeel Mills
Mohammedan Creed and the Moslem Paradise
A concise remark notes that in the Mohammedan faith a believer who dies fighting for the cause enters heaven. If accurate, the Muslim paradise would quickly be filled.
Jeffries Plans Defense as Baseball Season Draws Attention
Jeffries states he will defend the pugilistic title but notes the baseball season has begun and no boxer can attract much attention at the moment.
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Jeffries
Can't You Understand Plain English Joke Exchange
A Chicago Record-Herald snippet shows a humorous exchange where one speaker misreads phonetic hints as gestures while the other insists on clearer English. The scene centers on a neck contortion, pins in the mouth, and a request to raise blinds for light.
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Tye
James
Chicago Record-Herald
Fog Banks of the North Atlantic Describe Diameter
The fog banks of the North Atlantic are typically about 30 miles in diameter, a standard measure noted for navigation and weather observation. The statement reflects common maritime knowledge about fog formation and coverage.
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North Atlantic
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Clockmakers’ Union
San Francisco
Wison
Pogo
Texas
Saeramento
Dia
State Federation of Labor
International Alliines
Minneapolis
Min
Independent
International Union of Hard Solderers
Nottingham
England
Nut and Bolt
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyn Mechanics’ Co-operative Company
Chicago Federation of Labor
Amalgamated Woodworkers’ Union
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American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
T. J. Morris
A. D. Sloan
W. IL
Thompson, Cashier
T. G. Montgomery
W. 8S
Badley
Umatilla County
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
N. K. Clarke
C. W. Cornelius
H. M. Sloan
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Cottonwood Streets
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
First National Bank
Pendleston, Oregon
New Records
Chas. Rohrman
E. Court
Main St
Colesworthy
E. Alta
Artiti
Neagle Bros
Empire Meat CO
D. C. Graybear
Main Street
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