East Oregonian newspaper ad rates and offices
Notice lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions. Advertising deadlines and multiple bureau addresses are provided, including Pendleton Oregon, Portland, San Francisco, Chicago and Washington. The notice specifies copy due times for Monday and general preceeding-day deadlines.
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Roosevelt Criticized For Relief Handling In San Francisco
The article argues President Roosevelt misstepped by censuring San Francisco residents over relief efforts during wartime. It claims the local relief committee, led by San Franciscans, should manage funds and aid without federal overreach, noting large federal appropriations and local needs. The piece highlights San Francisco’s wartime suffering and defends mayoral and local leaders against presidential judgment.
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Firestorm Vanquishes San Francisco Chief in Chaos
A wrecked city water system fails and the fire chief dies amid a sprawling fire. In delirium he speaks of defense and a grand plan, while the flames engulf the urban core, destroying landmarks and leaving the city’s fate uncertain.
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Anti-Slavery Movement Address by Joseph Wanhope in Denver
Joseph Wanhope, a noted socialist lecturer now on the Pacific coast, spoke to about 600 in Denver on wage slavery and the Coeur d'Alene strikes. He compared past Boston mob violence against Thompson, Pailline, and Garrison to present efforts by Moyer and Haywood, arguing wage slavery global in scope and the capitalist system endangered.
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When All Is Done Paul Laurence Dunbar Poem
The excerpt presents a Dunbar poem fragment speaking from a mourner’s voice. It contemplates death and the grave as a place of prayer while urging others not to mourn but to greet the dawn. Strong imagery of sorrow, endurance, and spiritual resolve pervades the lines.
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Equal Suffrage Favored in Upcoming June Vote
The article notes a proposed amendment to admit women in the region’s elections. It argues that Oreon should showcase progressiveness by backing pro suffrage measures and maintaining the state’s reputation for liberal reforms. The piece urges turnout and public support to advance women’s voting rights.
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Home Made Bake Day Help From Royal Baking Powder
The ad promotes Royal Baking Powder as a home bake aid for homemakers. It claims fresher, cleaner, tastier results and economical use for cakes biscuits muffins puddings cookies crullers crusts and more compared with ready-made foods from bake-shops or grocers. Royal is portrayed as the greatest bake-day helper.
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Royal Baking Powder Company note from Wisconsin
A brief item mentions Royal Baking Powder Company of Wisconsin in connection with a trade or advertisement. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Resplendent 1200-diamond lily design on State street jeweler window
A Chicago Inter Ocean report describes a display of 1200 diamonds forming a calla lily motif. The mounting, 22 inches high and 13 inches across, features stones from three carats to one-half carat, all white or blue, with Kimber mines in South Africa. Estimated value is $200,000. stones likely to be set into rings and ornaments for restraint.
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War is Hell Quote and Accident Note
The piece notes a quoted claim that war is hell and includes a brief local incident in Astoria where Andrew Fanner fell from a dock onto the rowing steamer Lottie. His skull was broken and healed the next day.
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