Pendleton East Oregonian Ad Rates and Addresses
The Daily East Oregonian publication details subscription rates and sales locations in Pendleton Oregon. It lists daily and semi weekly options, carrier delivery, and mail terms, plusSale points at Oregon News Co and various bureaus in Washington D. C. and at 501 Fourteenth Street N W. The notice also confirms Second Class Mail status with United Press Association affiliation.
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Daily
East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Oregon
Security
Washington
PD. C
Fourtheenth Street
N. W
Breathes the world with life by your smiling eyes
Poem fragment in which the speaker praises a beloved’s smile as life giving and turning darkness to light. The lines describe eyes as skies and love as light, erasing sorrow and revealing a heaven within. The author initials appear as F. Ls.
Vacation and the will to rest and renew
A mid-summer reflection on fatigue and vacation from The Saturday Evening Post. A psychologist explains a “second wind” of willpower to push through fatigue, suggesting many can borrow energy to finish tasks. The piece notes summers test whether business or body dictates travel, warning against neglecting rest and citing regret more often from not taking a vacation.
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Saturday Evening Post
United States
The New Tariff and its Defects
The Chicago Tribune notes the new tariff law has manifest defects and lacked solid Republican support. One senator, though opposing it, admitted it surpassed revenge bills and resembled the Dingley law in schedule. The piece argues protection has won over free trade and future debates will focus on moderate versus ultra protection.
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Chicago Tribune
Pendleton Aims to Guide Westward Migrants Through City
Pendleton sees a steady stream of East and Middle West residents headed to the Pacific coast. No systematic effort exists to welcome or orient newcomers, leaving travelers uncertain about local resources and opportunities as they pass through town.
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East
Middle West
Far West
Pendleton
Superior advantages for Umatilla county homeseekers
The text urges readers to recognize Umatilla county’s potential for homebuilding and wheat farming. It argues wheat barons buy land, but many acres remain suitable for comfortable homes. The southern county could eventually support a population as large as the current county and irrigation projects are not the sole path.
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Umatilla
United States
Umatilla County Money to Alberta Breathes Dull Times Hint
A fragment questions if million dollars and 2000 residents have shifted to Alberta driving dull times nationwide. It notes Alberta lands losing charm as Oregon residents may soon return home, a frost and mosquitoes deterring settlers.
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Umatilla County
Umatilla
Alberta
Oregon
Hitle
Seed Time Hope Promises Smut Fungus Free Crop
A report notes that with clean seed and careful treatment this seed time, next season could yield a crop free from smut fungus, a disease that harms crops and damaged threshing machinery.
Gravity Water System Needs External Force to Start
The article notes that even a gravity water system requires an outside force to initiate operation, implying reliance on an initial push or input to begin flow.
Parkside Musings on Cold Weather and Strange Phrase
A reflective note wonders about the fate of enjoying outdoor park time as colder days approach. The writer muses on the expression straw dry and its meaning or origin, presenting a casual, contemplative tone.
Sports of all Sorts in the Papers
A collage of baseball news notes from Boston Hartford Philadelphia and Chicago with player moves pitchers stars and betting odds. Mentions Leon Martell Jo Ward Harry Otia Young Cy Young and Neal Ball among others plus boxing plans for Sam Langford Ad Wolgast and Dick Hyland. Includes a humorous dialogue about a $10 000 dog.
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Boston Nationals
Hartford
Piteher McCarthy
Piteher Bvyana
Philadelphia Athletics
Leon Martell
Philadelphia Nationals
Georgetown University
Joe Ward
Boston Americans
Cleveland Club
Harry Otia
Goldshore Club
Carolina
Cy” Young
Minneapolis
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Joe Cantillion
Detroit
Ad Wolgast
Dick Hyland
Colma Club
Sydney
Young Griffo
Griffo
Chicago
California
Stanley Ketchel
When Airships Come to Our Roofed Front Door
A poem by Nixon Watermin imagines swift ships filling skies and friendly visits through a roof facing opening. People avoid quarrels, enjoy neighborly chats, and embrace airship awe while acknowledging mild fear from airborne wonders.
Men as Trees Walking Poem Fragment Read by Finney
Fragment of a poem about seeking light to imagine walking among trees in a distant verdant landscape. Mentions President John Finney and Allgust Scribner Fiction number, suggesting a period publication.
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John Finney
Scribner
Advanced Women Speak of a Specialized World
A columnist cites an advanced dinner where a speaker extols a future of strict specialization for women, replacing traditional roles with specialized tasks. The piece laments sentiment and imagines a society where women cook, mend, nurse, and nurture yet are free only to work for the world, not for family. The outlook includes a satirical question on whether such a dawn will arrive, followed by regional notes about wheat yields and local inquiries in Baker County and Soeur d’Alene.
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Baker County
Democrat
Eilers Piano House Phonograph Selection Ad
Eilers Piano House advertises the only place to buy a phonograph with confidence. Customers can compare Victor Columbia Edison cylinders and discs side by side and choose from a full stock of Victor and Columbia double disc records and Edison cylinder records.
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Edison
Columbia
Victor
Manchester Bride? Teeth and Grooming Drive
A Nebraska State Journal line notes some girls fail to marry due to teeth needing fixing. A Chicago Tribune remark adds that some men fail to marry because they do not shave often enough. A credible hunch suggests some people miss marriage because the other party in a contract won’t agree.
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Nebraska State Journal
Chicago Tribune
Salem Journal looks back at an unusual year
The Salem Journal notes a year of abnormal weather with four dry months before rain by prayer, July rainfall surpassing the prior 29 years, August marked by two full moons and five lunar changes, a Fourth of July on Sunday, and a year that begins and ends on a Friday.
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Salem Journal
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