County Official Paper Publication Notice
The East Oregonian Publishing Company distributes the Daily Weekly and Semi Weekly editions from Pendleton Oregon with various subscription rates. The Daily Fast Oregonian is sold at Dragon News Co 147 Oth Street Portland and at the Washington DC and Pendleton bureaus. United Press Association member and postal entry details are listed.
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Poem Excerpt Reflections on Inner Moral Law
An antique voice urges the reader to turn inward for guidance beyond men. It speaks of following the Great Eternal Cause and learning right from one’s own soul. The lines invite love as the interpreter when doubts arise, attributed to Eila Wheeler Wilcox.
Art in Fruit Growth in a Medford Pear Orchard
An essay asserts art is found in everyday labor not just in galleries and operas. It highlights a 140 acre Medford Oregon pear orchard sold for 160000, praising the owner as a true artist whose work harmonizes beauty and profit in agriculture.
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A New Era Foretold by Roosevelt Reforms
A political era shifts with Roosevelt's vigilance against fraud and graft in government. The Roosevelt administration awakens public conscience and demands clean governance, promising no tolerance for graft regardless of party.
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Roosevelt as American Hercules cleans the Angean stables
The Roosevelt administration is praised as a turning point in American morals and politics. Roosevelt is hailed for cleansing government corruption, improving civil service, and placing efficiency over party fealty, signaling a new era in thought and conscience.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Contentment Found in Quiet Outdoors by Louise Paley
The speaker abandons earthly ambitions and finds joy in outdoor scenes. Amid mountains, prairies, streams, and hills, a “mighty peace within” brings contentment. The poem reflects a spiritual, tranquil turn away from earthly dreams toward nature and inner serenity.
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Louise Paley
What Is to Come and the Secret That Binds
A fragmentary poem mix reflecting on fate and time by William Hendley and a verse by Mattle J Crowley. The speaker contemplates past joys and sorrows, the wind of scandal, and the question of who bears blame for a shared secret within a turbulent social sea.
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Oregon's big crop tops Northwest totals this year
The three northwest states Oregon Washington and Idaho will harvest about 44 050 000 bushels of wheat this year up from 42 488 000 on average the Willamette valley district trails Umatilla county leads with 3 750 000 bushels while Oregon totals 11 890 000 Washington yields 27 950 000 with Whitman county at 6 750 000 and Idaho at 4 250 000. Wright the Portland statistican inspected crops and consulted with farmers buyers and shippers for accurate figures.
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American shipping trade decline blamed on policy
The author argues American ships rarely visit world ports with Colon Panama cited as an example where eighty percent of visiting vessels are Norwegian and the rest English. He condemns leaders like James J. Hill and E. M. Harriman for resisting US policy, warns American merchantmen register figures are dismal, and suggests American shipping may be forced to use foreign vessels to stay profitable.
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Electric line value boost for county farmlands
The writer notes land near Freewater and Walls Walla that sold for 40 to 70 dollars per acre rose to 250 to 590 dollars after the electric line, and asks if similar value increases would occur along Pendleton Weston and Weston Freewater routes, highlighting the broader county benefits and conveniences.
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Eliza Nash Dies at Norwell One Time DAR Member
Miss Eliza Nash of Norwell Massachusetts died recently at an advanced age. Born September 2, 1805 she lived through all presidencies except Washington and Adams. A longtime Daughter of the Revolution she remained active in good works and stayed informed on current events with clear opinions.
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John Adams
Contentment as a four year old’s dad in verse
A playful poem from the Los Angeles Express praising the joy of fatherhood. It depicts a four year old with blue eyes and golden curls, laughing and striking a pink fist, portraying a cherished child and a loving father. The piece reflects warm family sentiment and the bright days of parenting.
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Los Angelés Express
Berlin Police Move To Curb Ugly Street Signs
Berlin police plan steps to prevent street signs from disfiguring best streets. Officials reject objections to erecting signs in ugly or confined spaces but will exclude them from the text streets.
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Churn and Stomach Analogy in Medical Claim for Pierce’s Medicine
A block of text compares the stomach to a churn, arguing that foul digestion spoils blood and health. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as cleansing the stomach and blood, curing eruptions, ulcers, and humors, and invites readers to request a booklet listing ingredients and expert opinions.
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Ma’s Physical Culture Verse From Baltimore News
A humorous verse contrasts a mother and Sis doing calisthenics around house chores. Ma performs vigorous routines in the tub, sweeping, washing, and working the stove. Sis imitates gym feats like rings and vocalizing, claiming calisthenics improve lung weakness, while both celebrate physical culture.
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Haltimore News
Inventor Patents Device for Meters on Electric Vehicles
One inventor of General Electric has patented a device to hold recording instruments on electric vehicles. Previously watt meters and other meters suffered inaccuracy due to vibrations. The new attachment eliminates this trouble.
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General Electric Company
Syrup of Figs and Senna Promoted as Gentle Laxative
The Well Informed favor the Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a simple pleasant and efficient laxative. The California Fig Syrup Co. emphasizes its safe wholesome ingredients and ethical production. Genuine product sold by leading druggists at fifty cents a bottle.
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