Oregonian Publishing Co. subscription rates and offices
The Daily East Oregonian lists subscription rates and carrier options for daily and weekly editions. It notes sales at Oregon News Co in Portland and bureaus in Washington, D C and at 501 Fourteenth Street NW. It states entry as second-class mail matter and mentions United Press Association membership.
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Daily East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Security Building
Washington, D C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Pendleton
Farmers urged to conserve moisture through tillage
In eastern Oregon drought conditions farmers are urged to conserve soil moisture. Deep plowing and surface cultivation are key to storing moisture for crops like wheat. Rotations with leguminous crops such as dry land alfalfa can build humus, fix nitrogen, and sustain yields during dry years.
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Oregon
Pendleton
Eastern Oregon Farmer Safety Lessons Emphasized
The article urges farmers to adopt thorough farming methods to guard against drought and land depletion. It compares prudent farming to military readiness, stressing preparedness for emergencies and the protection of wheat and overall soil richness.
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Oregon
We Need the Road for Pendleton and Columbia Link
Farmers push for a Pendleton to Columbia railroad to connect with Umatilla project and potential R. R. and N. Company motor car service. An independent line is urged to secure open river benefits as boats approach Celio Canal. Local business leaders urged to support, not discourage, the rural rail project.
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Pendeton
Columbia
Pendleton
Umatilla
R. & N. Company
Umatila
Farmers
Celfic Canal
Downing the Fly and Public Health Efforts
An article discusses eradicating flies as a major sanitation goal. It cites E T Brewster on progress in England where strict cleanliness sharply reduced housefly presence. The piece argues proper effort can largely eliminate flies in both rural and urban areas and notes their role in spreading disease.
Roesch Nets Honor in Camp Perry Shooting Tourney
Herbert Roesch of Pendleton earned deserved praise for his phenomenal shooting in the Camp Perry tournament. The city of Pendleton congratulates him and hopes he will make a mark in his navy career and future endeavors.
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Camp Perry
Herbert Roesch
Pendleton
Roesch
Navy
Withering blasts from Fowler shake Speaker Cannon in debate
A fragment notes that Fowler’s harsh attacks on Speaker Cannon would have toppled him long ago if they had caused real impact. The passage implies Cannon was deeply affected by the rhetoric but remains standing.
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Fowler
Mr U Rens Latest Schemes Face Statewide Disapproval
The article notes broad state resentment toward Mr U Rens initiatives. Critics oppose plans attributed to his leadership, citing concerns over policy impact and public reception across communities. The piece emphasizes mounting opposition and calls for reconsideration.
Epigrams by Hubbard Image and Theme
Epigrams by Hubbard discuss fixed allowances and equality in pay for women. It notes ages like Mommsen at eighty and suggests training outdoors for world-beaters. The piece references a poem-like face description and Browning style. Cleveland Leader.
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Mommsen
Jena
Browning
Beas
Cleveland
Washington normals aid Oregon by contrast letter
Mrs Carrie W Liddle, ex Weston Normal, now Cheney Normal, writes from Seattle praising Washington state normal schools. She notes Cheney’s $10 000 annual appropriation advantage over Weston’s 20+ year history, $20 000 repairs, large running funds, and free medical dental inspections. She urges Weston students to consider Cheney, citing superior faculty and facilities.
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Washington
Carrie W. Liddle
Weston Normal
Cheney Normal
Cheney School
Weston School
Brrs
Liddle
Seattle
Washington State Normal Schools
United States
Washington Normals
Oregon
State Normal School
Cheney
Wash
Unis Yeir
Northwest
U.ever? West
Waston Normal
West
Weston
How New Mexico Lost and the Fateful Handshake
John L. Cowan recounts how New Mexico missed admission due to political maneuvering in the 44th Congress. A fiery speech by Julius C. Burrows stirred southern representatives, while territorial delegate Stephen B. Elkins praised him, fueling backlash. Colorado won statehood as New Mexico failed by four votes, a costly handshake in Pacific Monthly.
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New Mexico
Colorado
House
Senate
Julius Caesar Burrows
Michigan
Stephen B. Elking
Burrows
Elking
South
Elkins
John L. Cowan
The
Pacific Monthly
The Stranger's Mistake in the Family Scene
A stranger lifts a child and asks what the future holds. The child, a little girl, replies that she will do nothing because she is only a little girl. The exchange highlights gendered expectations and innocence.
Eilers Piano House Phonograph Selection Offer
Eilers Piano House presents a claim as the only place to buy a phonograph with confidence in quality. Customers are invited to visit, test models including Victor Edison Columbia and other disc machines, and hear every make “ride by ride” before choosing. A full stock of Victor and Columbia double disc records and Edison cylinder records is carried.
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Columbia
Victor
Edison
Dr. Pierce
World
Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
N.Y. de
Prence
Gusat Fawr Docroa Boos
People’s
Common Sense
Sentrev
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MacClure
England
United States of America
Mr. U’ren
Hubbard
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Weston Leider
Main Street
American National Bank
Financier
New York
Umatilla County
HOTEL
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Stark Streets
Park Street
Pendleton Roller Mills
Pendleton, Oregon
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Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
C. W. Cornelius
Dalles
Bailey Gatzert
Ste. Dalles City
W. L. Crichton
the Dalles
F. McDonald
Colesworthy
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