East Oregonian publication and delivery details
Publication notice for the Daily East Oregonian and its semi weekly weekly and monthly mail rates in Pendleton Oregon. Includes offices in Portland and Washington and bureau addresses. Mentions second class mailing and membership in press association.
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Oregon
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East Oregonian Publishing CO
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East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
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Washington, D. C
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Poem Excerpt Reflections on Mind and Reward
A reflective verse contrasts mastery of mind with divine judgment. It asserts that thoughts shape outcomes, and what is sown in weakness determines the harvest later. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility and cyclic consequence in life.
Politicians vs Voters on Direct Primary and No 1
The piece argues that politicians oppose the direct primary while voters support it and favor the No 1 provision. It contends the primary opens contests to merit, not manipulation, and supports voters choosing U.S. senators under No 1, despite Republican attempts to restrict candidates. It asserts the public will not revert to old partisan control.
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Oregon
United States
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Baltimore Sun disquisition on newspapers influence
The Baltimore Sun discusses how readers are shaped by what they read, noting newspapers serve as informants for the average person and influence morals and ideals through published content. It stresses the ripple effect of press content on both strong and weak readers and comments on the role of media in shaping perceptions.
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Baltimore Sun
Western Interest Over Sensational News
A writer argues that sensational eastern news feeds mislead western readers. He urges households to choose morally clear newspapers and avoid morbid tabloids that dwell on scandals. He contends westerners care about railroads and resources more than aristocratic misfortunes.
Third spraying urged to curb codling moth in apples
County inspector urges farmers with fall or water apples to spray before September to prevent wormy fruit after harvest. The piece argues good fruit and legal risk, praising County Inspector Campbell and calling for strict enforcement to prohibit sale of wormy apples.
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County Trust
Campbell
Self Help Wins and a Northwest Railroad Dream
Sherman county farmers backed the Columbia Southern railroad through their efforts to boost land values and market access. E E Lytle, then railway manager at The Dalles, did not wield royal power yet aided the project. Now farmers in the county’s northwest pursue a line to Umatilla, hoping continued support will bring success.
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Sherman County
Columbia Southern
E. E. Lytle
Dalle
Umatilla
Harriman urged to seek health at Umatilla county resort
A local suggestion advocates Harriman try an Umatilla county mountain resort to improve health. The plan promises good fishing and hunting and notes he would avoid eating bismuth and rice.
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Harriman
Umatilla County
Judge Grosscup and his corporate ruling habit
A reader characterizes Judge Grosscup as repeatedly ruling in favor of corporations, noting it as a habitual pattern in his decisions. The remark suggests perceived bias toward corporate interests in past cases.
The Afterglow in Autumn Solace and Death
A poetic meditation on seasonal transition from summer’s bloom to winter’s chill. The piece contrasts nature’s vibrant festival with a quieting year and ends in a somber note about death, attributed to V. H. Koong in Munice Indiana, as cited in the Baltimore American.
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V. H. Koong
The Making of Man by Swinburne in Excerpt Form
An excerpt from Algernon Charles Swinburne reflects on the creation of man, blending themes of time grief pleasure and divine craft. The verse envisions the shaping of humanity by gods with tears and labor, ending in a life of labor, love and mortality.
Explosions in Threshing Machines Debate Causes
Field and Farm notes seasonal threshing hazards with expert and anecdotal claims. It discusses gas from heat on oil lubricants and smut in grain as potential explosion sources, arguing lard castor or peanut oil would prevent fires, while petroleum products can ignite when mixed with heat and sparks during threshing operations.
Pinchot praised as indispensable in forestry leadership
The New York American argues that Gifford Pinchot, head of the National Forest Service and a key influence on President Roosevelt’s conservation push, is a crucial public figure whose forestry views should guide policy. It concedes he may err on a Spokane irrigation speech but urges others to prove him wrong rather than challenge his dedication.
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New York American
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
National Forestry Bureau
National Conversation Commission
Roosevelt
White House
Spokane
Record shop ad touts Victor Columbia Edison phonographs
The advertisement markets Wonderful Victor and reliable cylinder machines alongside Edison and Columbia disc phonographs. It promotes a full stock of Victor and Columbia double disc records and Edison cylinder records for sale.
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Victor
He Edison
Columbia
Columbia Double Disc
Edison Cylinder Records
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