Rates and publication details for East Oregonian newspaper
The East Oregonian Publishing Co announces daily weekly and semi weekly editions from Pendleton Oregon with subscription rates. Listings include daily one year five dollars daily three months one twenty five cents monthly zero and weekly rates for mall and carrier delivery and notes on offices in Portland Chicago and Washington. The item also notes postal handling and press association membership.
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Endieton
Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Chicago
Renselly
Washington, Do
Forgive the flawed hands and eyes in sorrowful focus
A South Carolina Pythian piece pleads for mercy toward sinners and flawed helpers who stumble at life’s crossroad. It calls for forgiveness for those who harm or hinder, noting their ignorance and urging wiser judgment. The text frames mercy as a guiding virtue.
Pendleton Power Water Fight Seen Inconsistencies
Pendleton Tribune disputes over Umatilla river power sites show repeated contradictions about water flow. Critics say filings by Byers and Wenaha sites lock upper river water, blocking Pendleton from a fresh supply and prompting calls for clarity in congressional consideration.
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Pendleton Tribune
Ite
Umatilla River
Tribune
Umatilla
Pendleton
W. Byers
the Tribune
Byers
Wenaha
Move to Move the State Fair to Portland Debated
The Rural Spirit of Portland discusses the push to move Oregon’s state fair from Salem to Portland. It argues against centralizing state institutions in one city, urging distribution across Oregon to reflect diverse interests and benefit all regions. The journal notes rumors of a move due to Portland’s new racing and rock show facilities but says it neither supports nor plans such relocation and favors expanding the existing Salem grounds.
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Oregon
Salem
State University
Agricultural College
Eugene
Willamette Valley
Pendleton
Medford
Marshfield
Rural Spirit
America
Pendleton Agencies Fight Over River Water Supply
Local dispute in Pendleton over supplying water from the lower river draws public attention. The Rast Oregonian owes its reader an apology for continuing the argument, described as needless yet a matter of public concern.
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Oregonian
How to Get Along in School in Pendleton
The Oregonian notes many youths work through schools to earn education. Harvard’s 523 graduates toiled at various jobs from sawing wood to waiting tables, kitchens to libraries. Pendleton offers opportunity. the city will help you receive a fit education through hardship and labor.
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Oregonian
Pendleton
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Harvard University
Salem business men vow support to keep state fair local
Salem businessmen pledge to rally behind the state fair and bolster the exposition to draw attendees back. They praise fair management for exhibitors housing and accommodations and urge local hosts to ensure guest comfort to prevent moving the fair from its current site.
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Salem
Gettie
Pendleton Gains National Bank Status Title
Pendleton savings bank nationalized as The American National Bank with 200 000 capital. The move elevates Pendleton’s status in eastern Oregon and strengthens its position as a financial and commercial center in the Northwest.
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Cial
Northwest
Savings Bank
Lst
United States
American National Bank
Pendleton
Rich Without Money Inspires Wealth Beyond Cash
A reflection on wealth that transcends dollars, arguing true riches lie in character and influence. It urges cultivating mental powers and resilient values, likening personal growth to honey from thistles and noting losses shrink against a richer life.
Physician Father of Twins and a Ctah Politician
A cryptic note links a physician who is the father of twins to a Ctah politician. It mentions three precincts receiving word and a leap year failing to meet expectations set by an advertisement. The muddled text hints at civic themes without clear events or dates.
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Ctah
Good Enough Habit Warns In Construction
A warning against the habit of accepting subpar work and materials in business and daily life. The text stresses that what seems sufficient may fail under strain, urging strict standards and using only proven, high quality work and conduct. It cautions builders and businessmen to remember quality over speed or convenience.
Uncle's Death Tells of Explosive Leftover Boom
In a kitchen exchange Bridget explains to her mother how a policeman cousin visited to report her uncle's death. The dialogue notes that leftover booms can ferment and cause explosions, implying danger tied to past events and a hazardous mishap.
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Bridget
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