Independent Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Publication Details
Publication blurb for the Pendleton East Oregonian, listing daily and semi weekly editions, subscription terms by mail and carrier, offices in Pendleton and Portland, and bureau addresses in Washington, D. C. and at Fourteenth Street N W. Ends with a telephone note.
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Western Federation of Improvement Clubs Formed
The Western Federation of Improvement Clubs is formed after a Seattle meeting with delegates from Washington Oregon Idaho California and other areas. The federation aims to unite civic groups to support progressive public policies and civic betterments benefiting communities across the region and beyond.
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Illinois Key to Plutocracy in Income Tax Debate
The San Francisco Examiner notes Alabama’s unanimous passage of the income tax and suggests Illinois holds the key to a broader national shift. With Georgia slow and Washington divided, Illinois may shape New England’s stance, as many states prepare to vote in 1911. The piece portrays the tax as a pivotal social issue and a strategic hurdle for plutocracy.
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Pinchot Defines Conservation For People Not Profits
Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot, amid public debate with monopolies, outlines three conservation aims in Seattle. They are developing natural resources for this generation, preventing waste for future prosperity, and ensuring resources serve the many rather than the few. The definition spans a wide field and seeks the greatest good for the greatest number.
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Common Sense in Public Affairs Advocates Prudence
The piece urges foresight thrift and intelligence in public affairs to benefit the people. It emphasizes the right and duty of citizens to think and act for the common good and to apply common sense to common practices.
Experts Declare Benzonte of Soda Safe for Consumers
A panel of a hundred experts narrowly votes that Benzonte in soda is a safe preservative, affirming continued consumption by the public. The decision prompts reflection on the value of expert studies and regulatory conclusions.
Wheat Flood Reaches Storehouses After Harvest
With the warehouse dispute resolved the grain flow resumes. Wheat pours into storehouses at a rapid pace as harvest ends and demand stabilizes.
Why She Was Glad
A Louisville man who went west returns with a tale of a Western town encounter with a Louisville girl. She greets him with exuberant enthusiasm, saying she would be glad to see even a dog from Kentucky after long absence. The anecdote ends with a light-hearted remark on homecoming loyalties.
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Weston Wheat Farm Sold For 18000 Dollars
A 160 acre wheat farm near Weston sold for 18000 dollars. The buyer began with a shoestring and has since expanded to own 450 acres, as reported by the Leader.
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Freightin' Dreaming Along the Dusty Stretch
In Pacific Monthly September Charles Badger Clark Jr chronicles a freight driver’s life on a long road. He laments harsh toil and dusty trails while clinging to luck and dream of a brighter milepost.
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German painting and the limits of national style
A Scribner’s review argues German artists favor philosophy over beauty, using painting to record incident and history rather than inspire emotion through landscape. It claims Germans lack the faithful nature recorders of Constable and the imaginative Turner, with German mind seeking meaning in moment more than in aesthetic purity.
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An Ackward Compliment at National Encampments
Inspector General Hormaday recalls incidents from famous National encampments. A Japanese guest at a banquet jokingly replies to a colonel’s wife about foot binding, saying in polite fashion that Japanese ladies grow their feet naturally and cannot rival the lady’s.
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Speeder and Rooster Discuss Faulty Auto Speeds
A quirky exchange features a Speeder lamenting his car’s lack of speed while a Rooster questions the reason. The Speeder notes that several victims complain they knew what struck them, implying a defect, and asserts he is not cruel.
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Eilers Piano House Phonograph Selection Offer
Eilers Piano House presents the only place to buy a phonograph with side by side comparisons. Hear Victor, Edison cylinder, Columbia and other disc models. Full stack of Victor and Columbia double disc records and Edison cylinder records available.
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