Pendleton East Oregonian Publication Details
Publication information for the East Oregonian of Pendleton Oregon appears with subscription options and pricing. The notice lists daily weekly and monthly rates by mail, delivery, and time periods, plus distribution through newsstands in Portland at BR Rich News Stands.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing Company
Mall Pou
Mall Remi
Feans
BR. H. Rich
Portland
Pertilla
Fragmented Ode to a Harp and Love by Mindy
A distorted poem fragment reflects on a harp, an old man with blue eyes, and recalled harmonies. It evokes memory, love, and a struggling voice seeking the music that once flowed, ending with a shadowed sense of loss.
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William V. Mindy
Death to Unionism and Oregon Peace Talk Prompted
A fragmented labor dispute discussion roams from Chicago union tensions to Oregon politics. The piece warns of mass layoffs at Pullman cars, factory shutdowns, and employer power while urging peacemakers to avoid a national strike. Oregon leaders urge unity between Eastern and Western regions and reject divisive county notions.
Oregon unity and inland empire river project bold plan
A regional stance promotes shared Oregon identity over East or West labels. Inland Empire supports a portage road and open river, with the Oregon Development League and public sentiment affirming swift, capable construction. Sewing classes in schools are urged to make women more practical and fit as homemakers, while Pendleton's Portland delegation responds to outside criticism and seeks inclusive progress.
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Oregon
Oregon Development League
Oreon
Inland Empire
Omen River Commission
Northwear
Safe Commission
Fruit trees on city lots show varied harvests
Mr Vaughn of Pasadena trained city lot trees to bear many fruits year round. He grafted navels peaches grapes and oranges onto a single tree, creating five fruit types on one root. The trees produced large fruit and bloomed abundantly, with early varieties ripening by November.
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America
Mr Vaughn
Pasadena
Vawehn
Vaughn
Boutwell backs Parker over Roosevelt in party shift
George S S Boutwell a founder of the Republican party declares he will vote for Judge Parker and oppose President Roosevelt. He cites dissatisfaction with Philippine policy and warns against the republic becoming an empire while praising Parker and criticizing the Republicans for neglecting opportunities.
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George S&s Boutwell
Republican Party
Judge Parker
Boutwell
Treasury
Grant
Massachusetts
United States
Congress
Lile
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Yio
Satle
Geography shaped wealth in politics says Heatwole
Representative Heatwole of Minne v0le notes wealth depends on geography. He cites a mutual acquaintance worth about a million dollars. At home he is rich, in New Jersey fair to middling, in New York people would tip dollars in his hat.
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Heatwolke
Minnev0le
Mr. Heatwole
New Jersey
New York
Collier's Weekly
A Deed and a Word in a Quiet Stream
A wandering figure pauses by a spring, a ladle ready at the brink. He sees all may drink and passes by, yet the deed heals many tongues and saves one. A homeless man hears a word of hope amid the crowd, a whisper of love that lifts a soul from dust. A germ of fount love flows through chance speech and memory.
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Daily Mart
Tribute to Sacajawea by Governor Pardee at Lewis and Clark tribute
Governor Pardee lauds Sacajawea as a pivotal guide who helped Lewis and Clark reach the Pacific and secure U.S. claims to Oregon country. He argues her influence shaped the expedition, the nation’s future vast territory, and the push to erect a statue in her memory at the Lewis and Clark fairgrounds.
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Pardee
California
Lewis and Clark
Rocky Mountains
Colombia
Oregon Country
United Stars
Gray
Columbia River
Sacajawea
Rocky Mountain
Camenwall
Orean
Caystain Gray
United States
Lewis and Clark Fair Grounds
Salem Statesman
Wonderful new industry grows with electric trolley lines
The trolley system of Obie emerges as a major industry. Within a decade over 3000 miles of trolley lines span from Cincinnati west and north, with 2.3 million invested in the United States and 90 million dollars paid in salaries last year. More than 150000 people work daily as electric railways expand with advancing equipment and new car types including passenger, funeral,Express, and steeple cars.
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Obie
Cincinnati
Paweneeres
Trotley
Industrian
Judge Mullins Denounces Capital Punishment in Colorado
Judge John L Mullins of the state circuit in Denver declares he will not be party to executions. He argues capital punishment does not deter crime and notes murders have increased while influential people escape gallows.
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John L Mullins
State
Denver
Col
Colorado
Judicial Reflections on Capital Punishment Speech
A district court judge articulates opposition to the death penalty, asserting that the state cannot take life under law. He pledges to disregard a death verdict if the jury imposes it, arguing against capital punishment as contrary to reason and morality.
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District Court
Shill
Fife
Japanese Gentleness and School Discipline
A Chicago Chronicle summary notes that Japanese children are taught gentleness by mothers and kindness at home and in schools, with bans on plastic animal confections to curb cruelty ideas. A German teacher in a foreten colony faced student protest for brusqueness and left after being urged to break his contract.
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Ahimale
Profesor
Octima Tohl
Germany
Chicago Chronicle
The American Spirit Journal Begins Circulation in Tokio
An Asian Buddhist paper with a grand, eternity inspired mission kicks off its career opening with immense subscriber enthusiasm. It claims a universal flow of readership and vows to spark a worldwide circulation boom across nations, stars, and nature.
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Tokio
Hous, Ante
Puble
Want to Be a Doctor In A Patchwork World
A garbled plea contrasts childish dreams of becoming a doctor with hints of memory and danger. The text rambles about listening to the heart, a lake incident, and shifts to a disjointed note on congressional appropriations involving the Philippines and Spain, ending with a pointed question about action.
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Seattle Star
Philippines
Spain
Refreshing and Healthful The Greatest Summer Drink
The piece promotes City Brewery Bottled Beer as a refreshing healthful summer drink. It claims purity, consistent quality, and health benefits for the body. It notes production in Pendleton and temperature stability, with quart, pint, and half pint packaging and delivery options. Contact numbers are listed for bottling works and residence.
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City Brewery
Pendleton
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