Daily East Oregonian Office Addresses Listed
The notice lists sale locations for the Daily East Oregonian in Pendleton Oregon and offices in Portland Oregon and Washington DC. It notes second class mail status and affiliation with United Press Association.
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Daily East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
8Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Chile
Washington, D. C
Pourteenth Street
N. W
Bovered
Pendleton
Guarding the Food Supply and Preservatives Debate
The piece argues for a strong department of agriculture to oversee food safety as specialization grows and manifests in debates over benzoate of soda in tomato ketchup. It notes past use in embalmed beef, cites Secretary Wilson’s report suggesting higher ketchup concentration with heat sterilization, and stresses public health over manufacturers’ interests.
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Department of Periculture
Allo
Cuba
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Two Paced Goddess and Local Land Fines
Commentary critiques government actions on land fraud and corporate cases while questioning equal justice. It notes Douglas Rett facing a $10,000 suit for land fraud allegations and contrasts government scrutiny with perceived leniency toward wealthy offenders. The piece ponders dual standards in law and justice.
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Douglas Rett
Court pledges rulings for public benefit over manufacturers
The statement asserts that the court will make its rulings aimed at public benefit rather than pleasing manufacturers, emphasizing independence and protection of consumer interests. It signals a stance toward fair judgment and accountability in regulatory matters.
Peculiar Tax Vote Noting Bonding Debate In Weston
The nearby press notes the dozen taxpayers opposing the bonding ordinance and questions their knowledge of funding plans. It recalls a prior special election on refinancing bonds, contrasts with a failed general vote, and comments on a proposed eight mill tax to fund waterworks amid a devalued valuation and prior five mill levy.
Slanders on Pendleton in Walla Walla election debate
The East Oregonian reports saloonmen claim 5 vacant business locations in Pendleton to damage the dry town image, but readers counted nine or ten vacant spots in late 25, noting many listed vacancies existed before Prohibition and some locations have long housed mercantile firms. The piece argues Pendleton remains busy and prospering, urging voters to discount saloonmen slander and support the local dry stance.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Oregonian
Walla Wallaa
East Oregonian
Walla Walls
Christmas presenta look the nicer for being adorned with the red cross
A festive display features a Christmas presentation enhanced by a red cross emblem, drawing attention to charitable support and seasonal cheer. The scene highlights decorative elements and the charitable message integrated into the holiday setup.
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Red Cross
Earth as ball declared by teachers and players declare home
A terse exchange notes a classroom framing of Earth as a ball, followed by a punchy reply about order in play with first second third and home. The lines evoke a sports-like cadence and a playful debate over geography and game terms.
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Tommy
A SWIPT RUNAWAY AFFECTS MAIN STREET CARTAGE
Bob Smith led a team in the Pilot Rock area when a runaway caused the carriage tongue to snap and two horses to veer, striking a telephone pole near the Pilot Rock Mercantile store. A third horse was injured and damage is estimated around 100 dollars. The team belonged to M. KO Thompson's livery.
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Pilot Rovnk
Bob Smith
Paul Sperry
Perry Houser &A
Birch Creek
Main Street
Pilot Rock Mercantile Company
Milton Freewater Vote for Bonded Water System Split on Amalgamation
In Milton and Freewater both towns have seen growth and harmony, but voters in Freewater approved a bond issue of 16,000 for a municipal water system, a move seen as a barrier to uniting the two cities. Supporters cite practical gains while opponents warn of future divergence and tensions between the communities.
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Milton
Freewater
Monkey Por Athena Schools: Voters Sustain 51 8 Mill Levy
Athena district residents approved a 51-8 mill levy at a Monday school board meeting. The move provides a working surplus and funds to modernize facilities, aligning with the district’s push for better educational resources.
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Athena
For Sale 1800 Acres Stock Ranch With Improvements
1800 acres fenced with a house basement four large barns two orchards and other improvements. Land along the Blue mountains Chinook belt with fine bunchgrass and crystal springs. Owner cut 150 tons alfalfa this year. Ten miles from a railroad, priced at 12.50 per acre with 10000 dollars worth of cattle and horses plus three wagons and all ranch machinery and gear included. I find the bargain, hence the sale.
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Blue Mountains
Chinook Belt
Crystal Springs
R. R
Heating the school: push for central plant gains support
Above regular expenses of conducting the school, improvements are proposed. M. L. Witts endorses abolishing the present heating method and establishing a central heating plant, a plan that is well thought of and should be pursued.
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M. L. Witts
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