Independent Daily East Oregonian Publisher Notice
An undated publication outlines circulation details, Portland street addresses, and Washington D C bureau locations for the Pendleton Oregon newspaper. It notes official city and county paper status and distribution points including Oregon News Co and Northwest News Co.
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Daily
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News Co
Chicago
Washington, D. C
N. W
Alexander Department Store Christmas Gift Advice
This store offers dependable merchandise for Christmas with manufacturer labeled articles. A great establishment features big departments brimming with new up to date items, 25 local clerks, and facilities to make shopping easy and pleasant. Only one day left for serviceable gifts for him or her.
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Alexander Department Store
Equitable Way in Inland Rates Debate
The Interstate Commerce Commission defends just inland rates in a newly released annual report. It argues that maintaining traffic aimed at Pacific coast growth harms interior development and that water competition cannot justify higher Omaha Reno or St Paul Seattle routes. The Panama Canal opening could alter competition dynamics.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Omaha
Reno
San Francisco
St. Paul
Spokane
Seattle
Panama Canal
Railroads and water competition price clash noted
The piece argues railroads cannot match water rates without harming inland customers and warns against discounts that favor coastal routes. It cites the Interstate Commerce Commission on subsidies, calls for rate simplification based on service cost, and urges irrigation and Indian rights advocacy. It also notes political and local civic calls to action and a holiday shopping reminder.
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Commission
City Versus Country Boys Debate on Environment and Growth
The piece weighs whether village and city environments shape boys differently. It cites Professor Hyben arguing city drawbacks and village temptations, while a Chicago professor suggests parentage matters more. City life offers parks libraries and education. country life offers closer nature and physical development, with outcomes hinging on the individual boy.
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Hyben
Chittge
Chicago
Pendleton Irrigation Brigade Hopes For Rights Proof
Pendleton seeks irrigation progress as native treaty rights loom. Experts argue formal ditch access may unlock water for fields. Community leaders mobilize to secure federal support and advance project viability.
The Acorn, the Violet, and the Oak
A verse portrait traces an acorn that grows into a great oak and a violet that offers shelter. The dreamer’s writings evolve from private effort to public insight, giving readers hope and broader life through prose and rhyme penned by Waler L. Ballou.
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Waler L. Ballou
Twilight Path of Hope and Perseverance Poem
The piece asks why complain about hardships and praise, urging persistent effort. It speaks of sun after storm, resilience, and serving one’s part with a loving heart, ending with tender encouragement from E. O. Sellers.
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Valin
Sellers
The Poets Mission and a Senatorial Spotlight
A poet argues with his wife about the purpose of poetry claiming posterity will quote his lines while the couple notes that oratory may be preserved. The scene shifts to a steady stream of candidates arriving for a senatorial reception signaling political interest nearby.
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Pendleton
The
United Press Association
Eeeee
Malin
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Mall Iy
Mail
Los
Carrie Aes
Alexander
Our Service Bureau
Red Cross
Santa Claus
EL Kiser
Pacific Coast
San
Francisco
Inuterstate Commerie Commission
Umatilla
West End
Oregenian
Burgess
Christia
Ore- Sen
City Vs. Country Boys
Bey
Cmatilla
Uhlan
the Poets Mission
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co. and
Southfern Pacific Company
Los Angeles
McEmurtay
Gen Pass
Ore
Aluminum
Xmas
Carvers
W. J. Clark & CO
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