East Oregonian Publication Rates and Offices
East Oregonian official paper offers daily weekly and semi weekly editions. Rates shown include daily by mail and carrier options, weekly by mail, and remittance notices. The paper lists circulation offices in Pendleton Oregon and Washington DC bureau contact details and notes United Press Association membership.
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Old Time Fiddler Brings May Back To Twilight
A nostalgic verse from the Atlanta Constitution paints a scene of gray skies yielding to joy as a fiddler’s tunes spark happiness on the way. The speaker recalls May’s life, dancers, cheering winds, and lovers in twilight, with love kissing under a starlit gate.
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Atlanta Constitution
University loan fund aids poor Oregon students
The university develops a loan fund to help students who cannot pay their way through. Loans would be repaid with degrees after entering active business life. The program aims to expand access to education while teaching financial responsibility to graduates.
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Ife
The Power of Songs and Childlike Trust
A reflection on the influence of songwriters and educators, praising the joy of earning trust and friendship of children. It extolls the reward of guiding youths seen on paths to school and playgrounds, celebrating health, happiness, and hopeful mischief.
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Ife
The Quaker Wife's Reform Shakes Philadelphia Society
Mrs. Reyburn wife of Philadelphia's Quaker mayor launches a sweeping reform movement in high society. She hosts a string of parties at her grand home and excludes society women under suspicion, aiming to purge perceived vices among Philadelphia’s elite.
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Philadelphia
Reyburn
Quakeress Reform Plan Provokes High Society Debate
A Quakeress launches a reform program challenging eastern society’s excesses and aristocratic dominance. She denounces wealth-favored vice while inviting moderate, respectable wives to her parties, stirring buzz in Philadelphia's social circles during a snowy Christmas season. Meanwhile Umatilla county enjoys spring-like weather and cotton snow decorations.
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Philadelphia
Umatilla
Roosevelt's Successor and the Free Press View
The Milwaukee Free Press urges choosing a Rooseveltlike successor who is a fighter, honest, and resolute in enforcing laws and pursuing better government. It argues Senator Robert M. LaFollette best represents Roosevelt's character and devotion to a government by and for the people.
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Free Press
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Faded Dreams A Return to Simpler City Life
A Cleveland Leader poem fragment reflects a speaker renouncing roaming gypsy dreams for a quiet city life. The narrator shifts from seasonal desires to ordinary urban comforts and steady work, ending with a wish to be a millionaire amid a nostalgic tone.
Blind graduate George Rex Clark earns Chicago AB
Record of a blind man named George Rex Clark who, blind from birth, graduated yesterday from the University of Chicago with an A B degree after a four year course. He excelled in studies, learned telegraphy and typewriting, cheered his class at football games, attended campus dances, and endured delays in book access due to printing and mail issues.
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George Rex Clark
University of Chicago
Chicago Dispatch
Helen Ketler
Clark
Most Inaccessible Place Kashgaria Described in Depth
The article extols Kashgaria as among the world’s most inaccessible regions. It lies in Chinese territory and requires a two month journey from Peking or from India via caravans. Even from the Russian railway tail, access takes about three weeks through high passes. Spanning 350000 square miles, only about one percent is cultivated. ninety nine percent remains desert despite human effort.
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Peking
India
Central Asia
Kashamaria
Civics in Schools Urges Earlier Citizenship Instruction
Boston Herald quotes Winston Churchill urging thorough civic education focusing on ethics patriotism and social service. The piece notes Japan and France lead in forming well informed citizens and criticizes narrow school focus on history and structure without biographies or personal experience. J L Winchell was appointed receiver for Glendale State Bank in Glendale Oregon after holiday closure. deposits were $30,000 with bad lumber loan losses cited as cause.
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Winston Churchill
New Hampshire
Japan
France
Boston Herald
J. L. Winchell
Glendale State Bank
Glendale
Ore
Let Everybody Kill Coyotes Campaign Opens Month
Oregon sheepmen urge a January coyote killing campaign to curb the pest. They warn a single coyote can destroy many sheep or chickens in a year and call for a vigorous, statewide effort with support from stockmen and farmers. Wyoming papers note Umatilla county’s poison plan showing early success. They propose a cross state, 60 day drive to measure total eradications.
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Oregon
Wyoming
East Oregonian
Umatilla County
Tea Moneyback Policy Clarified by Grocer
The grocer signals a moneyback guarantee on TEA Moneyback, emphasizing value and quality. Mel Schilling’s Boston claim is mentioned as part of the policy language, noting that customers receive a refund if dissatisfied.
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Mel Schilling
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