East Oregonian Publication Rates and Dated Offices
The Daily East Oregonian issued from Pendleton Oregon lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions by mall or carrier, with various durations and prices. It notes sale locations including Oregon News Co in Portland and bureaus in Washington DC and Chicago, and mentions United Press Association membership.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Daily
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Chicago
Washington
L. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Vanishing domains loom in Pacific Monthly poem
A Pacific Monthly excerpt opens with a stanza about the vanishing public domain and the White man’s drive westward. It portrays homeseekers flooding into western valleys, overturning sacred mountain vales, as civilization surges forward, conquering wilderness and seeking new shelter.
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Pacific Monthly
What’s the Use of Kickin’ The Westerner
The poem laments modern life’s rush and worry. It contrasts tragedy and comedy, urging readers to value the world they have. It questions whether things are as thoughtful as they should be, and ends by asking what’s the use of kicking.
Immortality: a cosmic view of endless life and unity
The text argues there is no death or birth, only an eternal cosmic scheme. Immortality is everywhere, with all matter indestructible and all beings connected. By rising above superstition and selfishness, humanity can grasp this perpetual nature, as old forms fade and understanding grows. The clouds are clearing.
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Uni
Shattered Empire and the Western Frontier Vision
Charles B. Clark voices a vision of the great western wilderness being steadily conquered by white settlement. The essay reflects on vast loneliness turning to inhabited landscapes as exploration proceeds year by year and speaks to the destiny of untamed territories.
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Great Western
Charles B. Clark
Grass Culture Two Views On Sheep Grazing Benefits
In a debate on range ecology Wyoming Woolgrowers president argues sheep pasturage enriches public ranges by trampling and fertilizing soil. He cites Carbon county as proof of steady grass quality with sheep grazing since settlement. Denver Ranch and Range counters that Wyoming sheepmen’s claims are unconvincing and may provoke conflict with Colorado cattlemen.
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Delfelder
The
Wyoming Woolgrowers
Carbon County
Wyoming
Denver
Big Profits in Cows From Washington County Herd
The Pacific Homestead notes Thomas Williams of Washington county Oregon sold 97 635 pounds of milk from 14 cows in the year ending October 1 1906 earning 1496 46 The herd cost 840 for feed and care and 80 interest leaving 576 46 profit For May highest monthly yield 12492 pounds earning 166 24 while April yielded 11924 pounds for 164 and August lowest at 4202 pounds for 65 18 Milk went to a condenser.
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Thomas Williams
Washington County
Oregon
Hold Up Craze Fills Newspapers With Crime Reports
The article notes a winter surge in hold up crimes as predicted, with daily papers filled by accounts across the country. It describes the predatory band as composed of white shirt follow, men who may never have worked and who will never.
Epidemic Crime Threatens Honest Workmen
The writer condemns not common thugs but the self-styled gentlemen who roam dives by day and plunder by night. He warns the public that diligent workers will endure the vicious crime spree unless action is taken in coming days.
Notable Inland Empire School Journals Highlight Excellence
The Inland Empire journals praise Pendleton high school's Tlakawinn Wireless from Weston normal and Whitman college Pioneer as worthy publications. They reflect high intellectual ideals and calibre, serving practical journalism for students and conveying school spirit that might remain voiceless.
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Inland Empire
Tlakawinn
Pendleton High School
the Wireless
Weston Normal
The
Pioneer
Whitman College
Teddy bear craze dying says New York dealers
Toy dealers in New York report the Teddy bear craze is dying after the holiday rush. Stores closed with most toy departments cleared except for bears as thousands of plush dogs elephants monkeys and rabbits sold earlier sit unsold, a reversal from last season when bears flew off shelves.
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New York
Ancient skills surpassed by modern achievements
The speaker reflects on human progress, claiming modern capabilities outpace ancient knowledge. The assertion suggests admiration for contemporary innovations and a hypothetical agreement from ancient minds if alive today.
Flooded basements and docks in Portland rise on Willamette river
The Willamette River stands at 16.1 feet above low water and Portland basements and docks are flooded. Officials forecast the water to reach eighteen feet by Sunday night, threatening further property damage and closures along the port area.
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Portland
Willamette River
Ely's Cream Balm Advertisement Summary
An old ad claims Ely's Cream Balm cleanses and heals skin on contact, soothes a membrane issue, protects against cold symptoms, and quickly drives away head discomfort. It mentions benne taste, Boll, and Orothers, with a numeric reference 60.
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Ely
Millionaire Misses $1000 Bill At Cafe Martin
A New York Dispatch item notes a $1000 bill awaiting owner for three months at Cafe Martin. Officials believe only a millionaire would mislay such a note and not pursue it, as the proprietor keeps it in a safe for four years or until the waiter who found it is paid. Also covered: Bilger of Portland chastised by neighbors for beating his wife after returning home drunk. Steamship agents report steerage demand for Europe dropping as next week’s ship tickets remain few.
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New York
Cafe Martin
Bilger
Portland
Europe
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DR. King’s
Dr. King
W. J. Atkins
Banner Springs
Tenn
Tallman & CO
Dally
Mall
Carrier
United Press Association
Beeen
Maia
Bac Ba
Colorado
Umatilla
Aire
Vittor
Pendleton Drug .O
New York Dispatch
Braae
Rayo
Baye Lang
Doer
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Leton Savings Bank
Hohbach’s
E. Court St
E. J. Murphy
Court Black
Rock Spring
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Phone Main
Livermore &=, Bickers
Judd Bidg
Columbia Bar
Rooming House
F. X. Schempp
Main Street
John Gagen
Court Street
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