Pendleton Oregon Newspaper Advertising Rates
County official paper East Oregonian announces subscription rates for daily weekly and semi weekly editions with various payment options. It lists mail and carrier prices, bureau addresses in Portland Chicago and Washington, and notes on post office mail handling.
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Somewhere Sweetness Grows Across the Land Poem
A fragmentary poem voice speaks of sweetness finding its way to lovers and life, envisioning a wandering, hopeful presence in fields, dew, and dreams. The verses imply divine or natural sweetness peering through gloom, with final lines asserting sweetness at weary feet.
Portage extension to The Dalles urged against opposition
The local paper backs extending the portage road from Big Eddy to The Dalles arguing it will boost freight service and water competition. It cites lower rates below The Dalles and higher costs to Pendleton, urging passage of the bill despite railroad lobbyist opposition and petty objections.
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President Hopewell Letter on Japanese legislation in California
The president writes to Governor Ito of California about proposed Japanese legislation and its impact. He notes intense interest and questions the effect on the California legislature, suggesting it may prevent laws that would disturb U S Japanese relations while affirming California’s right to act.
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Californians face calls to bar Japanese land ownership
The piece discusses a proposed law to prevent aliens from owning land in California and to bar Japanese citizens from leasing agricultural land. It questions the effectiveness of the Japan United States agreement, notes Western states’ anti Japanese sentiment, and urges administration restraint while addressing western public concern.
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Rankest bill blocks pledges by candidates to public
The house passed the Brooke-Bean measure by one vote to make it a misdemeanor for legislative candidates to pledge their vote on the senatorship The bill aims to end direct senate elections and bar pledges to the public while allowing secret understandings with political bosses The writer denounces the bill as machine politics and predicts vetoes or a referendum if enacted
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Progressive WANTED Commercial Association of Pendleton
The Commercial association in Pendleton calls for all loyal businesspeople and property owners to join. The quarters should reflect the town's living room and attract members. Tonight they elect a new set of officers for the coming year. President Alexander and Secretary Marsh have led well, but rejuvenation is needed and a vigorous, progressive policy is urged.
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Pendleton Backing Set for Woolen Mill Rebuild
Pendleton has raised nearly the required funds for the woolen mill project. With $20,009 backing at five percent, the effort is close to completion and the Bishop brothers will lead the next steps to rebuild and operate the mill successfully.
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Oregon Journal urges legislature to leave three normal schools alone
The Oregon Daily Journal hopes to see the normal school question settled and advises the legislature to refrain from altering the three existing normal schools. The paper argues they are functioning well and will continue to do so if left undisturbed.
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Ingenious Tide Destroys Poet’s Name on Sand and Rock
Alfred Austin narrates a meditation on fame in which his name vanishes from sands and granite as waves surge and retreat. The piece ends with humility as the poet bids farewell to ego, merging with the vast sea. Location cited is Swinfora Old Manor, Kent, England, via The Independent.
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The Iconoclasts and Legends In A Flowery Verse
The verses lampoon Cleopatra Helen of Troy Mary Queen of Scots Pocahontas and John Smith weaving romantic myths into a playful, critical portrait. The speaker laments romantic myths and celebrates a lighter, more cautious view of legendary figures.
Green-Smith Requests Help This Morning
Brown asks why. Green says he seeks relief from troubles and suggests listening to hils in Chicago Daily News.
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Herpicide Ad Promises Dandruff Cure Growth
An old ad claims Herpicide kills dandruff germs and stimulates healthy hair growth. It presents a pleasant hair dressing with no injurious substances, urging readers to buy through druggists or send stamps for a sample from The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Michigan.
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