Daily East Oregon Trail subscription options and offices
Subscription rates for Daily East Oregon as listed include one year by mail and by carrier, various six month and monthly plans, and a one year by carrier option. The paper notes office locations in Portland Oregon and Chicago Bureau, with a Pendleton Oregon mailing entry and postal classification.
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Roots Deepen as Oaks Reach Skyward, Work Calls
Poetic lines compare ascent to mastery with ascent to greatness requiring grounded effort. The oak climbs toward the sky while its roots grow deeper, symbolizing that rising high demands enduring, unseen labor below.
Pendleton Commercial leaders urged to push traction plan
An editorial lauds W. L. Thompson and new Commercial Association officers. It urges aggressive, united effort to drive Pendleton’s traction movement, arguing progress requires bold leadership, cross faction cooperation, and steadfast commitment to city growth.
Entitled to Aid in Traction System Financing
Citizens debate funding a local traction system with objections focusing on the use of public money. The article notes opposition from some residents in Washington and Oregon regarding the proposed financing plan and its implications.
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Washington-Oregon
Pendleton urged to aid Washington Oregon traction bid
The Washington Oregon traction proposal invites Pendleton support with stock investment. Proponents argue local finance is proper and beneficial, noting firms often need community backing to launch large ventures. Pendleton’s participation is framed as essential for a viable system and potential repayment to locals.
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Peolen Mill Company
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Washington-Oregon Company
Pendleton Library Ball Aims to Raise funds
The East Oregonian notes the Pendleton public library as a strong local institution and reports a charity ball planned for Thursday evening to raise money for library operations in the year ahead. City taxes may be insufficient, so volunteers host a social event to secure necessary funds for library services.
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East Oregonian
Will It Succeed The Pendleton Commercial Board Uprising
The election of younger men to the Commercial association board appears a revolt against the old order. They sought proper representation not many positions, yet revolts often overstep. The outcome for Pendleton hinges on the new board's actions, with judgment delayed for now. The note recalls a similar assessment from a year ago.
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Pendleton Tracton Drive Seeks Public Support
Residents urged to join the traction effort to raise funds for modernization. City leaders say the company aims for fair terms and asks every royal resident to contribute, stressing broad community unity to meet facility costs.
No dead town holds such a perished Commercial meeting
A fragmentary note describes a wartime style meeting of a commercial association in the city, with cryptic phrasing about persistence, conflict, and a claimed event pulled off despite adversity. Names, places, dates, or organizations are not clearly readable in the text.
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Pendleton
Doctor’s odd cure for ailing youth in archaic dialogue
A young man recalls a physician’s prescription to drink hot water an hour before breakfast. He reports attempting to follow the advice but could not sustain it beyond ten minutes in a single stretch, reflecting on the antique medical dialogue.
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Trusts and socialists loom in Roosevelt era debate
A long excerpt discusses Theodore Roosevelt era trust busting and socialist critique. It argues the trust issue is tied to industrial evolution and the world market, warning that destroying trusts may require dismantling railroads and telegraphs. It contrasts Canute’s failing pose with ongoing trust pressure and predicts future social evolution.
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Owner Health Forces Sale of Pendleton Ranch and Stock
The owner, E. T. Wade of Pendleton Oregon, under doctor care, sells highly improved land with 90 cattle, 40 horses, wagons, farm machinery, chickens and two stoves. Asking price $12 per acre with half cash, balance negotiable. Includes two stoves and other personal property.
Prohibitionists hold Illinois convention and party headlines
Prohibitionists of Illinois plan their convention at Springfight in May. The Socialist Party hopes to elect the next mayor of Milwaukie. Thomas Todd, a Socialist alderman, is elected mayor of Grand Junction, Cole. B S Johnson of Rapid City faces possible Democratic nomination in South Dakota. Islay Mann of Cromwell aims for West Virginia Senate seat. Eastern politicians discuss President Woodrow Wilson’s 1912 Democratic renomination. Crawford of South Dakota and Burke of Pennsylvania to speak in Boston for Manufacturers Club. Kelley and Musselman among four Republican candidates for Michigan Peter nomination.
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Thomas ‘Todd
Grand Junction
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Islay "T. Mann
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Scout
West Virginia
Political shifts loom in states with key nominations and appointments
The Lincoln Roosevelt wing hints at nominating W. R. Davis of Oakland for California governor. General Charles H. Groovenor, longtime Ohio representative, may join the Chickamauga Park Battlefield Commission. Efforts in Ohio seek cross party unity to flip the legislature and unseat Senator Dick. Oklahoma shows rising support for the populist party, with notable vote totals. In Marquette Michigan, voters may elect their freetmaster, a three way contest involving Congressman Hof Young.
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