Oregonian Publishing Co Subscription Rates
Pacific Northwest notice lists daily and weekly newspaper rates for the Oregonian Publishing Co. Printed in Pendleton, East Oregonian, and carrier options. Rates cover daily, weekly, semi weekly, and six month terms with mail and carrier delivery, plus office sale locations in Portland and Washington D C bureaus.
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Poem Fragment Echoes Doubt and Dream by Bert Huffman
The speaker, Bert Huffman, voices a cynical mood as he faces gloom and resists entombing hands. A nameless wonderment whispers at the soul’s gate, while doubt and dread linger, and the desert gleam of Heaven remains glimpsed beyond.
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Has Pendleton East Oregonian a quarrel with Geer
The East Oregonian, while welcoming editor Geer to Pendleton for his fair reporting, questions his congressional bid arguing he has only lived in the district a few months and not earned the nomination over longtime pioneers. It notes it would rather back him for the Senate and had urged him to run there.
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10000 Northwest railroad workers pledge abstinence
A wave of business temperance spreads as 16000 railroad employees sign a pledge to abstain from intoxicants. The move arose from job security concerns rather than revival fervor, with reductions first hitting moderate drinkers and prompting broader abstinence to protect their livelihoods and public safety. The ban extends from highballs to wine and beer at meals.
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Saint of the blue ribbon witnesses mourners’ bench crowd
A witness known as the good saint of the blue ribbon was present as mourners gathered, watching the proceedings with solemn attention. The scene captured a moment of collective grief and respect among those paying tribute.
Pendleton Youths urged to form strong Republican club
The article urges Pendleton’s young Republicans to organize a strong eastern Oregon club mirroring efforts in Baker City and Portland. It argues the direct primary law does not curb voter sentiment, only the political machine, and calls for active participation, organization, and voting for Republican principles led by Roosevelt, Hughes, and La Follette.
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Making Better Citizenship Editorial Inspires Readership
The Spokesman Review reflects on two recent major remarks by Roosevelt on law enforcement and Francis J. Heney on Oregon politics. Both speeches urge higher standards of public conduct and honesty among leaders. The editorial urges readers to study these messages and embrace civic responsibility.
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Reform Call Echoes From Oregon Senate Scandals
A public statement defends efforts to expose traffic in legislative votes and shielding of wrongdoers. President Roosevelt and Special Attorney Heney are cited, urging ongoing public hammering of evils until reform takes hold amid strong affidavits and mounting concern.
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New York Nurse Girls Boycott Home of Wealthy Man
A group of nurse girls in New York boycotted the home of Ferdinand Cook after he complained to police about baby buggy blocking the sidewalk in front of his residence. The dispute centers on sidewalk obstruction and community response to the complaint.
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Baby Minds Fusex Debate Sparks Curiosity
A playful line questions how audiences read a baby’s thoughts amid hype surrounding fusex. The quip suggests curiosity about infant reactions and public fascination with new toys and trends.
George Washington Selling Pianos Then and Now
The Thornton Music Store proclaims long standing piano sales with claims of honest comparison. It touts Haddroffs Marshall Wendell Lesters and other pianos in stock at 819 Main Street. Instruments are described as thoroughly inspected and new, urging customers to avoid old goods.
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