Oregonian Publishing Co Subscription Rates Listed
The Oregonian Publishing Co announces subscription rates for daily and weekly editions. Rates include daily and weekly mail and carrier options with varying terms, plus distribution through News Co. in Pendleton and Northwest security brands.
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the Daily East Oregonian
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Borthwear News Co
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Beaten he is but not to stay in defeat
The verse notes resilience of a man who accepts a loss with a smile and vows to win elsewhere, highlighting the courage to endure setbacks while maintaining dignity and resolve.
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aArthur W. Beer
Steve
County bill would fund poultry shows across counties
Representative D. Petterson of Wumatilla and Morrow counties introduces a bill granting county courts optional small appropriations up to 500 dollars for poultry shows to boost the industry. The measure requires ex officio court members serve on the association's executive committee to guide premium expenditures.
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Pendleton
Milton
Freewater
Heppner
5. D. Peterzon
Half the land, better farming in ten years
Umatilla county farmers could prosper by disposing of half their land and fully cultivating the remainder. A South Carolina boy raised more corn from three acres than neighbors did from 80. Oregon farms show higher living from ten acres than 160 nearby with thorough cultivation and proper crops.
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Umatilla County
South Carolina
Oregon
Asylum Site Fight Cited By Irrigan Irrigator
The Irrigan Irrigator says the effort to move the asylum from the Pen dleton site should fail and endorses Mr. Bower man’s choice to buy the land cheaply for the asylum nearby. The piece frames the debate around relocating the establishment to adjacent land.
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Pendleton
Oregon voters face two year wait on Senate race fate
The Lakeview Herald suggests the assembly is dead and hopes it stays gone. With a United States senator to be elected, Oregon voters will wait at most two years to see if the so called cat will return or stay away.
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Assembly
United States
Oregon
Verdict Finds Bailey Guilty of Misconduct in State Health Office
The joint legislative investigating committee convicts State Dairy and Food Commissioner Bailey of incompetence and misappropriation of state funds, arguing neglect of duty in protecting public health. Opinion calls for punishment commensurate with the crime and notes public mercy as debated. The piece also says Eugene may adopt a commission form of government, urged by the Portland Labor Press as yielding better results with recall, initiative, and referendum.
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Eugene
Oregon City
Portland
Umatilla Revival Aims at Converting Whites
The Oregonian notes the Umatilla plan a revival to convert whites, viewing the Bible as a stronger instrument than the tomahawk. It frames this as an improvement over their kinsmen of former times.
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Oregonian
Wallowa Oregon Converts Reading Room to Free Library
Dr. Pinkerton named head of the Bureau of Animal Industry for the Northwest. How can the offender escape Pinkerton. Oregonian notes the little city of Wallowa has turned its free reading room into a free library for public use.
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Oregonian
Wallowa
Oregon
CACTUS CENTER'S MARSHAL
Denver Republican reports on a troubled town where Six Gun Steve terrorized Cactus Center. After failed hires, Steve becomes marshal and immediately wounds six companions on his first night, proving that a little trust can change a dangerous situation.
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CHINA'S COMING PARLIAMENT EXPECTED IN 1913
The national assembly grows powerful like France's old States General signaling change in China. An eminent scholar notes Carlyle's history as a popular Chinese work. The throne was pressed to hasten constitutional government. The prince regent yielded yet public demand continues, with a 1913 parliamentary plan, and authority hints at prudent use of power in local affairs.
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France
Danton
Robeepierre
Carlyle
Peking
China Awake and at Work notes rising people power
In Clarence Poe's essay in the February American Review of Reviews the author argues that long practiced self government in Chinese villages has effectively controlled officials. He contends the proposal is not new power for the people but an expansion of existing authority.
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China
Clarence Poe
American Review of Reviews
Richest woman north of Arctic circle owns vast reindeer herd
Mary Coonie, said to be the richest woman north of the Arctic circle, is described as a full blood Eskimo who cannot read or write yet employs an Oxford graduate as her secretary. Her wealth derives from mining lands and she reportedly owns the world’s largest herd of 2,000 branded reindeer. Her only extravagance is dress.
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Arctic Circle
Oxford
Miss Coonie
Philadelphia
Easiest to Hide Senator Money Questioned on Chickens
An old colored man answers Senator Money of Mississippi about the best chicken breed. He says all kinds have merits but the white ones are the easiest to find while the black ones are easiest to hide after you obtain them.
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Senator Money
Mississippi
The Syndicated Hero Quote In Courier Journal Tone
A witty note from the Louisville Courier Journal riffs on heroism and partnership using Horatius as a frame. It imagines one man at the right, one at the left, keeping watch and sharing royalties when writing about a fight. The playful line blends classical bravado with modern collaboration.
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Horatius
Caitiff
Louisville Courier-Journal
Do you know him I knew him when his father was a boy
A quip about recognition and long acquaintance. An Irishman replies that he already knew the person since the time his father was a boy, highlighting deep generational familiarity. The exchange uses humor to emphasize lasting connection across generations.
New Jersey Club Pushes for Better Motor Legislation
The New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club of Newark, a leading national automobile group, campaigns for improved motor legislation to benefit motorists from other states traveling through Jersey.
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