Pendleton Oregon Daily Rates and Post Office Entry
The East Oregonian Publishing Co offers daily weekly and semi weekly editions from Pendleton Oregon with subscription rates by mail and carrier. The Daily value includes monthly and six month terms, with a postal entry statement and offices listed in Pendleton and Washington D C.
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The Dreamer and the Bellman in Power’s Shadow
A stark verse-like tale where a dreamer pursued worldly rewards while the crowd mocked. His dream matures into power, reshaping history as the world honors the powerful yet forgets the dreamer who sparked it. The poem closes on the enduring forge of his dream.
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Anil
Oregon rail against funding for education in state
The article argues Oregon should boost funding for education to keep students from Pendleton and other towns from transferring to Washington schools. It notes Pendleton sends several students to the University of Washington and Washington State College, contrasts normal schools and the agricultural college, and urges the legislature to reverse parsimonious cuts. It calls for proper maintenance of normal schools and sufficient support for the agricultural college to educate Oregon’s youth locally.
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Memorial Day Should Honor Troops Not Baseball
A historical fragment argues Memorial Day must honor fallen soldiers through reflection and graveside rites rather than baseball games or public festivities. It stresses that the day is for remembering brave men and avoiding trivial distractions that mar the spirit of the occasion.
Dag day seen as outing or solemn observance
The passage contrasts views on Dag day with some treating it as a simple outing choice while others, following traditions, observe it as a meaningful occasion. It notes that many days exist for sports, suggesting varied observance.
Local Oregon growers complain of imported produce flooding markets
The Eugene Register notes shortages of home grown vegetables as local farmers struggle to compete with imports. Merchants are accused of favoritism toward California onions, with cases of Weston potatoes failing to fetch current prices. The paper urges farmers to plant proper varieties and prepare produce for market to win store preference.
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Weston Mountain
Salem education allies win as normal schools survive
In Salem the Friends of Education celebrate a House vote against abolishing two normals and in favor of keeping all three. The Senate's stance remains uncertain but likely influenced by yesterday's House action. The East Oregonian opposes abolishing the eastern Oregon normal school and urges building up the state school system. The region emphasizes industrial progress and regional support for local normal schools.
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Eastern Oregon Normal School
Silent pauper reveals no danger to normal schools
A local pauper who had previously remained silent about the normal schools says they were never in danger. He notes they had been in danger and, without intervention by friends of the schools, would have met a grim fate described as going where the wood hine twineth.
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Woodhine Twineth
New Lee Street Bridge Urgently Needed for Traffic and Safety
A new Lee street bridge is badly needed to handle regional north country traffic and to replace the old bridge, which is a menace during high water. The current structure risks collapse and hampers movement in flood times.
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Banking Job Interview Fable Tells Quick Wit Test
A tale from the New York Times recounts a young man seeking work at a bank. The interviewer asks a blunt question about honesty and fishing, and the man answers promptly about a perch catch. The applicant impresses the interviewer by revealing practical restraint.
Washington and Lincoln in Youthful Cutthroat Rivalry
A playful verse recalls George Washington and Abraham Lincoln as youths in a harsh, matchmaking rivalry. The lines suggest bold, rough characters contrasting their famed legacies.
The Firstborn Parade of a Proud New Father
A humorous verse about a new father named Ereet with his infant. He imagines admiration as onlookers gaze at the child who resembles him. He carries the baby with pride, yet the piece hints at vanity and the imagined social scrutiny.
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Night wind sings through the chimney in verse
The excerpt presents a Victorian style scene with varied voices near a hearth. A child finds a fairy trumpet, a man muses on snow and wages, a mother recalls loss, and a poet unites them all as he proclaims the wind as God s own harmony in the chimney.
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Summer Dreaming and Quiet Breezes in Atlanta
Poetry-like prose from the Atlanta Constitution evokes summer idleness and gentle breezes. It mentions hammock time, cool drinks, and escaping town noise, with imagery of mint greens, south winds, and tranquil sleep as a dreamlike retreat.
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Fragmentary reflection on initiative and boldness in creation
The text questions when one will act in life and leave mediocrity. It contrasts those who do original things as fearless with those who avoid risk. The voice laments conformity and urges taking chances to bear responsibility.
Courage as the prime virtue in the business world
The passage argues that enduring inconvenience and privation requires courage above all. It claims success rests on courage of convictions, not mere honesty or perseverance, education, or luck. Hesitation or risk aversion leads to mediocrity. top leaders act on bold judgment.
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Humorous exchange over a joke told last week
Wook-I says Dinks did not laugh at a joke told last week. Hook-How is explained. Cook notes Tim repeated it to a friend last night and then had the laugh on Why, implying the joke returned popularity.
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Puget Sound Climate Highlight at AY-PL Exposition
Readers will find a feature on the Puget Sound climate attraction at the AY PL exposition. Officials promise informative displays on regional weather patterns and environmental factors shaping local life.
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Puget Sound
Homesick for the summer time in springtime verse
A Washington Star verse recalls spring sun awakening longing for Edenic earth and blossoms. The speaker remembers past gardens, neighbors, and old rituals, then notes winter's grip and a hopeful, welcoming dune as warmth returns through roystering robin chimes.
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Local Beaverville girls form temperance league
A score or more of young women in Beaverville Indiana have formed a league to promote refinement among men. They vow not to marry any man who drinks smokes or chews or who does not read the home paper. They deem drinking the chief evil and view lack of reading as a sign of low intelligence and potential poor provision for a family and children.
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