East Oregonian Publication details and mail rates
An independent Pendleton Oregon newspaper listing distribution options and mail and carrier subscription terms. Includes offices in Portland and Washington DC bureaus and various period durations for daily and semi weekly editions.
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Ring of Words Poem Amid Sunset Embers
Poem celebrates the ring and rise of words through the craft of the songwriter. It reflects on singers, makers, and their legacies as verses travel with toilers and lovers, even after the creator rests. The piece situates memory against a fading landscape of heather and sunset.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Oregon Legislature and the Coming Ballot Measures
The legislature faces about 20 measures on the next general election ballot. A lieutenant governor amendment failed last time, and many bills will appear as fallout from legislative bungling. The piece condemns petty special interests, salary grabs, and self serving bills, arguing for a broader, more patriotic legislature acting for the people.
What the income tax amendment will mean to the nation
The Boston Income Tax Post weighs the impact of the amendment now nearly part of the Constitution. It notes that the immediate effect hinges on the next Congress and its actions in an upcoming extra session as it contemplates the powers granted by the amendment.
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The
Boston Income Tax Post
United States
Geography Help Proves Too Much for Missouri Girl
A Missouri schoolgirl struggles with geography as a teacher asks her mother for help at home. No reply comes. The child delivers a solemn confession that her mother does not know geography, is married, and Aunt Nettie not married, reflecting a humorous misinterpretation of family terms.
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Missouri
Income tax prospect and brave polar quest in era of reform
The piece argues Congress will swiftly enact an income tax, praising a 1 percent levy to raise about 70 million dollars as fair and necessary to replace tariff revenue losses. It contrasts Captain Scott’s risky south pole expedition with the Bulgarian women who fought alongside men against the Turks, noting surprising wartime roles for women in the Balkans.
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Supreme Court
John Sherman
United States
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Hull
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South Pole
Scott
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Smundsen
England
Mexican Leader Teeters Between Death and Presidency
The piece notes rapid political reversals with a leader jailed and possibly doomed to die, then expected to be installed as president amid cheering crowds. It comments on October Round-up timing and hints at Turkish footwork, while claiming Madero faced a thankless task.
Panama Travel Notes On Spanish Hotels And Charm
A traveler contrasts Spanish hotels around Panama with American ones. He describes patios with plants fountains and birds, noting the Spanish atmosphere can be more pleasant despite initial cultural friction. The piece reflects cautious praise of regional hospitality and style.
Pape's Cold Compound Promised Cure for Grippe
A 25 cent package of Pape's Cold Compound is advertised to end grippe and cure severe colds when taken every two hours until three doses are taken. It claims relief from headache stuffed nose feverishness sneezing sore throat and rheumatic twinges with no quinine and no aftereffects. Belongs in every home and tastes nice.
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Pape
Spanish Hotels and Costa Rica Inn Tales
A narrative recalls traveling through Panama City and Costa Rica with Americans, noting Spanish hotels with bare floors and mixed ventilation, and a humorous scene in a Costa Rican hotel where guests debate room quality. The landlady offers the best room to a good-natured man while she sleeps on a cot.
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Tivoli
Panama City
Costa Rica
Spring Coat Sale Promises Full Season Wear
Buy your Spring Coat early and get the benefit of the full season's wear. Practically every coat received is of the new quarter length white or rich mixtures in ladies and misses sizes. Priced 12.50 to 37.50.
How to Beat Socialism Explains British Reforms
The piece argues socialism fails while England implements broad reforms. It notes takeover of telephone lines to provide first class service at lower rates and government benefits for mothers. It mentions an upcoming insurance plan offering wide protection, framing these steps as counter to socialistic trends.
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Jonathan
England
Kingdom
Timesmen Beat Socialists to It in Europe and America
An excerpt from Monroe County Appeal notes the timesmen posted signs and outpaced socialists in Europe and America. It frames the socialists as not the drivers of action, but those shaping public messaging. The passage reflects political rhetoric of the era about public opinion and organized movements.
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Howe Er
America
Jonathan
Timesmen
Times
Monroe County
Useless Mathematics on Dining Arrangements
A playful math note explains that with 12 people dining daily and never repeating seating order, it would take 13,000,000 years to exhaust all possible arrangements at one dinner per day, requiring over 479,000,000 dinners to cover every permutation.
Danderine Hair Restores Hair and Fades Dandruff
A vintage advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming it stops dandruff and hair loss, smooths scalp, and grows new hair within weeks. It promises immediate shine and fullness, urging readers to use a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters tonight.
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Knowlton
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