East Oregonian Publication and Subscription Rates
Feiast Cursoriag Published Daily Weekly and Semi Weekly at Pendston Oregon Subscriptions rates listed for Daily by mail and carrier Weekly and Semi Weekly by mail and by carrier Also notes sale locations and postal details with United Press Association membership and second class mail status.
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Pendston Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Carrier
Gemi
Daily
East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Maes Etas
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Pendleton
Oregon
Lincoln Birthday Address Echoes Gettysburg Vision
The East Oregonian urges reverent reflection on Abraham Lincoln in February anniversary pieces. It quotes the Gettysburg Address to honor his principles of liberty equality and national purpose and calls all to renewed devotion to the Union and a lasting government of the people.
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Abraham Lincoln
East Oregonian
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Uberty
Saloonmen Press for Prohibition in Pilot Rock
Saloon men in Pilot Rock demand the discharge of a Shia hardware store employee who is described as an advocate of prohibition and anti gambling. They claim his stance will generate more prohibition votes in Pilot Rock precinct than all previous saloon actions combined, asserting a chilling effect on free thought and speech.
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Pilot Rock
Thomas Javquex
S.S.S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Prohibition Debate Urges Fair Voting and Liberty
The piece argues that liquor interests deny conscience and discipline, urging voters to reject saloon influence in hiring and to defend personal liberty. It warns against precincts letting a few saloon men dictate beliefs, insisting that restricting thought erodes American citizenship.
Unions Urge Government Battle Ship Construction At Navy Yards
The unions press for building proposed battleships at government navy yards via day labor under naval supervision. They argue higher wages and better workmanship under government employment, citing savings on public works like canals and irrigation as precedent. If effective, the system should extend across government projects.
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United States
Navy Yards
Connecticut
Evans
Pacific
Umatilla
Talleman creed for national policy to end poverty and offer homes
The Panacea Maxwell's Talleman advocates a national plan to eradicate poverty by giving every American child a home on land and becoming self-supporting citizens. It calls for a postal savings bank, reforestation, reclaiming arid lands, flood control, water power and navigation, stopping public land theft, urban population spread, and boosting small towns to eliminate unemployment and poverty.
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Maxwell's Talleman
Irrigation and Homeseeker
Talliyman
Paniosa
Mangja
Popular Amusements and Parental Responsibility
A discussion on mature choice and parental duty frames a progressive view of decency and conduct. The piece argues that adults select amusements and parents oversee children's early associations, while conscience and moderation serve as judges amid changing creeds.
Moderation in social dances amid blue law fears
The piece argues against labeling all dancing and card playing as vices. It warns that harm comes from extreme views and stresses that sane, propriety-minded people may enjoy innocent amusements. Judgment should consider place crowd and surroundings, not condemn all dances or ministers.
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Becausy
St. Louis
Chicago
Day of sentiment fades as juries convict rich fraudsters
The era of sympathy for law breaking by the wealthy is ending as juries of shrewd businessmen reveal the hard truths of land frauds, stripping away sentiment from the crimes of rich and influential.
Foray of Love and Dawn in a Baltimore Sun Poem
The poem exhorts the heart to ride to a dawn foray, urging release of love from a prison. Vivid imagery of hills, banners, bugles, gates, and a prison wall frames a call to liberty and romance across meadowed and mountainous landscapes.
Reincarnation and the Mind Beyond Ordinary Belief
In a discussion touching on reincarnation and multiple personalities the Oregon Sunday Journal notes that personal identity may shift across lifetimes. It cites Crookes Lombroso Richet Flammar and similar minds as shaping a debate on selfhood beyond gender and fixed truth in the early 20th century.
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Rangoon
India
France
England
America
East
William Crookes
Lombroso
Richet
Camille Flammar
Hipert
Oregon Sunday Journal
Dark December for Appalachian Coal Mines
One month closed with four severe coal mine disasters in the Appalachian bituminous field. An explosion at United States Coal near Pittsburgh killed many. wrecks at Fairmont Nos 6 and 8 in Monongah. Yolande mine gas explosion in Yolandy. Darr mine wreck near Cannondale. Estimated deaths range from 606 to 860 in three weeks.
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Appalachian
Naomi
United States Coal Company
Pittsburg
Fairmont Coal Company
Monongah
W. Va
The Chinook Wind in Oregon Teachers Monthly
A lyrical piece by J. Fred Santee published in Oregon Teachers Monthly extols winter’s grip on Moorland and Willamette regions then foretells spring. The poem imagines Shoshone islands Grand Ronde valleys and orient highlands awakening to a welcome breeze as the wind carries renewal across the land.
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Shoshone
Fair Islands
Frogen
Vales of
Grand Ronde
Orient Highlands
Willamette
Vales of Grande Ronde
J. Fred Santee
Oregon Teachers Monthly
Modern Housewife's Life and Shifting Household Roles
The Delineator for January notes a quiet domestic revolution as household industries move outward. Today’s housewife is less busy and personable than grandmothers. clothing, food, and even soups are factory produced or bought ready to serve, with department store bargains and rapid bakery output shaping daily life.
Local Kitchen Promotes Fresh Sliced Cereals and Desserts
A description highlights sliced ig cereals steam cooking before kitchen use, with minute made puddings and desserts. It notes pickles and preserves in 567 varieties, bottled and beautiful, emphasizing variety and freshness in food preparation.
High Alaska peaks rise above 16 000 feet in three districts
The Seward Gateway notes Alaska hosts chief summits over 16 000 feet in three areas: Mt McKinley region with Mt McKinley 20 900 ft Mt Foraker 17 109 ft Mt Hunter around 15 000 ft, Wrangell group with Sanford 16 000 ft Blackburn 16 140 ft and Wrangel volcano 14 569 ft, and St Elias Alps with Mrs Logan 19 500 ft Vancouver 16 666 ft St Elias 18 024 ft Crilton 15 900 ft Faultweather 15 600 ft and several others above 12 000 ft.
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Alaska
Mt. McKinley
Cook Intet
Mt. Foraker
Mt. Hunter
Wrangell Group
Copper River
Mts. Sanford
Blackburn
Wrangel Volcano
St. Elias Alps
Pacific Coast
Mrs. Logan
Vancouver
St. Elias
Crilton
Faultweather
Seward Gateway
Unfulfilled Writer's Dream Endures in Loss and Loneliness
A Boston Traveler item recounts a woman who spent years at her desk drafting manuscripts no publisher would print. She chased impressions and refused a suitor, believing fame awaited. instead she faced bitter disappointment, losing youth and beauty, ending as a lonely, ordinary woman in middle life.
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Paretle
Boston
Trivveler
Advertising that is not salesmanship is not advertising
A concise aphorism contrasting true salesmanship with narrow advertising, asserting that genuine advertising must encompass broad promotional aims rather than limited persuasion tactics.
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United Press Association
Baltimore Sun
Wradfield
Frank B . Clapton & CO
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
Rexall
Grippe Cure
Pendleton Drug Co
Rexall Store
ST. Joseph’s
Pendleton, Oregon
Sisters of St. Francia
Philadelphia
Judd Bidg
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Phone Main
Columbia Bar
Rooming House
F. X. Schempp
Main Street
Carney & Tweedy
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