East Oregonian rates and distribution notice
An inventory of daily and weekly newspaper subscription rates and carriers for the East Oregonian. Advertising and distribution details include daily and weekly pricing by mail and carrier, with offices listed in Pendleton and Portland, Oregon, and a note of United Press Association membership.
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Dally
Mall
Mall Daliy
Ma! Pally
Carrier
Carcier
The
Daily East Oregonian
the Press News Co
Portland
Oregon
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Valentine's Saint's Day Thought Provokes Odd Journey
A fragmentary meditation on Saint Valentine's Day imagines thoughts turning into valentines and racing outward. The speaker warns against ugly thoughts, envisioning only kind ones, amid images of hearts and flowers and the line I love you. Buster Brown.
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Mother
Mall
St. Valentine's
Buster Brown
Spring house cleaning to oust tinhorns in Umatilla County
A letter argues that gambling has left larger Oregon towns and will move to small counties like Umatilla. It urges spring action under local option laws to drive out tinhorns from Pilot Rock Echo Athena Weston Umatilla and similar towns, warning of moral decay and urging communities to unite and act.
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Oregon
Baker City
la Greende
Pendleton
Astoria
Eugene
Pilot Rock
Echo
Umatilla
Athens
Weston
Helix
Pilot
Rock
Athena
Umatilla County
Baker City Launches Advertising Drive for Homeseekers
Baker City has raised 2600 to print and distribute literature aimed at homeseekers in eastern and central states. The effort follows the end of gambling and aims to attract new residents, boost civic spirit, and inspire other towns to advertise idle lands for settlers.
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Baker City
Endleton Attracts Inquiries From Pendleton Readers
East Oregonian receives daily letters asking for Pendleton information. The paper notes continued public interest and requests guidance on local affairs.
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East Oregonian
Pendleton
Pendleton Prominence in Letters and Publicity
A miscellany describes Pendleton’s growing fame through letters to editors and requests for illustrated features on the town and Indiana. It notes homeseekers seeking land prices and livelihoods, and Major Lee Moorhouse receiving letters from admirers of his Indian pictures. The piece urges spreading Pendleton’s name to attract returns.
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Umatilla County
Pendleton
Indiana
Lee Moorhouse
Major Moorhouse
The Women Who Work in Pendleton
Pendleton employs more women in teaching clerical and professional roles than any Inland Empire city, with about 90 percent of local offices staffed by women. The piece praises female workers as elevating the business climate and reflecting progress against historic bigotry.
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Pendleton
Inland Empire
Irrigation a Success Says Interior Secretary Garfield
Garfield touts irrigation gains noting 60,000,000 arid acres exist and 1,900,000 acres have irrigation work completed. Lands turn to settlers under the homestead act with 60 cent per acre maintenance. costs to government are repaid and reused to reach all arid lands.
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Interior
Garfield
Beneft
Catholic View on Popular Election of Senators
The Catholic Sentinel of Portland highlights the lost East Oregonian editorial praising direct statewide election of U.S. senators. It argues that popular nomination has proven successful, noting efficient legislative work without bribery and swift choice of Senators Mulkey and Bourne.
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Catholic Sentinel
Portland
Northwest
United States
East Oregonian
Oregon
Mulkey
Bourne
Oregon's direct election pledge amid reform talk
Citizens resist changes to the existing practice arguing the Oregon method upholds constitutional election of U S senators. They contest accusations of illegality, claim corruption under the old system, and urge voters to back candidates who support people’s choice in senate elections.
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Oregon
United States
We Reap What We Sow in Love and Hate
A reflective maxim on moral cause and effect. It warns that hatred breeds more hatred while love fosters love, and that expecting defeat lowers odds of success. The timeless adage encourages positive action and hopeful outcomes.
Pendleton to Attend Portland Rose Show
Pendleton will join Portland in the annual Rose Show while Portland plans an Hermiston excursion this spring to explore regional events. The tone suggests coordinated participation among communities for spring activities and exhibitions.
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Portland
Hermiston
Smile, Anyway An Ugly Valentine Won’t Harm Anyone
A brief reflection notes that an ugly valentine cannot hurt a person and suggests choosing kindness in the face of harsh or critical sentiment. The message emphasizes resilience and lighthearted toughness.
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Valentine
Forbidden Communications Across Balkans and Persia
Restrictions on cables and telegraphs linger in Portugal and Balkan states, banning archist debates and any code messages. Turkey forbids code messages while Persia largely accepts French, translating messages into Gallic diplomacy upon arrival in Teheran.
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Portugal
Tripoli
Bosnia
Roumelia
Roumania
Herszegovina
Bulgaria
Balkan States
Turkey
Persia
Gaul
Teherian
The Hall of Pame and the magic torch
A poetic meditation urges the reader to avoid luck or chance as gatekeepers. It counsels taking up inner resolve and self initiative to enter Aloystue Coll, rather than waiting for fortune to open doors.
Cutting Salaries at the Top Railways
The article argues big railways cut top salaries first, not wages at the bottom. It notes Baltimore & Ohio and Southern Railway reduced pay by 10 percent above a minimum, leaving those below the minimum untouched, affecting transportation related business less severely than a bottom cut would.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Southern Railway
Rearranging The Complex Wage Schedule Cited as Risky
The Wall Street Journal notes the risk involved in undertaking a rearrangement of the complex wage schedule, warning that moving lines could have unintended economic consequences. The remark underscores caution in restructuring pay scales.
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Wall Street Journal
Swift Surprise Reflected in Childrens Eyes Chicago American
Poem fragment notes a swift surprised look in a child’s eyes as the speaker reflects on judgment and shame, describing the expression in a quiet, uplifted moment. The lines evoke a moral reckoning without explicit context or narrative.
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Chicago American
Dowle widow seeks Zion Church leadership
Mrs. Jane Dowle widow of the late John Alexander Dowle pursues leadership of Zion Church according to a press dispatch.
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Jane Dowle
John Alexander Dowle
Zion Ichurch
Preas
What the czar could not do
A dialogue between the czar of Russia and the king of Denmark during a Copenhagen drive. The czar asks if the king can compel a poor subject to climb a tall tower and jump, and the king replies that he could sleep in that subject’s hut as a welcome guest, leaving the czar silent.
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Russia
Denmark
Copenhagen
Awakening Public Conscience On Grafting In West
The Spokane Chronicle notes a shift from sympathy for land sharks to respect for reformers like Heney as public sentiment awakens against grafting. The piece recalls a time when widespread wrongdoing drew muted censure and laments the decline of such excuses.
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S.S
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
West
Heney
Spokane Chronicle
Hose with outside pocket interests new ownership sale
A note on a novel hose with an exterior pocket designed to hold money and jewelry securely. The paragraph also reports a change in ownership at The West Side Enterprise of Independence Polk County, with E Ralston selling to Hicks and Fogle after 18 months as editor.
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West Side Enterprise
Independence
Polk
County
E. Ralston
Hicks and Fogle
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Orboontan Oma Nina Co
United Press Association
Baker City Enterprise
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Pame
Nature
Bradfield Regulator CO
Thornton Music Company
Eilers Piano House
Czar
Hostetter
Frank B. Clopton & CO
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Rexall
Grippe Cure
Pendleton Drug Co
Rexall Store
ST. Joseph’s
Pendleton, Oregon
Siotere
Francis
Philadelphia
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Judd
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Columbia Bar
Rooming House
F. X. Schempp
Main Street
Carney & Tweedy
Telephone Main
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