Subscriptions and rates for The Daily East Oregonian
The note lists subscription options and prices for various terms and delivery methods. Rates appear for six months three months one month and yearly options by mail or carrier, with occasional regional references. It mentions The Daily East Oregonian being sold at a news bureau in Washington D C and notes United Press Association membership.
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Mall
Carring
Betty
Eliy
Aly
Wall
Ferkiy
East Oregonian
Cretan News Co
6Th Street
Aureau
Washington, D. C
Rureau
Rath Arrest
N. W
Velvet Eyed Jewel Eyes Spark Temptation
A fragment presents a poetic line about alluring eyes and velvet lids, attributed to E. Hofer, conveying a sultry, sensory image without context or narrative.
Pendleton Voices for Eastern Oregon Federal District Center
Pendleton argues nine of fourteen eastern Oregon counties would be best served by Pendleton as federal district headquarters. They cite accessibility via O R N routes, centralized location, and existing federal offices, contrasting Baker City as less representative for the interior. The appeal emphasizes future regional justice and long-term cost benefits.
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Oregon Federal District
Pendleton
Umatilla
Baker City
Oregon
Branch
Supreme Court
United States
Bureau of Aging Industry
Oregon Federal Court
Mate Thee
Federal Court
Yell
Saker Cy
Forestry policy judged by its results report
The test of a policy lies in its outcomes in practice. The same measure governs business and tax laws, and the worth of all laws rests on the consequences they produce. The piece argues forestry policy should be judged by the results of the present Great Treasury policy in operation.
Beneficial Forestry Policy Endorsed Despite Objections
The piece argues the forestry policy increases pasturage across United States forest reserves, boosting stock gains and grazing stability. It notes protected stream sources improving mountain water and irrigated district farming profits, claiming timber is saved for the future and urging support while minimizing administrative annoyances.
Pendleton Urges Industrial Growth in Inland Empire
The Pendleton Commercial Association calls for pro active pursuit of new industries for the Inland Empire. It highlights Pendleton’s central location and cheap power and fuel, noting a broom factory at Gardena as a model and urging early commitments to attract a harvester factory and other enterprises. It stresses transportation advantages and the need to line up prospects in advance.
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Pandleton Commercial Association
Inland Empire
Gardena
Pendleton
Aesotation
Editorial Critique of Geer for Congress in Eastern Oregon
The Pilot Rock Record editors argue against Geer seeking congress, saying his Portland connections and lack of Pendleton support show weak character and limited achievement. They contend eastern Oregon should reject his nomination and note his political rise centered in press circles, not local endorsement.
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Pilot Rock Record
Oregon
Umatilla
la Grande Observer
Newspaper and Run for Office Align in Campaign Plague
A columnist condemns a journalist who seeks political office during a campaign, arguing that such actions degrade the newspaper to a market day poster. The piece laments the blurring of press and politics and warns readers of erosion of journalistic credibility.
Leap Year Myths Question Women Proposing Rights
The Salem Journal argues leap year is no help to women proposing and would not boost marriage. It says proposals by men are often foolish, women would face awkward courtships, and reforms should not change current norms.
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Salem Journal
Second Republican candidate backs State No 1 in Oregon district
The second Republic candidate for the eastern Oregon legislature declares himself in favor of Statement No 1. Colon R. Eberhard, running for joint representative in Union Wallowa counties, supports a system where the people may select their senator. Ballots have not yet been counted.
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Oregon
Colon R. Eberhard
Union- Wallowa
Machine Policcians
South American hotels and odd signs during a globe-trotter banquet
A Philadelphia traveler recounted South American lodging experiences at a globe-trotters banquet. He found most hotels poor, Peru's inns causing jails and rehiring pleas, a border ranch motto reading Forty miles from hay Twenty miles from water Two Inches from hades, and a Buenos Aires cafe sign promising American cafe champagne and fried potatoes.
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Philadelphia
South America
Innn
Peru
Reh Jal
Argentina
Patagonia
Buenos Ayrea
Sacramento bachelor fined for swearing at telephone girl
A Sacramento man, angered when the central switched him to the wrong line, cursed a telephone operator and was fined $20 in police court. The report notes the operator’s tough job and the common errors in exchanges, then briefly records Guard F. Him of Phoenix breaking the world sheep-shearing record with 825 sheep in nine hours by machinery.
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Sacramento
Central” Office
Figene Guard
F. Him
Phoenix
Multnomah County Republicans Prepare for Precinct Elections
The Oregon Daily Journal notes a county GOP effort led by C. M. Idleman to hold precinct elections on February 26 to elect delegates for a mass meeting on February 29. The mass meeting aims to draft a platform opposing Statement No 1 and pledge legislators from the county to its principles, with Leopold of the Congo Free State singled out as a figure the platform would protect against. Belgium bears the stigma for Congo atrocities, a sentiment echoed by the Spokane Chronicle.
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California Fic Syrup Co
Multnomah County
Saya
Oregon Daily Journal
County Central Committee
C. M. Idleman
Leopold
Congo Free State
Belgium
Congo
Spokane Chronicle
Belgium's New Chance With Heavy Taxes
The people of Belgium, pressed by heavy taxation, are to raise thirty million dollars. The fund aims to support national efforts and reconstruction following wartime upheaval, with contributions expected from citizens and allied allies supporting the stabilization plan.
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Belgium
Sato Shimbun Ties Debts to San Francisco Edition
The Sato Shimbun, a Japanese daily in San Francisco, faces attachment over debts. A Japanese youth shows affection by giving silk for his sweetheart’s sash instead of an engagement ring.
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Sato Shimbun
San Francisco
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Farzeet and Mort Prosperous Counties
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Fauits OF Forestry
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