Pendleton Oregon Newspaper Rates and Office Details
The Daily East Oregonian printed in Pendleton Oregon lists subscription rates for daily weekly and semi weekly editions. It notes distribution through the Oregon News Co Portland and Chicago Bureau addresses and states mailing and carrier options.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Orecop News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Orson
Chicago
Fourteenth Etree
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Ambition and Love Drove a Dreamer to a Door
A fragmented verse tale shows a lone dreamer named Arsbith pursuing ambition with no friends from Nani. At the door, Love awaits, suggesting a turn toward intimate longing and future romance in a Chicago setting.
Pendleton urged to fund normal course for Weston leaders
The East Oregonian notes Weston’s normal school may close, urging Pendleton to establish normal courses in its high school or academy to serve eastern Oregon. It warns Weston students face disruption, estimates nearly 200 enrolled juniors would lose three years of work, and stresses Pendleton's regional responsibility.
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Oregon
Vanay Wardrea
Tmatiila
Weston
Themeelvex
Weston Normal
Pendleton Publi School
Fendieten Academy
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Portland
Cannet Pendleton
Reacust
Strain on the state tax board urged for equity and reform
A letter advocates Mr Strain for the Oregon State Tax Commission equalizing board. It praises his knowledge of national problems and courage, arguing a thorough, informed approach will create uniform assessments, reduce burdens on the people, and potentially grow the irreducible fund for schools while avoiding excessive expenditures. The piece urges capable, informed service from the tax commissioners.
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State Tax Commission
Equalizing Board
Strain
Oregon
Mr Strain
Umalia County
Orecon
Oregon’s Bligit and the Oregonian’s Role in State Progress
An opinion attacking the Oregonian for its alleged pro railroad stance and influence on Oregon public opinion and education. The piece accuses the paper of blocking progress, opposing portage roads and the railroad commission, and aligning with Harriman to keep Oregon backward. It calls for patriotism and informed critique to spur advancement.
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Oregon
Oregonian
Harrimaiy
Oregonian ‘2
Portage Roads
Railroad Commission
Harriman
Harriman Policy vs Oregon Officials Shaping State Growth
The Oregon railroad officials urged restraint and the CRS team warned against Harriman’s policy. The passage argues Harriman’s advice would hinder Oregon’s wealth and population growth, contrasting it with officials who understand regional needs and potential.
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Harriman
Oregon
Eastern Oregon to educate its own teachers soon
Eastern Oregon will need to educate its own school teachers for the next two years or longer. If teachers are sent abroad they will be compelled to teach in the states where educated. Pendleton should provide normal school instruction until the state again funds eastern Oregon teacher training.
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Oregon
Pendleton
Campaign to defend normal schools advances late
Normal school students and instructors wage a campaigning effort in support of normal schools but have started too late to influence current outcomes.
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Normal School
Rain falls alike on all, workers and those who knock
A proverb-like line notes that rain falls indiscriminately on the progressive and the pessimist, affecting both laborers and idlers alike, underscoring common hardship regardless of effort or circumstance.
Harriman Seen Playing With Grandniece
The World reports in Atlanta yesterday that E. H. Harriman paused a half hour to play with his young grandniece while a committee of serious businessmen waited. The New York World notes Harriman is fond of family moments though such scenes are rare.
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Atlanta
H. Harriman
Harriman
New York World
The Old Lure and Winter’s Dark Tale
Fragmentary verse recalling old romantic motifs across seasons. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text, but it evokes memory, longing, and a distant meeting in a night landscape. The speaker references roses, a twilight path, and a lasting summer dream.
Land Witeout Thames And The Search For Work
A distorted report discusses job relief and forced labor in Switzerland with stations offering hard labor for the unemployed. It notes strict military discipline and minimal pay, with access limited to those who had prior regular work. It mentions police scrutiny and refugees seeking refuge elsewhere.
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Pat
Gamtia
Switzerland
Manthy
Pelloe
Harper's Weekly
Perfect Man Paralyzed and Dead Riddle Poem
A poem presents two men as perfect moral figures. The first never drinks, smokes, chews, swears, gambles, or flirts yet is paralyzed. The second never errs and is described as dead by his wife, with lines about routine times.
Judge Shows Leniency as Veiled Wife Pleads for More
The judge urged leniency for the condemned man, citing contingent circumstances. A veiled woman nearby, identified as the prisoner's wife, cried and challenged the sentence, insisting it was not enough as the judge announced a three year term.
Looking Hard for Thema at Home and Exposition
A fragmentary item mentions Reverend Samuel Crothers, a Unitarian clergyman, who becomes absorbed in work and rummages his wife's drawers for his boots. His wife confronts him as he searches. The text also notes the Alaska Shaft at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition, towering near Meh feet high and clad in gold leaf hammered from Alaskan nuggets by sourdoughs.
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Samuel McChord Crothers
Ladies” Home Journal
Alaska
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