Subscription rates for East Oregonian readers
The notice lists mailing and carrier subscription prices across durations from one month to one year, including daily and weekly formats. It mentions availability through East Oregonian at 147 6th Street Portland Oregon and Bureau addresses in Washington DC for subscription requests.
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Public-spirited rail safety drive in Harriman lines
A Chicago item shows the Harriman railroads investing 2,000,000 dollars in safety devices over the past year. Union Pacific reports 105 deaths and 1104 injuries in 1907, with 1906 figures at 114 and 198, while freight, passengers, and mileage all rose. The effort includes automatic block signals, new employee training, and strict discipline for negligence.
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Harriman
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La Follette Seeks Lead in Post Roosevelt Reform
The piece argues that with Roosevelt declining another run, Wisconsin statesman Robert La Follette embodies Roosevelt era reform. It lauds his fearless governance, calls him the logical successor, and predicts his strong electability as the reform voice for Oregon and beyond.
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Wisconsin Doctrine Hope for Federal Reform
The speaker extols a reformer who over 16 years surpassed older states, eradicating corruption, unseating graft, punishing political trickery, and making bribery and dishonesty shameful in his state. He attributes this to honesty and steadfast purpose, urging applying the Wisconsin model to U.S. governance for a wholesome result.
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Frey
Wisconsin
United States
Government irrigation limits set farms to small units
In Umatilla county the trend toward 10 20 and 40 acre government units under federal irrigation projects is explained. The policy restricts homesteads to these sizes and shifts control to active settlers who will cultivate land. Supporters say it will bring better dwellings roads schools fences orchards gardens and industrious rural life.
Busting the Lumber Trust in San Francisco Plan
San Francisco moves against the lumber trust by ceasing to use lumber for building. The city erects the world’s largest reinforced concrete building this winter as a demonstration, urging other firms to follow. If tariffs linger, the plan foresees concrete, brick, stone, and iron replacing lumber, squeezing the trust and forcing lower prices. The piece denounces tariff barriers and questions congressional support for the lumber industry.
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Lumber Trust
Congress
Canada
Breaking Away Sparks Rise of Independent Doctrine
Fragmentary note reflects a fervent push for independence and a youthful, vigorous doctrine dispersing widely. Emphasizes a sense of urgent change and growing momentum among supporters.
Indians Worship Coyotes War On Coyote In Oregon
A Madras Pioneer report says Oregon stockmen plan a state wide campaign against coyotes to protect flocks, noting the coyote once worshipped by the Warm Springs Indians who now face a modern war with poison, traps, and harvest. The piece contrasts old reverence with new extermination amid sheep, jackrabbits, and wheat.
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Saya
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Warmaspring
Momuk Hiyu Wawa
Erler
Hie End
Vale Coyote
The Money King and the Nightless Sun
A poem reflecting on what drives success and fortune. It questions luck, manhood, ambition, and faith, suggesting the inner word that sustains belief. The speaker references a past figure who built his mind during idle moments, framing success as the product of internal resolve.
Portland's Great Record 1907 Sets Prosperity Tone
Portland's year 1907 breaks records with 30 percent rise in manufactured goods and booming merchandise sales over 1904. The city sees large immigration, rising postal receipts, exports and imports, farm and dairy outputs, and orchard products. If the urge to hedge is shed, 1908 could rival or surpass this growth.
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