Northwest News Service Advertisements and Mailing Schedule
The notice lists various subscription terms by carrier and mail for East Oregonian and Northwest News. It mentions Portland addresses, security in Washington DC, and United Press Association bureau details, with Pendleton and Eugene as mailing points. The text includes post office classification and processing notes for publication.
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East Oregonian
Me Cen Eee Co
Sos
Morricon Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News
Security of
Washington, D. C
Whispered Promise of Spring in Winter’s Grip
A reflective note imagines spring’s approach as winter stays stern. Vivid imagery contrasts gray days with imagined birdsong, suggesting renewal despite cold weather. The piece uses poetic language to evoke hope and memory of warmer seasons.
Portland tardy support for Umatilla project noted
The Portland press and people show renewed interest in extending the Umatilla project, but officials fret over delays. Crowded by politics, blame targets Oregon senators or absent congressmen for slicing section nine from the reclamation law. The piece recalls past Portland hesitation and urges timely action to revive the effort.
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Portland
Umatilla
Oregon
Metropolis
Pendleton Sees Dry New Year Under Home Rule Law
The Pendleton city administration expects improved morals as saloon control under the new home rule law begins on Sunday. Officials note Pendleton experienced its driest Sabbath in years as saloon operators hesitated to break the law and face enforcement.
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Pendleton
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Catarrh
Miss Mabel F Dawkins of Fort Wayne Indiana says she suffered three years with catarrh and blood disease after trying many doctors and remedies. She credits two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla with restoring her health and strength and urges others to try it. The ad touts a chocolate tablet form called Garsatabe.
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Mabel F. Dawkins
Lafayette St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hood
Enforced liquor licensing aims to curb saloon abuses
The text discusses license fees and bonds for saloonkeepers, rules to deny sales to Indians minors and intoxicated persons, and contrasts a law abiding system with the blind pigs beyond enforcement. It stresses that success depends on strict enforcement and public spirit from officials, not saloon interests.
TOO MANY MARTYRS. A CRITIC ON AVIATION DEATHS
A writer questions the idea that aviation’s progress requires fatal sacrifices. He argues danger should not be entertainment and that glorifying pilots as martyrs may hinder scientific advancement.
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Hoxsey
Moissant
Pendleton Climate Mention in New Year Notice
The note contrasts Denver and the East with Pendleton where New Year temperatures stayed above 19 and 10s below are cited elsewhere. It urges readers to consider Bowerman's remarks on Pendleton before choosing a location and notes a supreme court irony in a famous detective case as Prohibition ends.
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Pendleton
Portland
Willamette River
Middle States
East
Pacific Coast
Bowerman
Supreme Court
Umatilla County
Judge Maloney Takes Helm in 1911 Leadership
The new year brings a shift in local governance as Judge Maloney assumes leadership for the year 1911. Observers note expectations for firm enforcement and steady administration amid changing priorities.
Equal voices in America and the charity concert tale
A Washington editor recalls Senator Dolliver praising American equality as equal access to virtue and generosity. He cites a Fort Dodge charity concert where a patched boy who played the organ asks why others did not donate their services, illustrating shared civic spirit.
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Dolliver
Washington
America
Fort Dodge
Freddie
AS IT LOOKED TO HER AND THE ENGLISH GONE
A devoted mother recounts a tearful moment when explaining a martyr picture to her son who points to the corner and laments a boyish hunger for a neglected figure. The piece concludes with a note that there is no such thing as The Queen's English and that property has passed to a joint stock company.
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Irons
Speak Kindly and Avoid Harsh Words in Public Life
A moral verse warns against rude speech and quick anger. It recalls Bill Brown losing his job after a heated exchange, and a bridge tender who was drowned when a driver sped through a drawn bridge. The poem urges kindness, empathy, and temperate responses to avoid tragic outcomes and personal ruin.
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Bill Brown
Bill
Jones
Noahs Ark questions amuse lively urchins
A group of children debated how Noah passed the flood. Willie suggested praying, Dick said fishing, while another scoffed that fishing would be dull without worms, highlighting their playful banter about biblical times.
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Willie
Courage and fear in the face of peril compared to insects
The passage argues fear is universal and courage is mastery of fear not its absence. It notes creatures like fleas show fearlessness while humans in danger may still fear peril, drawing a contrast with historic leaders Clive Nelson and Putnam as examples whose fearsome reputations may be inflated.
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Clive
Nelson
Putnam
Rotten Lack in Neighborhood Play Scene
A child named Billy reports that Johnny has moved away from the street. Mrs Lack consoles him saying there are other boys to play with, while Billy laments that Johnny was the only one he could fleck.
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Billy
Johnny
Mark Twain at a Hotel
Mark Twain praises a hotel as delightful and paradise on earth yet notes thin walls letting him hear the woman next door whenever she changed her mind.
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Mark Twain
Paradise On Earth
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