East Oregonian Publishing Co Remains Independent Daily
East Oregonian Publishing Co. advertises daily, weekly and semi weekly editions from Pendleton Oregon. It promotes home delivery rates by mail or carrier and lists offices in Chicago and Washington as agency bureaus. The paper notes United Press Association membership and postal status.
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Progress is the watch word of the flying world today
An Atlanta Constitution verse reflects resilience amid disaster and progress. It notes earthquakes and hurricanes smashing towers but praises movement and progress. The poem cupulates brave hearts and suggests sorrow has a sequel in song as the country advances.
Campaign Opens in Oregon with Election Preview
The opening of registration next Monday signals a busy 1908 campaign in Oregon. Key contests loom in eastern Oregon’s congressional race and the Senate, with voter sentiment likely favoring a people’s choice for the U S Senate and a stand by Senator Fulton if not elected. Suggestions urge eastern Oregon unity, oppose Geer’s bid, and discuss wide prospects for regional development and fortunes from investing in Umatilla County’s infrastructure and wheat belt linkages.
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Pendleton Churches Unite for Regional Evangelical Meetings
The East Dragotian praises recent church progress in Pendleton as denominational barriers fade. Union evangelical meetings planned for the month are seen as a sign of worldwide religious growth, with 90 percent of city churches expected to participate in cooperative efforts beyond sectarian ties.
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No Dividing Lines in World Religions Foretold
Fragmentary statements forecast a future where unity among denominations ends sectarian divides. A single strong organization aligned with nature and natural diets will uplift mankind, fostering harmony and a universal kingdom. The passage envisions worldwide consolidation and a peaceful moral order.
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Othera
Kingdom of Heaven
East Oregonian's New Year Pledge to Friends and Public
The East Oregonian marks its third decade of service and pledges to continue fair reporting and fearless advocacy. It notes growing readership, broader reach into new homes and territory, and a strengthened role as a reliable advertising medium while opening the new year with optimism.
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Inland Empire
Portland Oregonian New Year industrial edition praised
The Port land Oregonian New Year edition is hailed as one of the paper's best industrial issues. It showcases Oregon's resources with vital statistics and entertaining stories, and is seen as a tool to attract eastern readers and new residents, reflecting the paper’s usual energy and quality.
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Oregon
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Portland Oregonian
Oregonian
Umatilla Irrigation Project Poised for Homemaking
Residents urged to visit the Umatilla irrigation project to understand the desert transformation underway. Officials note expenditures exceed $1,000,000, a figure they say enhances the county and eastern Oregon more than any local effort has grasped.
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Umatilla County
Umatilla
Oregon
DA Manning Likely to Indict State Treasurer Steel
District Attorney Manning is expected to indict State Treasurer Steel over allegations that school fund money was transferred to the Title Guarantee and Trust Co. The pending move signals a high-profile financial misappropriation case with potential legal consequences for Steel and scrutiny of related state accounts.
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Steel
Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Be Your Own Star in the Dark Night Poem
A fable poem by Sam Walter Foss laments a pessimist firefly trapped on a weed. An optimist urges it to leap, spread wings, and become a star, proving light comes from within. The verse champions self-reliance and inner illumination.
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Sam Walter Foss
A City Vision Greenery in a Hardened World
A reflective verse portrays a fern on a windowsill symbolizing a transplanted bit of field. The poem contrasts the emerald gown with a grey austere sky, yearning for meadow and forest, and recalling a native land afar with a world-weary gaze toward Paradise.
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Dubuque Mayor Approves Odd Services Raffle
A jobless stranger named George Jones asked the mayor for permission to raffle his services, selling chances from 1 cent to 1 dollar to win two weeks of work. The mayor told him to go ahead as onlookers watched, moved by the unusual plea.
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Dubuque
George Jones
Fuji Brand Towels Branded False Claims in Canton Ad
A foreign paper cites a Japanese proficiency ad showing deceptive towel marketing. It alleges towels labeled as Fuji misrepresent quality, using flawed English to claim superiority while concealing price tactics and trade misrepresentation aimed at increasing sales and brand reputation.
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