East Oregonian Publication Rates and Addresses
The Daily East Oregonian newspaper lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, including monthly and yearly mail and carrier options. It notes availability at Oregon News Co in Portland and provides addresses in Washington and D.C. for the United Press Association bureau.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Daily East Oregonian
Orecon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Orecon
Chi Borean
Waabindon
D. C
Burean
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Strut and Pride: A Nation Trapped in Old Doctrines
The Chicago Record-Herald laments a society that boasts freedom yet clings to outdated doctrines and customs. It condemns the timid reluctance to challenge superstition, disdain for those who serve authorities, and the self delusion that spares citizens from hardship while chaining them to modern servitude.
Woolen mill funding hinges on broader local support
Half the funding for Pendleton's woolen mill project has been raised, with about 14 to 15 backers driving the effort. The remaining $20,009 bond must be secured by widening support beyond a core group of business leaders to include more conservative, financially independent residents who may reap benefits from the mill's establishment.
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Pendleton
Water Legislation Aimed at Irrigation Needs
Oregon supreme court decision, cited by Commissioner Wil King, favors amending the water code to align riparian rights with development needs. The ruling discourages speculative filings and indefinite claims, aiming to balance interests and spur statewide progress.
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Oregon Supreme Cour
Supreme Court
Wil Kt. King
Oregon
Willamette Valley Irrigation and Water Legislation
The article argues for irrigation to reclaim eastern Oregon wastelands and boost Willamette valley farms. It urges a state water code that favors bona fide irrigationists over speculators and cautions lawmakers to pursue broad, future welfare rather than narrow private interests.
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Oregon
Willamette Valley
Country Boy vs City Boy Prospects in Success Debate
An eastern college president argues country bred boys have advantages in health and drive, while city boys face crowding and discouragement. The piece weighs heredity education and temperament, suggesting country lads can outstrip urban peers with equal advantages.
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Eastern College
Lavender named county road supervisor in Umatilla
The county court appoints Dave Lavender as road and bridge supervisor for Umatilla County. He faces the task of overseeing costly road work with an aim to maximize efficiency and reduce costs. May his expertise remove troublesome curves and steep grades, bringing general profit to the county.
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Dave Lavender
Lavender
Umatilla County
Amid Port Quotes and Poetic Bits of Friendship
A fragmented OCR piece presents assorted verses and aphorisms about generosity friendship and living well. It blends Walter Scott lines Whitman Whittier and a Selected excerpt urging timely kindness and open affection toward friends.
Sunday School Refrains and Witty Exchanges Across Papers
A collage of brief quips and anecdotes from New York Mail Detroit Journal and Harper's Weekly. It includes a Sunday school class singing I want to be an angel a quip about a self made man trying himself and a punny remark about a bridal path and a burglar joke from the Boston Transcript.
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Bobby
Gems of Thought and Commentary on Wisdom
A collection of philosophical reflections from Channing and Van Dyke on suffering hope nature and companionship. It stresses how light appears in evil, how nature's forces refine beauty, and how fellowship rooted in God sustains happiness beyond death.
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Channing
Henry van Dyke
Jound's Joke About John D Rockefeller Testimony
A veteran reporter recalls Rockefeller's humorous testimony in a government case on Standard Oil. The crowd followed him into the court and a passerby asked where John D was being tried. Rockefeller guided him to the escort room and pointed out the prisoner, then disappeared.
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John BD
Rockefeller
Standard Ol Company
Pirdon
John TD
Local Editor's Gratitude Turns to Criticism
A weekly editor, lauded by Pen Meten and East Oregonian readers, received free advertising for lecture series then attacked the East Oregonian for its role in securing a Pendleton branch asylum. The quote ends with "That's gratitude."
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Pen- Meten
East Oregonian
Pendleton
County court enters peak season as legislature nears
The period notes the county court in its busiest time of year while the legislature approaches. Citizens with needs are urged to come forward now rather than after outcomes are decided.
War department approves Bola barracks plans in Idaho
The War Department approves the plat to equip Bola barracks Idaho for headquarters and four troops of cavalry. It requires constructing several new buildings beyond prior recommendations, including stables bakery and quartermaster's storehouse.
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Washington
War Department
Bola Barracks
Idaho
Umatilla County Woolgrowers Attend National Convention
A delegation from Umatilla County woolgrowers will attend the national woolgrowers convention in Pocatello next week. It recalls a dry farming congress to be held in Cheyenne in February. How many county farmers plan to attend remains to be announced.
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Umatilla County
Pocatello
Cheyenne
Weather and harvest prospects foretell bumper wheat crop
The forecast notes increased river and creek water flow next summer, with grain in the mountains expected to be good. Farmers anticipate a bumper wheat harvest as a result of the favorable conditions and ample water supply.
Ideal Weather for Blanket Factory Work
A remark notes that the present climate is perfect for operating a blanket factory, implying favorable conditions for production. The statement emphasizes suitability of weather for efficient manufacturing and labor.
Coal Heating Ad Promises Clean, Efficient Fuel
An advertisement urges readers to call Main 178 for coal with maximum heating efficiency. It promises absolutely clean burning fuel, prompt service, and the lowest market figures, encouraging future orders.
They Stand the Strain Our Wagons and Hawks
A late 19th century classifier ad touts Fairbanks Morse engines and scales and offers wagon repairing machine work and carriage painting. The notice promises moderate charges and skilled workmen.
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