Pendleton Oregon Official Paper Ad Rates and Addresses
The East Oregonian Publishing Co announces Pendleton Oregon daily weekly and semi weekly editions with subscription rates and carrier options. The notice lists mailing rates for various terms and indicates offices in Pendleton Oregon and Washington DC bureaus. It notes sale of the East Oregonian at Oregon News Co with address and bureau locations and states affiliation with United Press Association.
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Pendleton
Oregon
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East Oregonian Publishing CO
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
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Washington
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Fourteenth Street
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America for Americans and the Jap Exclusion Debate
A 1905 political tract argues national platforms will push exclusion of Japanese and other Asians. It claims Roosevelt opposes mass immigration, Bryan favors restriction, and predicts public opinion will demand exclusive American policy as urban crowds and job scarcity grow. It contrasts attitudes toward Japanese, Chinese, and Hindus with hope for broad racial excluding measures.
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United States
Roosevelt
Bryan
America
South
Oregon Representative Introduces Indian War Pension Bills
Representative Hawley of Oregon seeks two bills granting pensions to surviving soldiers and officers of the Cayuse wars 1847 8 and Bannock war 1878. If enacted these measures would aid eastern Oregon pioneers and honor veterans, while a Senator Curtis bill would relief 1867 8 Kansas and Indian Territory conflicts.
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Hawley
Oregon
Congress
Arapahoe
Kansas
Indian Territory
Curtis
Stock gambling halt urged by Oklahoma Representative Fulton
A brief note commends Representative Fulton for pressing Congress to pass measures to prevent stock gambling in the new Oklahoma state, reflecting citizen support for broader financial safeguards.
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Fulton
Oklahoma
Congress
Resolution Fights Stock Gambling Advertising
A proposed resolution 6099 aims to bar advertising of stock gambling in newspapers magazines and periodicals. It labels stock gambling a global evil more ruinous than card gaming and urges Congress to pass Fulton’s measure to stamp it out. If influential, urge action on behalf of the resolution.
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United States
Cross Roads
Metropolitan Boards of Trade
Congress
Board of Trade
United
Fulton
Unfrocked Clergy and Lovelorn Power of Cupid
A New England clergyman hides in San Francisco with his beloved while a Seattle pastor loses his position over passionate letters to an old flame. An Episcopal rector also falls to love despite being married, illustrating how love can erase rank and wealth. The piece reflects on how Cupid’s sway defeats honor, power, and status, leaving the heart as the ultimate ruler.
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New England
San Francisco
Seattle
Cupid
Christendom
Texas fever tick and boll weevil eradication bills in Congress
Two key measures before Congress illustrate the scope of the pest control effort. Representative Ransdell of Texas seeks 506000 to eliminate the Texas fever tick, while another bill asks 100000 to eradicate the Mexican boll weevil in the cotton belt. These are among numerous large appropriations for protecting the nation’s industrial and physical health.
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United States
Congress
Ransdell
Texas
Cotton
South
Jute Market in India Shows Mixed Trade Conditions
Consul General William H. Mich ael of Calcutta reports on October 11 jute imports reaching 4,000,000 pounds and exports at 72 0,000 pounds while stock totals 67,612,240 pounds. Balers bought 2,448,000 pounds and mills for consumption 872,000 pounds with varying prices. London quotes around 13 dollars per bale. The market contrasts with a year earlier when demand and prices rose.
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William H. Michael
Calcutta
India
Calicutt
London
William Jennings Bryan tops early lecture circuit earnings
Reports from agents cited by the Kansas City Star place William Jennings Bryan earning about 50 000 dollars a year from lectures. Charles L. Wagner of the Slayton Lyceum bureau notes 175 dates in 1907 with season receipts averaging over 300 dollars per appearance. Bryan commands high guarantees and a share of gross receipts for Chautauqua and other talks, often speaking daily from January 6 to September 10, including political speeches.
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William Bryan
Kansas City Star
Charles L. Wagner
Slayton Lyceum Bureau
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Chautauquas
Wagner
Help In Little Things Lessons From Everyday Helpers
A Washington Star excerpt recalls small acts of assistance from everyday people. Uncle Eben and Sonny discuss tug boats, electric motors moving trains, and a boss helping a car, illustrating that size or status never guarantees independence and that anyone may need help from others at times.
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Sonny
Eben
Yans
Jim
Baltimo
Washington Star
Mistaken Burglar Shot at Portland Home
Joseph Taylor of Portland was mistaken for a burglar and shot twice by George Mayger as he attempted to enter the Mayger residence, believed to be mistaken for a boarding house. The incident reflects dangers in misidentification during break ins and stirs local concern over home security.
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Joseph Taylor
Portland
George Mayger
Mayger
Pendleton's new administration promises steady progress
The city’s new Pendleton administration begins with firm control and broad prospects for two more years of solid business growth, moral governance, and prudent leadership in city affairs.
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Pendleton
Calibrated Cross Examination Seeks Truth in Court
A lawyer calmly probes a witness hoping to muddy testimony about fainting. The witness denies a universal pale reaction and recalls a past case a year ago involving a Black man, prompting the lawyer to end the examination.
The Doughnut Twist between Optimist and Pessimist
A playful quip contrasts optimism and pessimism by noting the optimist sees the doughnut while the pessimist notices the hole. The line highlights how perspective shapes interpretation and attitude toward life.
Women and Kidney Trouble Warns Of Miserable Health
Readers are urged that kidney and bladder trouble affect both women and men, weakening mind and vigor. The ad promotes Swamp-Root by Dr. Kilmer, claiming quick relief, and offers a free sample by mail from Binghamton New York with instructions to mention the paper.
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Rome
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Marion county to go dry after temperance convention
The Marion county anti saloon convention met at the W C T U hall with delegates from across the county. A united temperance front was formed including Good Templars W C T U prohibitionists and Anti Saloon League members. The group aims to carry Marion county dry in June and subdivide precincts for a regional campaign led by F H Neff and G O Oliver with L M Gilbert as treasurer and G A G Moore as vice chair. In 1906 Marion backed local option by a thin margin then rejected it on a direct vote broadening the state conflict.
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Marion County
Salem
Good Templars
Prohibitionists
Anti-Saloon Leaguers
F. H. Neff
G. O. Oliver
Turner
L. M. Gilbert
Rosedale
G. A. G. Moore
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Marion
Camel bones excite: Texas camels traced to 1840s import
A camel skeleton found near Spofford Junction surprised locals until a historian traced the remains to early 1840s imports. Federal officers had suggested introducing camels to Texas to serve as transport animals through the western Texas and New Mexico hills, but the plan did not succeed.
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Texas
Spofford Junction
Asia
New Mexico
Burros Replaced Camels in Federal Expedition Log
The narrative recalls the shift from camels to burros as baggage transports for troops, deeming camels an unnecessary forage expense. Ninety camels were released to fend for themselves, most perishing, one bone serving as a reminder of the old federal experiment.
A Little Sunshine and Song in Weathered Verse
A brief verse from the Washington Star reflects on sun and song, noting sunshine can scorch and clouds bring tears. It suggests rain passes and brighter days return after hardship, using a nostalgic, lyrical tone.
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Washington Star
Hair Tells Character In A Hair Folklore Ad
An old advertisement claims hair color reveals traits and promotes Newhro’s Herpicide as a remedy for dandruff germs. It touts baldness as due to germs and urges readers to request samples from The Herpicide Co.Detroit and A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Paria
France
Newhro
Herpicide
Kx Atomics
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
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