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East Oregonian Publishing Co announces subscription rates for daily and weekly editions. Details list daily by mail and carrier prices, weekly by mail, and Beml Weekly options. Also notes sales locations in Portland and Washington DC bureaus and United Press Association membership.
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Love and devotion echo in timeless verse
A brief poetic line from the Atlanta Constitution expresses deep affection and lifelong commitment. The speaker reveres a beloved partner, calling love and life the greatest gifts and vows eternal devotion.
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Fraternities and High School Fraternal Debate
A discussion on college fraternities and high school chapters weighs their effects. Proponents cite friendship, housing, and social bonds while critics warn of snobbery and undemocratic selection. The Oregon measure seeks to abolish high school fraternities and sororities, with fate of the bill awaited.
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Holdman country shows rising trade in Holdman store
East Oregonian notes Holdman store business surged about 460 percent in the past year signaling new settlement or road conditions keeping farmers out of Pendleton. Local businessmen urged to investigate the situation as Holdman country appears distinct.
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Holdman county farms urged to stay small and productive
The East Oregonian argues Holdman county should keep farm plots modest and focus on efficient use of existing land. It notes many homesteaders and small ranches prosper without owning multiple sections, urging artesian wells hogs and vegetable farming alongside wheat to make the area the Northwest garden spot.
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Support for Phelps detective payment gains backing
The writer argues that District Attorney Phelps acted correctly in hiring a detective last fall. The detective secured evidence leading to convictions of blind pig operators, and the county collected $7000 in fines. The author urges immediate payment of the $250 fee, suggests a $50 bonus, and a formal thanks to Phelps, defending the DA and sheriff’s right to employ detectives when needed.
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Portrait of a steadfast man in fate and love
A domestic artful verse praising a loyal, unwavering man. It declares that despite fate, fortune, or peril he remains true, brave, and direct, facing sun or dirk with the flower of manhood. Owen Terry’s lines underscore resilience, fidelity, and unyielding resolve.
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Envelopes Requested By Bank Window Queue
A teller at a woman's window is asked by several customers for new envelopes for their bank books. A portly German woman, followed by others, lines up for fresh envelopes until the teller halts the requests. A well dressed lady then asks for one as well, prompting her comical embarrassment at the question.
Which if you been workin' asked Miss Miami Brown
A Mary style dialect quip asks Miss Miami Brown about work and urban life in a Washington Star excerpt. The dialogue contrasts car storage garages with mule labor, noting the mule’s kick and the car’s mobility as a humorous measure of efficiency.
Love Keeps House Poem Anon
An anonymous poem celebrates love as the unseen force that sustains a household through mood and illness. It depicts love as graceful, diligent, and tireless, weaving warmth into twilight hours and easing care with soft, comforting presence.
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Pendleton Debaters Triumph Over La Grande
Pendleton high school debaters defeated La Grande last night earning local glory. Celebrated performers Harold Warner Frank Engdahl and Roy Rowland deserve congratulations for the decisive victory. The win brings credit to the school and its faculty, reinforcing Pendleton’s athletic and rostrum leadership. Senator Tillman exposed a fake Oregon timberland company and faced questions about guilt and presidential response.
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Frigid Skies Spare Sunshine as Mercury Drops Deep
A terse note recalls eighteen degrees below zero signaling an exceptional cold snap in a sunlit land. The author reflects on the rarity of such near-freezing conditions and questions who minds the chill.
Weather halts bond sale plan for commercial committee
If the weather is too bad for the Commercial association committee to fund a sale, the committee men can at least think about the matter.
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Weaver of Snow Impresses With Abundant Lapful
The verse hints that the Weaver of Snow gathered a strong audience or supply this time, suggesting an able lapful of attendees or offerings. The remark emphasizes abundance and favorable reception.
Detroit Introduces New Pitcher Corns to Cobb Era
A new Detroit pitcher named Corns joins the team as fans and officials wonder how he will click with veteran Cobb. Team management promises clear expectations and immediate evaluation as spring actions approach.
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Taft’s Virtue Through a Parisian Proverb Story
A Washington friend asks if Taft’s administration will be an exact duplicate of Roosevelt on the trusts. Taft shares a tale about a French lady and American woman clarifying virtue versus vociferous proclamation. The anecdote suggests a virtuous steadiness without harsh public clamor.
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