East Oregonian publication masthead details
The fragment presents a historical newspaper masthead with publication frequencies from Pendleton Oregon, listing daily weekly and semi weekly editions, subscription rates, and distribution details. It notes the Daily East Oregonian kept for sale at Oregon News Co in Portland and references to a Washington D C bureau and United Press Association membership.
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Dally
Pendleton
Ghanem
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Daily
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Washington, D. C
Pendleton’s Greeting Declares Morality and Progress
The East Oregonian lauds Pendleton for its year start pledge to uphold decency. Mayor Murphy vows continued suppression of gambling saloons and strict enforcement of laws as in past terms. The paper highlights Pendleton as a future inland empire home and school town with strong moral aims attracting eastern Oregon families.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
E. J. Murphy
Lawa
East Oregonian
Inland Empire
Fee
Murphy
Oregon
Two Faction Town In Umatilla County Fable
A tale of a divided village with two sides opposing every civic step, from water to roads and schools, except for paying attorney fees. The piece contrasts such division with Umatilla County’s cooperative, progressive spirit working toward common advancement.
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Umatilla County
Oregon D A Nomination Faces Public Scrutiny
The Oregon Daily Journal questions Christian Schuebel’s suitability for district attorney of Oregon. It asks if the Oregon delegation and Senator Bourne, and the president, are confident in his appointment amid public weariness with ongoing scandals in official positions.
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Christian Schuebel
United States
Oregon
Oregon Daily Journal
Schuebel
Senator Bourne
Oregon calls for new district attorney and clean prosecutors
The piece laments a long history of incompetence and irregularity in Oregon's land fraud cases. It presses for reform and asks if Mr Schuebel embodies the needed standards of honesty, capability, and proven integrity to lead as district attorney. It argues prosecutors should be local, proven, and uncompromised.
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Sconding
School Land Board
Steel
Mays
Meldrum
Hall
Jack Matthews
Oregon
Schuebel
Misunderstandings Drive Much World Trouble
The East Oregonian argues that many disputes arise from misunderstandings rather than deliberate wrongdoing. Half of divorces and lawsuits stem from misinterpreted motives. if people acted with fair-mindedness and transparency, courts would be less busy. A clear conscience and honest motives are urged as the ultimate mediator.
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East Oregonian
Pendleton Debuts First Market Day In Eastern Oregon
Tomorrow Pendleton will inaugurate its first market day, a historic event expected to boost local farmers and stockmen. The campaign urges the city to become the northwest horse market, centralizing on selling to buyers from across the country and fostering profitable public sales through organized market days.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Northwest
Lewiston Faces Population Strains Amid Deaths and Births
Lewiston Idaho records show three births and nine deaths in December as the city health department notes a harsh impact on the community. The immigration bureau of the Lewiston Commercial club may need to intensify efforts to sustain the city’s population under adverse conditions.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Immigration Bureau
Lewiston Commercial Club
The Kettles Song Remembered By a Buffalo Poet
The poem recalls a singing kettle that told of brave cabin boy and ship adventures, a red bonneted girl saved by a prince from a hydra in tall corn, and wistful memories as the hearth grows cold. John D. Wells writes of fading fancies and a kettle that will sing no more.
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Sue
John D. Wells
Buffalo
Love You For Ever From Uncle Remus Magazine
A sentimental verse from Uncle Remus Magazine speaks of enduring love. The speaker recalls storms and strife, notes a partner’s whispered vow, and finds hope and peace through love that endures beyond grief. The poem frames sorrow as a passing dream while love remains strong.
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Uncle Remus
My dream of years ends in a city of tears
The narrator yearns for a luminous city of joy and laughter but instead finds a sorrowful place. January Bohemian reflects on a long sought utopia turned to grief, contrasting imagined light with present tears.
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Bohemian
Who Buys the Matches At A Leading Club
Bachelors debated who supplies matches as they always had them without buying. In New York city alone about 26 million matches are consumed daily, with roughly 11.9 million distributed free by tobacco dealers.
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New York City
Nectar of the night turns to cold cream tale
A poetic exchange recalls a midnight kiss that felt sweet at first but the next day leaves a bitter notice. The speaker reflects on a lovelorn moment where what seemed nectar proves to be cold cream and glycerine, implying disillusionment after romance.
Wells at Jenkins Ranch Strike Hot Water Vein
Report from the Jenkins ranch indicates the deep well is over 360 feet deep and has encountered a vein of hot water with a sulfurous odor and iron presence and oil on the surface. Burns Times-Herald notes ex-Congressman Wil Mamson supporters in Prineville celebrated Supreme Court granting him a new trial with large bonfires.
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Jenkins Ranch
Times-Herald
Wil Mamson
Prineville
United States Supreme Court
Prohibition Protest in Salem Targets Saloon Licensing
A Salem protest by better element liquor dealers aims to curb a saloon with law violations and disorderly conduct. They pledge not to sell to minors or intoxicated individuals, noting prior leniency harmed prohibition efforts. In Portland rumors, W. S. Ren may become district attorney deputy to Christian Scheubal.
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Salem
Minora
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