East Oregonian Advertisers and Publication Schedules
The East Oregonian announces rates and mail options for daily and semi weekly editions. Notices specify deadlines for publication and required advance notice for Monday issues, with 4 45 PM final copy by the preceding day and 4 40 PM for Saturday.
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Wall
Sally
Ty Mall
Werkly
Peek
Fear Moathe
Mall
Scripps Millae News
The
East Oregonian
Rich's
Fort
Bote
Eikines
Moriland
Oregon
Pibert Watter
East
Oregonlin
Life for a day an epitome of lifetime
A reflective passage by Charles Grant Millar on waking with knowledge of past wanderings, entering daily labor with vigor, and the arc from weariness to rest as sleep renews the soul.
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Charles Grant Millar
Saloon crime sparks call for justice and reform
A critical letter accuses saloon keepers of willful harm, linking $17,500 in damages to ruined lives and families driven to poverty. It contrasts liquor violence with rail and construction injuries, demanding action by courts and society to end the enduring crime of the century.
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Lunda
Hedluna
Courts of Justice
Big Canal for Umatilla Project Probed in Public Discussion
The East Oregonian urges public discussion on the East Umatilla project. Engineers should anticipate emergencies and support a large main canal into the reservoir to ensure flood water fills storage in wet seasons and provides drought protection in dry periods. A bigger canal aids future expansion and irrigation plans while saving costs.
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East Oregonian
Reclamation Department
East Umatilla
Umatilla
Damages From Saloons Claim In Chicago Court
A Chicago court decision awards damages related to saloon activity affecting a man named John Hed and his five children. The ruling ties financial restitution to the alleged losses suffered by the family due to unrest or incidents connected to local taverns.
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Chicago
John Hed
Boomers of Oregon label misused by Portland Telegram
The piece argues Oregon editors are not “boomers.” Editors seek to advance state resources, advertise honestly, and present true conditions to attract settlers, while rejecting aggressive fakery or inflated land schemes. It stresses that Oregon journalism aims to inform, unite editors, and strengthen the press rather than “boom” localities.
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Portland Telegram
Oregon
Oregoniaw
Oregon Press
Portland
Tts
Wheat yields fall in California over twenty years
A 20 year decline in California wheat yields is noted with 40 bushels per acre in winter-sown and 50 bushels in summer-fallow regions dropping to 19 bushels statewide. Quality also worsens with rising starch and decreasing gluten. San Francisco Merchants Exchange records show total California wheat production sliding from 25,174,040 centals in 1849 to 6,637,191 in 1903-04.
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California
San Joaquin Valley
Stutietten
Merchants’ Exchange of
San Francisco
Lefty Florio Bequeaths 4 Million To Naples Hospital
Lamenting the Naples moneylender Lino Florio dies by his own hand after amassing a fortune. His 4 million estate funds wards for the hospital with a commemorative tablet bearing the inscription The money which obtained from the wealthy, who in their furn wrested from the poor, now returns to the poor. The item notes his reputation and a cynical closing remark about thieves.
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Llmnor Florio
Naples
Russell Sage
Campania
New York
The Sea Wife and Moral Tales by Kipling and Lowell
A collage of verses presents Rudyard Kipling’s The Sea Wife and an ironic fable about two birds. The excerpt contrasts wealth and humility, noting how fortune ignores the humble nest while the sea wife’s kin return home from travels.
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Rudyard Kipling
Discovery Tale Sparks Laugh in Transatlantic Quip
An English traveler and his valet recall Columbus and Hamerton in a humorous misreading of exploration. The anecdote, cited by Jefferson De Angelis, riffs on American geography and discovery with comic misdirection.
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United States
Jefferson de Angelis
New York
John
Hamerton
Columbus
Hafler Hall
Harper's Weekly
Wyoming Sheep Trade Shows Record $16 Million Output
The Wyoming state board reports the final year ending December 1 produced 16,272,500 dollars in sheep and wool, or over 159 dollars per person. Sheep and wool farming is the state’s seedling industry, with the board noting the state is clean of Nye scabbles and planning spring shearing pen inspections to detect any overlooked infections.
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Wyoming State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Wyoming
Board
Tas
Cheyenne Tribune
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery advertised
A 19th century ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for liver and kidney troubles and a blood purifier. It claims to strengthen the stomach, improve blood quality, and aid the brain and nerves. Endorsements, testimonials, and free health books are promoted to readers.
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Pierce
Medicing
Piorea
Pieren
Bear Ingi
Ladies Only Ad Solicits Local Canvassers
A Portland Oregon classified-style notice invites women to canvass local names with guaranteed profitable novelty articles. It promises 60 cents for complete samples and refunds if not satisfactory, listing Ramona Novelty Agency at 204 Mohawk Building.
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Ramona Novelty Agey
Mohawk
Portland
Ore
Peruna praised by Lat Lient C W Bowman from Latham Md
A reader from Latham Maryland extols Peruna for colds in the head and throat noting cure within hours and preventive use. He says his family also uses it and recommends it to friends. Includes address for free medical advice and a 1906 Peruna Almanac offer.
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Chas
W. Bochman
Adj
M. Cay
Latham
Peruna
C. W. Bowman
Hartera
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
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Reese
San Francisco Bulletin
Wyoming Sheep Trade
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Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y
Rex
Neagle Bros
Rock Spring
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Hennings’ Cigar Store
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W.D. Fletcher
Picyeer Watchmakker and Jeweler
Court Street
Inland Empire
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Ontario
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