Daily East Oregonian service and subscription notice
The Daily East Oregonian lists subscription rates including daily and weekly options with various payment methods. The paper notes distribution by mail and carrier, with offices and bureaus in Portland and Washington and mentions United Press Association membership and postal mailing details.
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Mall
Daily
East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Burvas
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Pendleton Market Day a Resounding Opening
Pendleton held its first market day with over four thousand dollars worth of stock sold. Attendees and offerings exceeded promoters expectations, and organizers expect monthly events to draw buyers from Umatilla and neighboring counties. Bidders were vigorous, with plans to start sales earlier in the day to move more goods and improve each coming market.
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Pendleton
Umatilla
Mohler Blames Prohibition On Rail Road Growth
A. L. Mohler, vice president and general manager of the Union Pacific, in an Associated Press interview, warns that prohibition will curb railroad expansion by removing liquor licenses and raising taxes leading to railroads refusing to invest. He predicts government ownership if such statements persist. The writer urges readers to think independently and resist railroad managers pressuring public policy.
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A. L. Mohler
Union Pacific Railroad
Associated Press
Mohler
Government Ownership Proposed To End Railroad Monopoly
Mohler warns that railroads will halt expansion if prohibition is adopted while surpluses grow. He argues the traffic monopolies strengthen and suggests government ownership as the only solution to the MVVOD question.
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Mohler
Dissension Among Denominations Fades, Says East Oregonian
An anonymous letter in the East Oregonian argues for wider church unity to appeal to non believers. The paper extols growing harmony among denominations, noting Pendleton and cities nationwide join in promoting religious sentiment. It predicts a future when church divisions vanish and brotherhood of man forms the foundation of a single world church.
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Algue
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Brotherhood of Man
La Follette Looms As Roosevelt Declines renomination
The piece notes Roosevelt not seeking another term, boosting La Follette’s presidential bid. Western states like Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Idaho, and Oregon move to back La Follette with delegations. Pendleton reports La Follette praised Roosevelt's reforms, while Wisconsin’s reformer gains momentum amid a broader La Follette movement across the region.
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Roosevelt
la Follette
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Oregon
Boise
Wisconsin
Saloon licenses refused in Goldendale Washington
Goldendale, Washington, a frontier town, has refused to issue licenses to several saloons for disorderly, immoral, defiant, and corrupt conduct and for disregarding state, county, and city regulations. The piece argues the saloon and drinking man are their own worst enemies, and if prohibition comes the saloon will be to blame.
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Goldendale
Wash
Geer Seen as Congress Candidate on Newspaper Fame
The Pilot Rock Rock Record suggests Mr Geer may win a U S Congress seat by leveraging his reputation as a newspaper man while Bert Huffman could ease into the United States Senate race.
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Mr. Geer
Bert Huffman
Pilot Rock
Tapiring Off a Bad Habit for a Fresh Start
A concise look at breaking a habit and forging a new beginning. The piece discusses the mindset shift required to cut old patterns and build healthier routines, emphasizing small, steady steps and persistence.
Bright Star Poem Fragment by John Kent
A damaged OCR fragment presents a poetic taste of Keats style imagery praising steadfastness, nature, and eternal sleep. It references Bright Star and eternal vigil, blending with lines about love, snow, mountains, and breath. Names appear as John Kents, suggesting a misread author credit.
The Way of the World Love Story Summary
A man and woman meet and fall into a blissful affair lasting a year and a day. He leaves to “play a man’s part,” breaking the woman’s heart as the world calls him back to duty and social obligation.
Five Things She Needs From The Critical Man
The speaker names five flaws of the average woman and urges self-improvement. He says she should master emotions, think generously of other women, exercise will power, concentrate, and cultivate judgment. He adds a sharp line about how such changes could outdo men in decisive moments.
United Press formed from Scripps interests merging
The Scripps McRae and Scripps News associations merged to form the United Press and Incorporated in Albany with capital of 310,000. Officers named include President John Vanidercook, Vice President Max Balthasar, Oliver Hoersh man, Andrew McLean, Chairman H. B. Clark, Secretary C. D. Lee, Treasurer L. Price.
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Angaios
United Press
News Association
East
Oregoning
Scrippa-McRae News Gathering
United Press Associations
Albany
Publishers’ Press
Scripps- McRae Press Association
Scripps News Association
John Vanidercook
Max Balthasar
Oliver Hoershman
Andrew McLean
H. B. Clark
C. D. Lee
L. Price
Bitters Highlighted as Cure Amid 14 Years of Use
An ad copy extols Bitters as superior remedy with a 14 year track record. It claims the product cures where others fail and mentions one bottle as a celebrated example. The text emphasizes reliability and long usage in promoting the tonic.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters claims to cure many ailments
An advertisement asserts that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will prevent and cure indigestion dyspepsia poor appetite headaches heartburn colds malaria fever and ague. It urges trying without delay.
Lodgepole Pine Facts: Range, Growth, Fire Resilience
Lodgepole pine derives its name from Indians using long poles for tepees. It dominates forests in Wyoming and Colorado, Utah, Oregon, California, from sea level to 11 000 feet. It flowers and regenerates after fire as cones persist and seeds germinate on mineral soil.
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Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Oregon
California
Rocky Mountains
Seed dispersal by wind from weed tree high
Many seeds germinate readily and are produced annually in large quantities. The seeds are small and light, enabling windborne travel up to about 200 yards from the weed tree.
Verse on living through weather and fate in old diction
A fragmentary report notes Adam Weaver, age 4, at Canyonville near Roseburg, attempted suicide Saturday by stabbing himself in the abdomen with a pocket knife amid despondency. The source blends poetic reminiscence with the incident details, conveying a somber tone about resilience and danger in a rural setting.
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Adam Weaver
Canyonville
Roseburg
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Hostetter
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Bradfield Reputator Co
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Pendleton, Oregon
Sisters of St. Francis
Philadelphia
Rexall
Pendleton Drug Co
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Dutch Henry
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Columbia Bar
Rooming House
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Main Street
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