Daily East Oregonian publication details and offices
The item lists publication scope and subscription rates for the Daily East Oregonian and related editions. It notes Pendleton Oregon as the main office, with Chicago and Washington bureaus and United Press Association membership. Also indicates mailing and carrier options and postal classification.
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Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Security
Washington, DC
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Wien the Blizzard Goes Verse Song Teaser
A playful verse contrasts winter storms with summer heat, imagining the bilizard season amid blooming gardens and violet shines. It playfully notes trouble never saying farewell, pairing whimsy with seasonal imagery.
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eTeen
Direct primary zeal and Oregon senate deadlock
In the current legislative turmoil a vivid argument rises for Oregon's direct primary law and the direct election of U S senators. The piece warns that a senatorial deadlock could derail needed laws, urging electing only statement men pledged to the people's choice to preserve state progress.
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Oregon
United States
Chamberlain
Commonwealth
No Turning Back In Pendleton Woolen Mill Purchase
After the mill’s machinery was paid for yesterday Pendleton crossed a Rubicon as locals face the task of reestablishing operations. The piece notes a significant financial milestone and the community’s new obligations.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Woolen Mill Hope Restored After Faithful Buyers Rise
The Bishops bought the old mill and seek a $30,000 local subscription to float a bond issue. Half is secured. for Pendleton to keep or lose the mill depends on community support as they plan a larger, modern woolen mill. If funds fail, machinery may move elsewhere. The East Oregonian urges local backing.
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Pendleton
East Oregonian
Dry farming yields highlighted by Trans-Missouri congress
Homer Pease of Rockland Ida ho reports 30 bushels per acre on 91 acres of mixed crops while 15 more acres in Gold Coin wheat yielded 50 bushels. Neighbors range 20 to 45 bushels. district average 25. Some farms report 10 bushels due to poor system. Congress urges work and system for the Dry Farmer and notes Cheyenne session in February.
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Trans-Missouri Dry Farming Congress
Homer Pease
Rockland
Idaho
West
Umatilla
Cheyenne
Chinook Winds Anticipated Amid Snowbound Upset
The forecast promises milder winds from the south and west but warns a thaw could trigger floods with 17 inches of snow in the Umatilla basin and heavier snow in the mountains. Officials urge caution yet expect nothing definitive until events unfold.
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Umatilla Basin
County taxpayer urged against paying detective fee
The passage questions why Umatilla county should pay 250 dollars to a detective whose efforts added 7000 dollars to the county treasury. It also predicts that No 1 men will honor pledges and that George E. Chamberlain will become the next Oregon senator.
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Umatilla
George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
Pendleton Says Goodbye as Umatilla Flood Looms
The text notes Pendleton’s farewell stance and warns the Umatilla River may exceed its banks nearby, followed by brief mentions of railway slides in the area.
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Umatilla
Darling becomes surname in domestic dispute comic note
A Philadelphia woman Mary and her daughter shared the same name with a Mary the servant. After a struggle, the householder suggests using the English custom and addressing the servant by her last name. The servant replies nervously, “Well, mum, it’s Darling.”
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Philadelphia
Mary
Harper’s Weekly
Riley Squared Himself By James Whitcomb Riley
Charleston News and Courier recounts a Riley anecdote about a learned yet mistaken belief that literature pays highly. Riley replies with a slow drawl that he sometimes sits all day unable to think of a word, even a dialect one, despite earning a dollar a word for his writing.
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Riley
James Whitcomb Riley
Charleston News and Courier
The Original Marathon Poem at Irish American Banquet
A banquet for American Olympic athletes features a Joseph L C Clarke poem titled Victory. The verses depict Miltiades and Greek courage at Marathon, the lone runner's epic dash to Athens, and a chorus of Victory echoed across a crowd in a classical, dramatic rendering.
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Miltiades
Athene
Athens
Compelled to Apologize After Repaid Borrowed Money
A diffident man recalls asking another to repay a loan. He admits the request came with restraint and he had to apologize for the trouble caused by the delay and the demand for payment.
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Carrier
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Wall
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Gem
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Lishing
Ing Sack
Wolfe
Boreas
Weather Bureau
Pacific
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Vitor
Vigin
Acropolis
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Mariathon
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the American National Bank
Pendleton Savings Bank
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John D. Rockefeller
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T. Store
Penland Bros
Penland
Main Street
Turks Airways
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
N. K. Clarke
C. W. Cornelius
Dutch Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
St. Joseph’s Academy
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Sisters of St. Francia
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