Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Advertisement Rates
An old typographic ad lists subscription prices and mailing options for Pendleton Oregon. Rates cover daily and weekly editions, with durations from one month to one year. Includes mailing addresses and processing notes for the newspaper.
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Poem Fragments Rally Bright Words for Good
Fragmentary verses urge words to brighten faces and reveal truth in daily tasks. They speak of guiding listeners toward honest speech with tenfold force, a call for moral influence through language and duty.
Pendleton Irrigation Plan May Reclaim Umatilla Lands
The East Oregonian praises James Johns for pushing a study of irrigation near Pendleton. Thousands of acres could be watered by using Umatilla river flow now unused, with government water rights possibly shared with private irrigation efforts to aid a local rural settlement. Time is short as western lands may soon be claimed for reclamation.
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East Oregonian
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James Johns
Johns
Umatilla
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Moore
Mr. Johns
Farmers condemn ship subsidy scheme in county resolution
The article notes Umatilla county farmers urging a resolution against the ship subsidy plan pushed in Congress. It argues the subsidy benefits shipyards and merchants, not farmers or the general public, and fears increased government gifts to shipping corporations while risking grain prices and the coal ship ban’s effects on the Northwest.
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Northwest
Merchant Marine League
League
Umatilla County
Navigation laws change to admit foreign built ships
The speaker argues the navigation laws have been altered to allow foreign built ships into American registry and require shipbuilding materials to be placed upon the free market. They condemn spending millions of dollars on something that may fail, urging uniformity in the laws to avoid costly mistakes.
New Washington division schedule adds morning and evening service
The Washington division of the O R & N adopts a new timetable improving Pendleton access. Trains run both directions daily enabling residents to travel to Walla Walla Milton Weston Athena Adams and return the same day or next morning for work or theatre events. The change benefits Pendleton residents with business in those towns as well.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Milton
Westey
Athena
Adams
Weston
The English Election and Shifting Privileges Placeholder
The article notes that early results show a Liberal lead and a shaken House of Lords, with taxes set to hit noble estates and gentry limits on fox hunting. It frames改革 as peaceful, contrasts France’s path as the populace acts differently.
Pendleton Eyes Traction System Boost for Growth
A Washington Oregon company proposes a traction system linking Pendleton. supporters say it could unlock the city’s commercial potential, making Pendleton a regional hub. Local leaders urge raising 50000 dollars to secure the project, warning future chances may not come again.
Traction Lines Move Sparks Backlash and Debate
Opinion piece notes critics sneer at the traction lines plan but urges supporters to consult the back of the movement and learn the facts behind the effort.
Stormy spring travel forecast hits the east
The blizzards now raging in New York, Chicago and elsewhere through the east and middle west should tend to encourage the colonist travel this spring.
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York
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Wallia Walla Forms Rational Guard Plan
The Evening Bulletin hails Wallia Walla as a hub of rational guard company ideas. Local booster praise highlights Walla Walla as a notable place for this concept, framing it as a promising development for the town.
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Evening Bulletin
Walla Walla
Cub reporter learns marriage story yields no copy
A city editor sends a new cub to cover a society wedding. He returns after an hour with nothing written as the bridegroom never showed up, prompting a joke about a new drink called love. The exchange reveals newsroom humor and workplace dynamics.
The Sweetest Thing, A Child’s Love in Allegory
A sovereign summons Doctor, priest, poet, artist, soldier, and others to name what they desire most. They seek power, religion, song, fame, glory, joy, and mercy, but the humble child asks for simple, loving care. The piece ends with the line that a child’s true love is the sweetest thing.
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Ericious King
Cure for Blushing Shows Nervous Cause and Remedies
An 19th century note on blushing links it to nervous temperament and self consciousness. It discusses facial reddening in children and adults, mentions cultural variation, and advises training shy children to take social roles, plus tonics, diet, cold baths, and exercise for adults. Youth's Companion discusses sermon length humorously.
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Rheumatism Cure Ad Claims Swift Specific Co
An advertisement asserts that Rheumatism stems from blood impurities and uric acid, caused by indigestion and weak kidneys. It promotes Swift Specific Co’s plant based remedy 8.3.8. and 6.5.5. claimed to purify blood, neutralize toxins, and relieve pain, promising free medical advice from Atlanta based company.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Average marriage age trends in England shift upward
The Royal Statistical Society notes an aging community with later marriages. About 40,000 girls marry before 21 yearly, over one seventh of all marriages. in thirty years more than one fifth of women wed were minors. The 1890s saw rising ages at first marriage and longer gaps before second and third marriages, with spinster and widow brides several months older.
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Royal Statistical Society
Rewenthy
Hilde
England
How They Knew Wer And The Nursery Window Carriage Scene
A reader notes a London scene from National Magazine where a lady admires rosy children, a nurse warns about kissing, and a girl reveals the children are the lady's own watched from the nursery window as she passed by in her carriage. The anecdote echoes a congressman’s remark after returning from Europe.
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National Magazine
For Sale 1800 Acre Stock Ranch Near Depot
An 1800 acre stock ranch offers 90 white faced Hereford cattle 60 full blood cows 40 crados 10 horses and $100 worth of chickens. It includes 3 wagons and farm machinery. The land is advertised at 12.60 per acre with a claim the property is a gift if purchased.
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