Pendleton East Oregonian rates and offices
Pendleton Oregon weekly and semi weekly independent paper lists subscription prices for mail and carrier delivery, and notes sale locations including Oregon News Co in Portland and Security Building in Washington DC. Also indicates postal classification and filing details.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Oregonien
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Vortland
Cremne
Duldlingington
When in disgrace I envy others and thy love recalled
A compact Shakespearean sonnet excerpt reflecting inner despair at fortune. The speaker laments outcast state and longing for equality with richer friends, then brighter gratitude to a loved one elevates him, comparing recalled love to wealth and kings.
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William Shakespeare
Georgia Claims The Honor In Senate Election Debate
The Atlanta Constitution rebukes Oregon legislators and supporters of popular vote for United States senators. It notes Georgia pioneered popular vote submission in primaries more than 15 years ago and stresses the general assembly remains free to choose any candidate. The piece argues against fears of state betrayal of trust.
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Oregon
Chamberlain
United States Senate
United States
Georgia
Ted
General Assembly
Hat Pins Debate Length Limits in Legislative Talk
Representative Parrish introduces a bill to cap hat pin length at ten inches arguing shorter pins curb weapon risk when used on hats. Critics doubt regulation solves the issue, noting dangers from long pins jabbed into wearers or bystanders and questioning practical effectiveness.
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Parrish
Direct Primary Debate Stirs Reform Press Voice
The Collier's Weekly editorial argues for a properly written direct primary law and criticizes machine politics. It warns that rich earners could still dominate campaigns, highlighting the core contention in the reform debate.
Man With Money Decides Local Democratic Nomination
The article argues that Colby, a former State Senator from New Jersey, notes the candidate who last won the Democratic nomination for state senator secured it again with a $2505 expenditure in a county of over 890,000. It questions who funds most candidates and how money from corporations and wealthy individuals influences who is chosen.
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Colby
New Jersiey
Proposals to curb divorce echo old proverbs
A Washington judge’s idea to tighten marriage rules sparks debate on the root causes of divorce. The piece notes ancient sayings about haste and delay, suggests bans publishing and doctor certificates for marriage, and cites Dr. Cole’s bill as merit. It argues distress in marriage is not new and references Dean Swift on matrimony’s troublesome brood.
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Washington
Pr. Cole
Dean Swift
Chance and Design Across The Cosmos And Life
Fragmentary verse contemplates chance shaping Earth seas tides stars and rivers. It reflects on how births wars dynasties rise and fall as fate and divine design intersect human longing and understanding, ending with a reflection on meaning and even angels. The piece cites Nautilus as a sign.
Fire escape bill could aid hotels and lodgings
A Washington legislature bill to require fire escapes ropes and other devices for emergencies is seen as wise and potentially worthy of adoption by Oregon. The article notes fires often strike at night putting occupants at risk and cites past deadly hotel fires, urging improved escape means.
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Washington
Oregon
Some o these bright sweet days song motif from Atlanta Constitution
A poetic fragment celebrates hopeful days and recovering happiness. It envisions shadows dissolving into smiles, a bet on success in each mile, and roses returning through snow. The piece quotes the Atlanta Constitution urging a bright, rhythmic mood.
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Atlanta Constitution
Christian Womanhood In Everyday Life Poem Excerpt
A Whittier verse praising a Christian woman whose gentle face prayerful bearing and holy living blend heavenly and human virtues. It highlights household duties, prayer, and gracious conduct as the center of a virtuous life. The poem lauds humble service and pious devotion within domestic roles.
Forever and a Day Poem Fragment Seeks Closure
An archaic poetic fragment describes a blackbird’s song while a woman leaves, taking springtime, a peach bloom on her cheek, laughter from a book, and blue from the path, ending with an unfinished rhyme about what she calls a wees.
Bill Proposed for Married Women's Suffrage and Child Votes
A proposed Washington bill would give each married woman a vote plus an extra vote for every child. The plan aims to address the race death by own action problem.
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Washington
Cemetery Block East of River To Get Shade Trees Hopefully
An old cemetery block on the north side of the river may become a pleasant site when shade trees replace tumble-down tombstones. The idea envisions replacing tumbleweeds with greenery and improving the area’s appearance.
Not Keeping Up. Quip on a Philadelphia chauffeur arrest
A Life magazine snippet presents a quip where a man says he discharged his Philadelphia chauffeur and was arrested on his account. The joking exchange implies the arrest was for blocking traffic rather than speeding. The brief humor reflects street bustle and a public transportation anecdote.
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Philadelphia
Lee Street Bridge Rebuild Plans Move Forward
Report states the Lee Street Bridge will be rebuilt in the near future by unspecified parties, with officials indicating progress and optimism for completion.
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Lee Street
Pendleton Called a Basketball Town by Full Teams
Pendleton earns praise as a basketball town with strong local teams, drawing attention to the depth of talent and community support across repeated seasons and competitions.
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Pendleton
A Good Day's Work Is Best Prayer for Reat
A short note celebrates effort as a form of prayer, praising daily labor as a quiet act of devotion. The piece underscores discipline, perseverance, and steady progress as core virtues guiding a steadfast life.
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