Dally East Oregonian Advertising and Post Details
The Dally East Oregonian is kept on sale at the Oregon News Co 47 Oth Streat Portland Oregon Chicago Bureau 909 Security Building Washington DC Roroma 501 Four teenth Street NW Member United Ps Association Entered at Pendleton Oregon as second mail matter Telephone Mata.
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The Fairies’ Charm Forever For You and Me
A poetic fragment from Herbert Hastings Bucknell in Pacific Monthly questions if thrushes wake in scented brakes and if leaves rustle to the moonlit lake. It wonders who heard the south wind’s message and who saw fairies dance in goblin glimmers, weaving elfin gold for ever for you and me.
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Pacific Monthly
Pendleton Traction Drive Faces Big Property Owner Gap
The East Oregonian notes progress in raising 360000 for a traction line but big property owners have not yet backed the fund. Local merchants show enthusiasm while influential owners remain aloof. Calls for conciliation, clearer contract terms with the Washington Oregon company, and possible concessions to unify support. The paper remains hopeful Pendleton will not miss the opportunity.
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East Oregonian
Pendleton
Washington-Oregon
Startling report on Pendleton dairies prompts action
A report by Deputy Food and Dairy Commissioner Paul V Maris reveals eight troubling conditions in local dairies. He notes Pendleton dairies score poorly with a top grade of 1 out of 2 and would be barred from Portland sales, casting credit on local producers and prompting calls for reform.
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Paul V. Maris
Food and Dairy
Pendleton
Portland
Criticism of Oregon Dairy Oversight and Call for Reform
The writer urges rapid dairy reforms to prevent contamination and questions why local dairies have not been inspected before. They accuse the state food and dairy commissioner of neglect and praise the deputy for moving to enforce regulations, hoping the effort continues.
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Food and Dairy Commissioner’s Office
Maris
Slnck
Oregon
Penitent’s Bench
Call for live enumerators for Pendleton county census
A local appeal urges Pendleton and Umatilla county to secure live enumerators for the upcoming census. The note warns against choosing easy targets and stresses a full, accurate count and fair pay practices to avoid partial listings.
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Pendleton
Umatilla
Poultry Show Doubles Exhibits At Pen-Weton Fair
Imagery from last fall sparked a strong poultry show in the Smith Crawford building now featuring 600 fowls. The birds are described as fine specimens, representing the pick of northwest chickens, underscoring the fair's well managed success and growing public interest.
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Smith-Crawford
Pen- Weton
Paying the Penalty for France’s Forest Neglect
France bears a heavy toll for past neglect of forests. Floods on the Seine and other rivers have submerged a third of the country as timber wastage in watersheds worsens runoff. Paris and the republic suffer from storm waters and flood damage attributed to deforestation.
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France
Paris
Republic
Pendleton Opens Debate Season With Exhibition Fight
Tomorrow night Pendleton hosts the high school debate season opening while the honorable James J. Jeffries and Frank Gotch stage an exhibition at the theatre. The event promises to blend intellectual sport with the crowd pleasing display of physical prowess.
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Pendleton
James J. Jeffries
Frank Gotch
Pen dleton Property Owners Push Traction Lead
The large property owners of Pen dleton show strong interest in city advancement. They anticipate rising land values and higher rents if the town progresses. They should spearhead the traction movement, but currently are not involved.
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Pendleton
The Pledge of Love and the Tithemen Rent Tale
A fragment from the Athinta Constitution poem shows a speaker pledging to love in a tranquil scene with a snow-white cat and blooming roses. Tithemen demand rent, pausing romance as Love cannot pay, yet the lover teases the tithemen while dreaming of distant fairy realms.
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Love
Athinta Constitution
Cunning Folk and Lost Love in New England Magazine
A poem from New England Magazine reflects on squandered love and care, contrasting a shared bond with heedless spending. The speaker laments wasted fortune and time, warning that prudent restraint might have preserved the future.
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New England Magazine
Strange Story of Justice in Teelsphere Guerin Case
The case of Teelsphere Guerin, a Ginadlan charged with stealing shoes worth $2.75 in Jefferson Ville Indiana, drew a court of appeal review. Guerin served sixteen months, was paroled to work for the warden’s nephew, earned $4 weekly, and faced arrest if he left for better pay. He appealed after Montreal extradition and parole violation.
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Guerin
Court of Appeal
Jefferson Ville
Indiana
Montreal
Lyman J. Gage Recalled In Odd Marriage Tale
A.U.S. treasury secretary Lyman J. Gage is humorously referenced as marrying at age 12 to a woman valued at seven dollars. The joke suggests she will guide him in handling currency so he feels outdated in financial affairs.
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Lyman J. Gage
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Uncle Lyman
Cleveland Doctor Links Morality to Dental Health
A Cleveland physician argues that crime and ill behavior stem from poor dental care and aching teeth, suggesting that dental health affects good citizenship and social conduct.
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Cleveland
Secret Society of Breakers Report From Atchison Globe
An Atchison item describes a new group called the Secret Society of Breakers. A member allegedly coaches a woman to view china, then causes a platter to break during a display, with the lamp shade incident cited as another example. The note ends with a quip about congressmen seeking salves.
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Secret Society of Breakers
Atchison
Joon
China
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Atchison Globe
Beef trust faces federal grand jury investigation
The beef trust is accused of overcharging for meat as a federal grand jury begins investigation. A dairy commissioner complains milk quality, while the water commissioner notes Pendleton may be drawing water from Wild Horse Creek. It is a rough road we travel.
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Dairy Communte Loner
Water Commissioner
Pendleton
Wild Horse Creek
Pendleton Forward Drive Demands Hard Work
The speaker urges residents to commit to strenuous, focused effort to advance Pendleton. Emphasizing persistence, they call for collective action and disciplined labor to achieve progress for the community.
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Pendleton
Cities Must Be Built, Not Grow On Their Own
City planners argue rapid urban expansion requires deliberate design and strong infrastructure. Officials emphasize zoning, transit, housing, and public services to shape growth and prevent uncontrolled sprawl.
For Sale 1900 Acre Stock Ranch At 12.50 Per Acre
This advertises a 1900 acre stock ranch ten miles from a depot with 90 Hereford head and 60 full blood cows plus 40 grades, a $750 bull, $500 cows, 14 horses, $100 in chickens, 3 wagons and farm gear. The owner says you may obtain it free if you buy the land at 12.50 per acre.
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