Pendleton Oregon Daily Rates and Newspaper Notices
The notice lists subscription prices for Daily, Weekly and Semi-Weekly editions in Pendleton Oregon, including mail and carrier options, with outlets at Morrison Street Portland and Northwest News Co. It identifies the Oregonian publishing company as publisher, notes United Press Association membership, and marks the paper as the official city and county paper with second class mail status.
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Pendleton
Oregonian Publishing CO
Daily East Oregonian
O m% News Co
Morrison Street
Portland Oregon
Northwest News Co
Portland
Goweaearty Bulls
Is It Coming The Progressive Party Movement Discussed
The national progressive republican league revives talk of a new party near the next national election. A split exists between progressives and standpatters, making the old Republican Democratic alignment seem nominal. The Kansas City Star notes the ambiguity of labeling a candidate as progressive or standpatters.
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National Progressive Republican League
League
Progressive Party
Kansas City Star
Poor substitute stirs House over good roads measure
Reported opposition from grange and farmers unions blocks a highway measure. A substitute would abolish the $4000 per year highway commissioner and shift duties to the state engineer, with a deputy paid $150 monthly. Critics note the engineer is an irrigation expert whose irrigation work dominates his duties.
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Farmers Union
Bil
Spere
Ar. Lewis
U. 6
Oregon Good Roads Proposal Needs Expert Oversight
The East Oregonian criticizes the plan to hire a $150 monthly clerk instead of a qualified highway engineer and questions spending $600,000 a year on road building without proper leadership. The piece argues for businesslike expenditure and advocates defeating the proposal if it halves quality in favor of cost cuts.
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East Oregonian
Liie
Oregon
Oman
Agricultural College Proves Practical Training Gains
In a yearly report President Kerr notes 3000 state residents benefited by college and experiment station programs. Enrollment at the college will top around 1900, showing growing popularity. The school emphasizes utilitarian, technical training in agriculture, horticulture, mining, engineering, pharmacy, business and home sciences, aiming to ready students for earning a living.
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Kerr
The
Agricultural College
Experiment Station Council
QO. A. C
Désert
Ain
Show Him The Project Pendleton Invites Roosevelt Visit
A Pendleton appeal urges Col Roosevelt to visit the Umatilla project in Oregon during a westward trip. The writer notes his early support for the reclamation act and suggests he might address locals. Pendleton and Hermiston residents are asked to unite for the invitation.
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Col. Roosevelt
West
Pendleton
Umatilla
Hermiston
State printer salaries questioned in budget talk
Readers are urged to consider pruning expenses by placing the state printer on a flat salary. The printer is described as highly paid, with annual earnings reportedly exceeding the salary of the U.S. president, a point raised in budget discussions.
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United States
East Side association backs intermarriage, says New York
A New York group has formed to uphold the intermarriage of all the races. The remark suggests there are more crazy people in the east than expected, reflecting local attitudes toward race mixing in this era.
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East
New York
Senator’s Visit Sparks East Coast Dinner Debate
A Kansas senator in Philadelphia enjoys a grand dinner but rejects claims of eastern superiority. He notes Kansas lacks the same fish and declares brain food comes from the Lord. The scene reflects playful political banter amid a looming $100 million Pennsylvania bond issue.
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Kansas
Shadime
Philadelphia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Times
Path to Yesterday Poem Echoes Nostalgic Yearning
A poem from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat evokes a path to yesterday through fragrant blossoms and memory. It recalls a hilltop house, nature sounds, a dancing girl, and lingering ghosts of former loves as whippoorwills call and the moon rests over dark hills.
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St. Louis
Lincoln Man and American Portrait of a Great Heart
An excerpt extols Lincoln beyond detraction and urges honoring his enduring moral influence. It argues that true legacy is measured by lasting impact, not contemporary fault finding, citing Stanton’s posthumous praise and noting Lincoln belongs to all time and peoples, yet remains American.
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Lincoln
Lincolns
Stanton
America
Stephen 8. Wise
Pacific Monthly
Near miss for Oregon as West declines top federal post
Oregon governor Oswald West narrowly escaped losing his job when offered a seat on the Interstate Commerce Commission. West refused, citing duty to serve four years as governor. The note cites Knapp’s retirement and shipper concerns, with Brandeis and others discussing freight-rate protests amid a wary commerce climate. Beautiful women are seldom dis dissatisfied with their sex.
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Oregon
Oswald West
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cockrell
Missorus
West
Knapp
Louis D. Brandeis
New York
Court of Commerce
John BE. Lathrop
Pacific Monthly
Investors in Mexico Back Diaz despite brutal regime
John Kenneth Turner argues in Pacific Monthly that American capital in Mexico, centered in Wall Street circles like the Morgan, Harriman, Guggenheim groups, props Diaz through special privileges. He warns that despotism cannot endure and that a change will threaten investors as well as lives.
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Mexico
Shankill
Wall Street
Morgan Group
Standard Off
Harriman Group
Guggenheimes
Bie
Diaz
Ding
Lsert
John Kenneth Turner
Pacific Monthly
Putting His Foot In It Joke From Mrs de Bride
Mrs de Bride hosted visitors and joked they might notice her walking shoes left out. Her husband’s consoling reply implied the shoes belonged to him, and the remark led to her ceasing to speak to him. This light anecdote reflects household humor found in the East Oregonian.
Trade for Pendleton Property in Payette Idaho
In Payette Idaho a trade for Pendleton property is noted. The brief item records a property exchange involving local location and specified destination Pendleton, with minimal context and no additional details available from the readable fragment.
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Payette
Idaho
Pendleton
Healthful Promise of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters
A vintage health ad touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure for indigestion dyspepsia poor appetite belching headache constipation biliousness and colds. It claims strong stomachs and robust health follow use and urges readers to try the preparation.
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Hostriter
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