Pendleton Daily East Oregonian notices and rates
The notice lists subscription prices for daily and weekly editions, including mail and carrier delivery options, with various durations and prices. It notes distribution points at Simi News Co and Northwest News Co in Portland, plus bureaus in Chicago and Washington D. C. The paper is a registered official county paper and a member of the United Press Association.
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The Burdens We bear and the Crown of Life
L J Lampton speaks of striving through life as a trial and the hope of a victor's crown. Whether we win or lose, a clear conscience grants peace beyond doubt. The poem imagines the final quest beyond this world and faith that life was square.
Oregon good roads plan faces farmer opposition now
The Oregon state good roads association pushes a proposed program for systematic highway construction and state county cooperation. Eastern and western farmers unions oppose, arguing costs fall largely on Portland, which would provide about one third of the state funding while Multnomah county gains none. The plan includes a highway commission with a $4900 salary and an engineer at $4000, overseen by county courts to direct roadbuilding and spending, aiming to prevent improper work and fund management.
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Grange
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East Oregonian
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Public road project faces public disagreement in Oregon
The passage cites tension between good roads advocates and the general populace. It argues that leaders failed to involve the people, leading to discord about how to achieve better roads. It signals that Oregon may not secure good roads due to lack of consensus.
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Oregon
Protect the Children Editorial on Child Labor
An editorial argues children are state assets with duties to protect them from exploitation. It emphasizes the right to childhood, avoiding premature labor before education and maturity, and warns that neglecting this minimum preparation weakens society and the state’s foundation.
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Spokesman-Review
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Timeline dots: historical events and births listed
A compact list of notable dates and figures from history including Thy Triple Alliance formation in 1665 Peter the Great’s death 1725 MattHew Carey born 1760 Sikhs defeat at Allwal 1846 Prescott’s death 1859 Pearls capitulation 1871 street railway strike 1859 Cleveland gold bond request 1909 Gomez inauguration.
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Railroad time cards sought in newspapers bill
Senator Albee pushes a measure requiring railroad companies to publish their time cards in newspapers to reduce patron inconvenience. The bill argues public access is cheaper than visiting depots or calling, and would cut inquiries for employees. Also notes debates on Taft Japan treaty and Portland road funding rumors.
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Pendleton
Railrroad
Signature quirks echo forefathers in odd tale
A Western buyer boasts of ancestral signing fame as one forefather allegedly signed the Declaration of Independence. The salesman counters with a claim that another forebear signed the Ten Commandments, prompting a blunt, infectiously amused exchange.
Skeletons Explained by Young Dialogues
A brief anecdote from Metropolitan Magazine recalls two young girls overhearing elders discuss skeletons. The older asserts knowledge, the younger counters, and the elder asks for a definition. The exchange ends with a blunt, humorous definition: bones with the people off.
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Lasa
Metropolitan Magazine
Four Delegations Visit Site for Branch Asylum
Four distinguished delegations have visited to examine the matter of a branch asylum site. The proceedings suggest that the investigation will yield some good will and a positive result.
Caruso Ca rugo: teacher misjudges student voice
In an American city school Italian students study music when a stern teacher spots a boy with a deep voice and accuses him of fooling around. The pupil answers Caruso, prompting a classroom clash. After school the boy reveals his name is Caruso Carugo and the teacher begins vocal lessons, realizing her mistake.
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Philadelphia Times
Caruso
Cnorusq Carugo
Shoes and seasons clash in a local store
In a Youngstown Telegram piece a stout customer tests a dozen pairs. The salesman offers a pair he says fits perfectly. The man rejects them as too narrow and pointed, noting he still wears last season’s feet.
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Youngstown Telegram
When They Overreached In The Oak Mistel Toe Scene
A brief excerpt describes a scene aboard a vessel where a crew member spots mistletoe in an oak. The line ends with the crew fishing someone out with a hook, voiced in a Ladies Home Journal tone suggesting a light domestic moment.
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Algeron
Ladies Home Journal
Oreste's class and the joke about Lavelens marriages
A Chicago woman’s son boasts in class about "Lavelens marriages" after the teacher lists modern inventions such as fireless cookers and smokeless powder. The judge narrator notes the playful moment.
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Chicago
Oreste
Lavelens
Private pupils sought for short term voice building
A limited number of private pupils will be accepted for a short time. Physical culture and breathing methods aim to improve voice. Instruction takes place in Room 16 at Hotel La Fontaine above the French Rest aurant.
Tell the Truth or Trump But Get the Trick
A concise editorial line argues for honesty in messaging while noting clever tactics to outmaneuver opponents. It frames truth as essential to credibility and political advantage, warning against manipulative stunts that backfire.
Unfurnished housekeeping room for rent notice
Unfurnished housekeeping room for rent in the East Oregonian building. Steam heat and electric lights provided. Inquire at front desk or contact office for details.
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East Oregonian
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