East Oregonian Publishing Co Daily and Weekly Rates Ad
The notice lists subscription rates for the Daily East Oregonian in Pendleton Oregon, including daily, weekly, and semi weekly options by mail or carrier. It notes distribution through The News Co Pendleton and bureaus in Portland and Washington DC.
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Fragmented Poetry Line Reads Ambition of Windows Souls
A damaged OCR fragment speaks of many windows in the soul and the glory of May. It hints at beauty and inner brightness without providing a clear narrative or full context. The source text remains incomplete and non-specific.
Emancipation for Milton Freewater Fruit District
The Milton Freewater district now has rail and warehouse capacity to market its crops independently. The East Oregonian urges complete emancipation from Walla Walla commission houses, noting Milton’s long history of supplying top fruits to Walla Walla. With strong facilities, Milton Freewater should establish its own name and label in the northwest fruit trade.
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Beware of the Wolf measure threatens Oregon cities
A proposed initiative to place Oregon towns under liquor and gambling control would strip state authority from cities, giving them sovereign status. Petitions circulated in Pendleton and Salem, led by Magay Reddy of Medford, claim over 1000 signatures collected. Opponents brand the measure a wolf in sheep’s clothing that would empower liquor interests and invite defiance of state laws.
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Brazen Oregon Liquor Fight Sparks Prohibition Backlash
A fragmentary editorial condemns liquor interests aiming to seize control in Oregon, calling the scheme brazen and predicting it will mobilize thousands of prohibition votes. The piece portrays the public as thoughtless and wary of liquor power.
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Geer Candidacy in Oregon Editorial Debate
The Salm Journal weighs whether T T Geer should run for congress in the second Oregon district. It argues direct primary hurdles favor active self-promotion and notes Geer’s long public service. Editor Huffman’s stance on Ellis and Geer is challenged, with a reply asserting Ellis’s eastern Oregon residency and Geer’s right to run.
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Island county farmer shows steady income from poultry and dairy
The narrator notes a poultry keeper with 68 chickens earning 46 cents a dozen and a dairyman with two cows bringing $522.56 annually. Both illustrate how practical work and good management can build income from small, home-farmed ventures. The piece champions independent farming as a path to health, wealth, and happiness through hands on effort.
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Pendleton Could Use River Power For Growth
If Pendleton had ample power facilities the Umontilla river could drive electric wheels turning idle water into energy. The city would reach a population of 26,000 with numerous manufacturing plants within a few years. Nature has already contributed significantly to this potential.
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Weather Reprieve Brings 7,000,000 Bushel Wheat Crop
As forecasts warned of ruin from drought and frost, sudden rain arrived and saved the wheat harvest. Officials estimate a robust 7,000,000 bushel crop this year, easing fears for farmers and markets.
Pendleton Welcomes New Settlers Year Round
Pendleton reports steady weekly arrivals of new settlers and open access to a favorable country. Prospective migrants are told they can reach a good land at full fare any time, reflecting ongoing immigration movement and appeal.
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Songs of the Plans and Westward Labor
A London Spectator poem reflects a farmer’s life of endurance and faith in the open west. It praises labor, weathering storms, and God’s plan across the prairies. A Pick-Me-Up line recalls a teacher defining memory and a Roseburg, Oregon robbery arrest with concealed money and gold in shoes.
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London Spectator
Laughing at Distress After Eating Ends With Bitter Aid
A historical health ad touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy to ease distress after meals. It claims the product can prepare the stomach for food, aid digestion and assimilation, and keep the bowels open.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Remedy Claims
An 19th century style advertisement asserts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters can prevent and cure illnesses including sick headache flatulency heartburn bloating dyspepsia colds and female complaints. It urges readers to try it today.
Success in Small Things on a Coupeville Farm
The Coupeville Times highlights two stories showing the value of small successes on farms. One piece profiles a man with a modest fruit and poultry operation by Useless Bay who keeps a steady, quiet approach without making a loud noise.
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The Panic Explained By Bankers Milk Ticket Joke
A humorous clipping portrays a banker explaining to a depositor and the public that during a panic banks will pay out only part of deposits using clearing house certificates. The tale shifts to a retort about a sleepless baby and milk tickets, highlighting financial fear and everyday worry.
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Bribery Claims Tangle Public Officers, Senator Says
Senator Sorgum asserts widespread bribery among public officers and warns that money offers can be disguised as legitimate deals or traps intended to compel testimony before a grand jury. The Washington Star quotes his skeptical view on corruption and accountability.
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