Weekly and Subscriptions Rates for Pendleton Paper East Oregonian
The Pabneied Daily and East Oregonian Publishing Co announce subscription rates by mail and carrier. Rates include yearly, six month, and three month options with delivery by mail or carrier. Offices listed in Pendleton Oregon and Washington DC with United Press Association service.
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La Follette rising in 1908 GOP race says Tribune
The Chicago Tribune reports La Follette of Wisconsin near the head of the presidential field for 1908. It contrasts him with Garfield and Taft, praising La Follette as a fighter for the people and predicting Oregon and the West will favor his delegation to the Republican convention.
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Help the Settlers Homestead Entry Residency Clause
A frayed fragment shows a bill provision stating no homestead entry shall be canceled if proof is lacking due to nonresidence in December through March, with exceptions for other months. It notes the absence period applies to residence requirements under existing law and references a senator and a governor hopeful.
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Homestead Law Aims to Aid Builders Not Impose Hardship
The article argues the homestead law should help settlers gain homes, noting winter delays mean men with limited funds risk hardship if the law fails. It contends the law was to aid settlement, not test financial endurance or favor those with means to leave work idle.
Geer scrutiny over eastern Oregon residency questioned
The East Oregonian notes Congressman Ellis as a resident of eastern Oregon and argues T. T. Geer lacks a permanent eastern Oregon stake. The piece contends Geer moved east less than two years ago to run as an eastern Oregon candidate and has not established Pendleton residence or ongoing ties to local business. It contrasts with Doc Standley and Till Taylor as long-time local officials.
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trains on time praised by few
Public opinion stays silent on punctual trains while any delay sparks a chorus of criticism, reflecting a harsh norm in everyday life. The message notes a general lack of appreciation for consistent reliability and the abrupt response to a single lapse.
Geer in Town Today Meeting West Oregon Friends
T T Geer was in town today shaking hands with his many friends. The presence drew attention from local residents and supporters, reflecting ongoing community interest in his visits and activities.
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Pendleton Seeks Growth as Eastern Oregon Leader
Pendleton emerges as a central hub with strong schools and regional influence. Farmers from across eastern Oregon visit and participate, underscoring the city’s prominence in agriculture and community affairs.
Wheat harvest ends, forest work begins in Oregon
The workload shifts rapidly from wheat to wood in eastern Oregon. In Umatilla county, overcoats and sleighs are rare curiosities as the climate and season push workers to new tasks.
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Umatilla
The World Is Made By You Poem by Gilman
A motivational verse urging action and power to shape the world. Lines exhort readers to rise and prove the strength in them, linking weather and crops to collective duty. The piece emphasizes belief, daring, and decisive action of individuals.
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Japanese Proverb Parade Teaches Quick Sermons
A collection of proverbs from the Mikado's Empire offers brief maxims on contentment, humility, and effort. It notes that making idols harms the soul, warns against flattery, and cites familiar sayings such as Even a monkey sometimes falls from a tree and Poverty cannot overtake diligence.
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Woman Suffrage Advances In Various U.S. Jurisdictions
Reports show the Michigan constitutional convention committee on elections unanimously endorsing equal suffrage for women with chairman Watson asserting it will be fair. Ohio bills seek constitutional amendment to enfranchise women in both house and senate. The Arizona Republican notes inmate classifications in the territory’s penitentiary as of December 31, 1907, with only two female prisoners. The Town state librarian cites 1906 and 1907 articles on women in major magazines, while Henri Marteau is named successor to Joachim as chief violin professor at the Royal High School of Music in Berlin. born 1874 in Rheims to a French officer and a German mother.
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The Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Advertisement
A vintage ad touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney bladder and urinary troubles claiming it prevents kidney waste attacks on vital organs and offers free sample bottles and mail offers from Binghamton New York with instructions to mention reading the paper.
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Galveston’s achievement praised by citizens and officials
A local tribute lauds Galveston’s commission government for repaying debt, boosting credit, improving streets and services, and stabilizing taxes. It credits plain American citizens as leaders, notes the city’s hurricane protection and governance progress, and mentions the succession of mayors and diverse backgrounds.
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Notable Social Status Range Expressed In Speech
A concise remark on social strata describing mature years and means across wealthy to moderate households as a balanced, respectable and self respecting segment of everyday people. The statement emphasizes ordinary decency over wealth.
President backs end to height ban on postal service
The president supports removing the rule excluding men under five feet four inches from postal service, arguing the policy would have rejected capable individuals such as the late Stephin A. Dotglas.
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Healthy Plants and Hair Cure Ad From The Oregonian
An old advertisement argues a rosebush's poor growth stems from a germ and promotes Newbro's Herpicide for dandruff and hair loss. It urges destruction of the cause and offers samples via The Herpicide Co of Detroit and A. C. Koeppen & Bros. Read the Oregonian.
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