East Oregonian Publishing Co Subscription Rates
Independent newspaper text from Tendieton Oregon listing daily and weekly subscription rates by mail and carrier. Rates include one year daily five dollars mail, another option, monthly, and six month terms. Distribution details and addresses for subscriptions noted. Includes publication bureau locations and United Press Association membership.
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Voters urged to study initiative measures and vote informed
The Portland Oregonian defends voter intelligence and urges Oregonians to study the initiative measures on the ballot. It rejects telling voters to shut their eyes and vote no, arguing that people and the legislature must decide freely under new direct primary law and referendum processes.
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Love and the Priest Romance Shocks South Parish
A prominent southern Catholic priest elopes with a woman he loves and remarries, leaving religious duties behind. The story examines whether devotion to love can outweigh priestly vows, with the tale framed as a moral and emotional conflict within a devout life.
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Hua
Wie
Oregon Senate Election Support Amid Calls for Change
A dated fragment argues against popular state control of U S senators, claiming opposition to the people’s rule. It references Oregon politics and a push for popular election of U S senators, noting the principle is deeply rooted in the state’s discourse.
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Oregon
United State
Statement No. 1 and the push for popular senatorial elections
In a heated column Oregon Republicans argue for Statement No. 1 and the direct election of United States senators. The piece denounces opponents who favor party over people, calling for honest elections, political independence, and a rebuke to those who would overthrow the will of voters. H. M. Duke of Portland backs the plan as essential for full representation.
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Portland
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United States Senate
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East Oregonian Assails Geer Over Temperament
The East Oregonian criticizes T. G. Geer for childish loss of self control over a minor political dispute. It argues Geer lacks the even temper and dignity needed for Congress and wonders if he could restrain himself in a national setting.
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East Oregonian
T. T. Geer
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Editor in Oregon Prefers Peace Over Feud.
Pendleton in Kentucky would trigger a mob. Here the East Oregonian editor greets the Tribune with a broad smile and love for his erring brother. Life is too short to waste in warfare.
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East Oregonian
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Pendleton market days to be fixed events for sale
Pendleton officials urge residents to bring stock and property early for vetting and sale at fixed market days. The plan promotes Pendleton as the inland empire trading center and aims to make it the Northwest horse marketing hub, completing its transformation.
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Pendleton
Inland Empire
Northwest
Hermister Could Gain Two Rail Routes in Coming Years
The Hermister district may see rail access broadened with Simmons Landing to Holdman railroad lines. Officials anticipate tapping two routes as development advances, potentially connecting the region to broader markets and freight corridors.
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Hermister
Simmons Landing-Holdman
Alcohol from potatoes planned as future fuel
The Delineator notes denatured alcohol as a potential electricity substitute. A New York company led by a diplomat-turned-president pushes denatured alcohol, aided by 50 cent per gallon tax removal. Agriculture Dept promotes a new potato variety to produce alcohol, plus a seven dollar alcohol flatiron stove and lamp butter.
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Sketch of Blind Tom the Musical Prodigy
A historical sketch recounts Blind Tom, born a enslaved Black child on a southern plantation, who grew into a famed musical prodigy. He learned by listening, played on a piano, charmed crowds on tours, yet his life revealed cruelty, dependence on his caretakers, and a complex legacy as a celebrated but troubled performer.
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Prom Small Beginnings From a Subways Scare
A subway platform incident in New York World story describes a man dropping an iron ash can cover onto the third rail, causing a blaze and a blackout. Trains halted, lights failed, and peak-hour crowds endured minutes of darkness and fear as passengers shared anxious whispers.
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New York
Roosevelt declines to seek Platts seat after presidency
Chicago paper reports Roosevelt will not pursue Senator Platts seat after his term ends. The article notes he has signaled plans to chase a bear hunt in Alaska, implying no immediate political ambitions.
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Roosevelt
Senator Platts
Alwaka
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters claims cure all ailments
Patent remedy advertisement asserts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters can prevent and cure sickness headaches flatulence heartburn heating indigestion drapers in colds and female ills. It suggests trying the product to improve health.
Ninety Foot Tapeworm Tied to Cooper Treatment in Chicago
During L T Cooper’s Chicago visit his new preparation drew crowds and prompted claims from Emil Winkler of 182 East Ohio Street that a tapeworm over ninety feet long passed from his system after using the medicine. Winkler’s testimonial follows widespread sales of Cooper preparations with Pendleton Drug Co. offering explanations and access.
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Chicago
Emil Winkler
Cooper
Mr. Winkler
East Ohio Street
St. Louie
Mr. Cooper
Winkler
Pendleton Drug Co
Monster Muscalonge Skeleton Hints At Fatal Lake Attack
A fossilized muscalonge skull found with a stone lodged in it suggests a fatal struggle during high water. The record describes a seven-pound victim and a larger, predatory bull muscalonge said to prey on any living creature within sight.
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Metiapolitin Mogialne
Modern progress and the future of boots in the market
A fragmented note discusses progress and pride in today’s youth, claiming fine boots are scarce as modern markets shift. It hints boots becoming harder to find and reflects on changing consumer availability and values.
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