COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER AD RATES AND Distribution
The Daily East Oregonian outlines its publication schedule and mail rates including daily, semi weekly, and weekly editions. Circulation options cover six months and one year by mail or carrier with varying prices. The paper notes locations for purchases and bureau addresses while confirming United Press Association membership and postal classifications.
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Sean Iin
Pituaabove Delly
He Trier
Bell
The Good Green Trail Poem Excerpt
An excerpt from a poem about a journey across fields wood and sea with a persistent call of the good green trail. It evokes landscapes from peak to vale and through twilight noon night and dawn. The Baltimore Sun is cited as the source.
Was H M Cake the best senatorial timber
The piece argues that H M Cake, chosen by Oregon Republicans over Charles W Fulton, faced attacks from Bennett and the Dalles Optimist. It claims Cake ran lawfully under the direct primary, accepted the voters’ choice, and supported the Republican ticket. It contrasts Cake’s conduct with Fulton supporters who allegedly sabotaged Cake to elect a Democrat. It concludes by asking which better represents Republican principles.
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Dalles
Oregonian
Oregon Daily Journal
H. M. Cake
Oregon
Mr. Cake
United States
Charlies W. Fulton
Optimist
Fulton
Ma Cake
Mr. Cake Atill
Mr. Bennett
The
Cake
Lowell
Smith
Bourne
Fulton Republicana
Bennett
Roosevelt Choice Shapes American Leadership
The piece lauds Theodore Roosevelt's enduring influence in U.S. politics asserting that the Roosevelt choice determined key figures from Taft to Knox. It praises his decisive leadership, minimal errors, and energetic reorganization of the Panama Canal commission, claiming progress and vigor under his guidance.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Knox
United States Supreme Bench
Panama Canal Commission
Roosevelt's Practical Perseverance Through Conservation
The text praises Theodore Roosevelt for reorganizing the Post Office Department into a working system, protecting lands and forests, and uniting governors to preserve natural resources. It lauds his practical approach, intense energy, and ceaseless activity, predicting lasting historical significance and few mistakes in his administration.
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Post Office Department
Roosevelt
Tonnage Follows Improved Inland Waterways, Prussia Example
Increasing tonnage is inevitable with better transportation facilities. The author cites Prussia to show how improving rivers like the Rhine Elbe and Oder boosted cargo, arguing tonnage rises with waterways. The National Rivers and Harbors congress endorses this system for the United States as essential and commercially beneficial.
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United States
Prussia
Guenther
Frankfort
Department of Commerce and Labor
Diet
Rhine
Elbe
Oder
Berlin
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Pendleton orators shine in eastern Oregon Fourth of July events
Pendleton furnishes three principal orators for eastern Oregon Independence Day celebrations. Congressman Ellis speaks at La Grande, Judge Stephen A. Lowell at Joseph, and Rev. W. H. Bleakney at Pilot Rock. The city is praised for its large pool of lawyers and eloquent speakers contributing to regional civic life.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Ellis
la Grande
Stephen A. Lowell
Joseph
W. H. Bleakney
Pilot Rock
Portland
At Least 76 Private Irrigation Projects Planned
By year end a minimum of 76 private irrigation developments are planned, reflecting ongoing expansion in water management. Authorities anticipate private investment and farmer participation to accelerate agricultural productivity.
Pendleton Brewery Eyes Denatured Alcohol Plant
Discussion notes potential conversion of Pendleton's brewery into a denatured alcohol plant in Umatilla County. Pumps and storage would power several eight horsepower units, needing thousands of gallons of denatured alcohol if affordable supply existed, creating a local market at home.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
Walter Damrosch Sees Music as Spiritual Battle
The Whitman Pioneer reports Walter Damrosch at Whitman College praising music as the soul’s battle, noting Beethoven and Wagner as pivotal, music education value, and its power to enrich home life. He lauds symphonic form, German tastes, and encourages lifelong study alongside Shakespeare and Dante. He closed by performing Wagner’s Love Song from Volkerl
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Whitman
Walter Damrosch
Whitman College
Damroel Anid
Beethoven
Wagner
Whener
Damrosch
Lfe
Keata
Schumann
Tke
Volkerle
Lights of Home: A Poem Fragment by Alfred Noyes
A fragment from Alfred Noyes recalling a pilot’s yearning for home as a seabird fights foam and waves. The speaker contrasts distant lights with the moon and stars as the great heavens pass by, ending with a refrain of seeing the lights of home.
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Alfred Noyes
The
Cornhill Magazine
Philosophical Fowl and Exposition Plans in 1909 Seattle
A quirky verse notes a philosophical fowl while Succcess Magazine reports Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition safety steps in Seattle for summer 1909. Seattle anticipates about 200000 visitors from the Atlantic fleet, with no single peak crowd during the fair.
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Seattle
The General Demand for a Simple Laxative
The Well Informed seek a pleasant efficient liquid laxative of known value. California Fig Syrup Co. offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, a gentle yet prompt remedy. Buy the genuine made by California Fig Syrup Co. only, sold by leading druggists for fifty cents per bottle.
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California Fig Syrup Co
California Mig Syrup Co
Where is Lowell in the Oregon political scene
The text questions Judge Lowell and his involvement with Bryan’s fall campaign. It alleges Oregon Republicans oppose direct election of U S senators and direct primaries. It references machine politicians at the state convention and at the national convention, both rejecting direct voter election of senators and a direct primary.
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Judge Lowell
Bryan
Hoe
Oregon
United States
Oregon Reforms Face Clash With Machine Plan
The Salem Journal argues the state must choose between popular reform and the machine’s old practices. It claims the machine opposes progress and the Oregonian backs overturning reforms, warning against senators elected by the doodle machine. The piece predicts Oregon will side with reforms in the struggle.
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Oregon
Oregonian
Salem Journal
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