East Oregonian Publication Details and Pricing
The Daily East Oregonian, an independent Pendleton paper, lists subscription rates for daily, weekly, semi weekly editions and carrier delivery. It notes bureaus in Portland and Washington, D. C., and that it is a member of the United Press Association.
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Pendleton
Oregon
East Qgeegonian. Publishing CO
Mall
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Ees
Oss
Daily
East Oregonian
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Oregon News Co
Oth Street
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City of the Light and Felix Adler legend
A poetic fragment describes a golden city of everlasting light and justice, where only the righteous dwell and wrong is banished. It speaks of a final reign of Right and an eventual merge into the City of the Light associated with Felix Adler.
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City of the Light
Felix Adler
Progress and vision for Umatilla County's agricultural future
The essay extols moving beyond comfort to reclaim sagebrush deserts and expand dryland farming in eastern Oregon. It praises resilient, hardworking residents of Umatilla County who endure hardship for future gains, foreseeing richer irrigation, orchard and garden growth, more homes, higher per acre profits, and a thriving Pendleton economy as development accelerates.
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Umatilla
Irving
Pendleton
Power of the Press. Journalism, which once sat like a
A fragment from a historical newspaper reflects on journalism's role and status, noting how the power and influence of the press were once central to public life and discourse. The excerpt hints at changes in media authority over time, implying shifts in societal reliance on reporting.
Press as fourth estate shaped by public will and science
A San Francisco Examiner essay lauds the press as a guiding force in imperial times, arguing journalism wields power beyond armaments. It calls the newspaper the people’s university and the chief link between governments and the public, central to a new social order.
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King’s Gate
San Francisco Examiner
London
People's
University of the People
Joe Simon Again Enters Portland Mayoral Race
The article notes Joe Simon’s return to politics as Portland nears rapid growth and eyes state implications. Observers question if he will back the direct primary reform or help swing power to party machines, shaping the city and state politics ahead.
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Portland
Lane
Simon
Joe Simon
Pendleton Seeks to Maintain Convention City Status
Pendleton aims to preserve its reputation as a premier venue for large state and district meetings in eastern Oregon. The city emphasizes hosting capacity and regional prominence to attract future conventions.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Housewives respond to indictments of sugar trust men
A note states there are housewives who will not moan over the fact that the men in the sugar trust have been indicted. The comment reflects a stance of restraint amid a major legal development involving sugar industry executives.
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Sugar Trust
Smoking bans in Seattle grills under Washington law
Question about whether the Washington anti cigarette law extends to grill rooms in Seattle restaurants and bars. Legal interpretation hinges on whether the establishment qualifies as a public place and if exemptions apply to dining areas under state statute.
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Washington
Seattle
Pendleton Eagle Scream Event Echoes Local Rally
A Pendleton gathering echoes a bold call as participants prepare to chant the phrase Let er huck while signaling a spirited community moment. Local organizers urge turnout and emphasize regional pride amid ongoing civic activities.
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Pendleton
Not a horse doctor according to Little Muriel
A child bursts into the house absorbed in a tale of delay for tea. She explains that a supposed horse doctor was set to attend a horse that fell, but the visitor turns out to be no doctor at all.
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Muriel
Everybody's Magazine
I Should Say So Love Advice From a Youth
A love struck student studying proposal etiquette asks a friend about kneeling to propose. The friend replies bluntly that if he does not kneel the girl should leave, exposing humorous yet frank advice on courtship.
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Everybody's Magazine
Milk as a universal and economical food
An analysis from Storrs Experiment Station extols milk as a perfect food, rivaling beef in value. It advocates halving meat consumption and doubling milk intake to save money and improve health, warning against filthy milk that harbors bacteria and disease germs.
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Storrs Experiment Station
Why Bread Is Dear and American Wheat Yields
Outing Magazine argues wheat demand exceeds supply as virgin land is exhausted and yields drop while population rises. It urges rapid adoption of better farming methods, cites England’s 60 year climb to higher averages, and notes U S farm returns last year at 7 billion versus forests at 1.25 billion.
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Englad
Feaster
Walt Tll
College Man's English on Moral Debt and Finishes
A graduate's muddled letter discusses a dispute over overtime pay from a small, college-backed firm. It questions legal and ethical grounds for demanding $6.08, cites New York state law, and proposes a check for equal amount with a cryptic note. The piece reflects on finish and responsibility in business prose.
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New York State
Travelers and tipping nuisance debate voiced by Baltimore News
A Baltimore News critique condemns tipping in hotel dining rooms as a nuisance. It singles out the commercial traveler as the chief offender when he enters a hotel dining room, accusing him of aspiring to ease the drummer’s burden and provoking friction among guests.
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le Sole
Baltimore News
Personality Wins in Modern Salesmanship
Forrest Chasey argues in Everybody's July issue that personality remains crucial for traveling salesmen. He notes brief customer contact requires decisive engagement, with the drummer of old replaced by rapid, personalized efforts and sharp incentives to own the customer relationship.
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Forrest Chasey
Disturbing the peace at college crew celebration
A policeman after a crew victory arresting two students for disturbing the peace, the magistrate presses for their names as one youth mumbles his garbled reply. The scene captures a campus crowd and a judge’s probing questions during arraignment.
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Everybody’s Magazine
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