Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Publication Info Blast
Public notice of publication schedule rates for daily and weekly editions. Lists subscriptions by mail and carrier, with durations across daily, semi weekly, and weekly segments. Mentions sales locations in Portland and Washington DC bureaus and United Press Association affiliation.
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Pendleton
The
East Oregonian Publishing Co
Mall
Remi
Mail
Daily East Oregonian Ia
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland Oregon
Security Building
Washington,d. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
United States
Europe
East Oregonian
Oregonian
Usher's
East Oregonian Pub
Ore
Not Too Safe Fourth Seen as Patriot Holiday
A contemporary column argues against suppressing all Fourth of July celebrations. It contends accidents are inevitable in a population of 200 million and that firework risks should be managed, not sterilized. The piece asserts the day honors independence war heroes and patriotic resolve, not pacifist surrender.
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Allence
Special crops of the Northwest forecast fruit lead
Clarence E. Edwards argues fruit will surpass wheat in the Northwest. He notes 1908 values: wheat $45,000,000 and fruit $16,000,000 in the territory where Washington Idaho Montana and Oregon meet. He predicts wheat production will decline while fruit grows.
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Northwestern
Clarence E. Edwards
Northwest
Review of Reviews
Mr. Edwards
Washington
Idaho
Sontana
Oregon
Rise of Western agriculture reshapes Northwest economy
An analysis notes irrigation and fruit development in the Northwest mirror California’s impact, with Oregon and Washington population doubling in eight years. Wheat areas shrink as home consumption grows, boosting fruit output. The piece predicts the Northwest may export less grain and produce over $45 million in fruit annually, transforming Umatilla County from a wheat hub to a fruit region.
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California
Northwest
Oregon
Washington
United States
British Columbian
Mexico
West
Umatilla County
Dr Elots Book List Sparks Talk of World Influence
A historical catalog lists a vast array of classic works including Benjamin Franklin Autobiography John Woolman Journal Milton Areopagitica Emerson Essays English Traits and other pivotal titles. The compilation features poets novelists philosophers and scientists such as Milton Browning Tennyson Goethe Burns Darwin Dante Chaucer and Bunyan among others.
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Dr. Eliot
Harvard University
Deveryone
Benjamin Franklin
John Woolman
Iselitade
Wilkin Penn
Plito
Phaedo
Crito
Epictetus
Marcus Aurelius
Emerson
Milton
Ben Johnson
Volpone Beaumont and Fletcher
John Webster
Dryden
Shelley
Browning
Tennyson
Goeth
Faust
Matlow
Dr. Faustis
Adam Smith
Cicero
Pliny
Bunyon
Burns
Walton
Donne
Herbert
St. Augustine
Putarch
Great District Fair Anticipated by Umatilla and Morrow Counties
The fourth district fair is set for fall after harvest with high wheat prices expected. Commissioners and secretary urge exhibitors and broad public involvement across every town to ensure broad, inexpensive advertising and a successful event for all residents.
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Umatilla
Morrow
What May Happen To Earth
A Boston Journal report summarizes Professor Percival Lowell's four potential fates for Earth and its inhabitants. It mentions a tramp star striking Earth, Earth plunging into the sun, tidal friction locking one side to perpetual heat, and drying into a lifeless mummy as water evaporates, with the sun ultimately decaying and Earth awaiting a destructive collision.
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Percival Lowell
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Penin
Lowell
Boston Journal
Dr Edward Everett Hale recalls White House years with Mrs Tyler
In a reminiscence tied to his eightieth birthday and past service, Dr Edward Everett Hale recalls White House days in the 1840s and 1860s. He details tea with Mrs Tyler, the portrait in the waiting room, Harrison’s 1841 death, and his later role with General Butler's staff and a note from Mrs Tyler about her plantations.
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Boston
Senate
Hale
Washington
White House
Harrison
Tyler
Dr. Hale
Mrs. Tyler
Colloquial Quips on Odors and Ailments
In a light exchange Mrs Buffingham notes that sliced scat will absorb fresh paint odor while Giffingham adds that a broken neck would relieve a man of catarrh. The magazine is cited as the source of these whimsical lines.
Men in the Washington suffrage convention disputed
The Tacoma Ledger reports a Spokane Socialist editor David Coates took an aggressive role at the Washington Woman Suffrage association convention. He faced backlash for asserting male participation and was mocked as unladylike, with calls that he leave if he cannot respond to women.
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Tacoma
Washington Woman Suffrage Association
David
Coates
Spokane
Hisses
Distant fields judged greener than Umatilla county land
A western county tract changed hands three times from $6 to $35 to $75 per acre in a few years. The current owner is mocked for selling “for a song.” The piece notes such optimism about distant lands while contrasting with local Umatilla county real estate.
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Umatilla County
City considers pursuing artesian well for water
Water board members hinted at pursuing an artesian well as a new water supply. The city majority is expected to support exploring a higher quality or alternative water source to meet future needs.
Hamlet Performance Sparks Outburst in Provincial Theatre
An English provincial theatre staging of Hamlet featured Polonius asking if the prince knows him. The reply “Excellent well, you are a fishmonger” drew a reaction when a pit spectator cried out excitedly that passion is better than play-acting, highlighting audience engagement.
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Polonius
Courtles
Uma Tilla County Fields Yield Golden Autumn View
Distant fields appear green while Uma Tilla County crops glow gold this season, offering a vivid contrast and showcasing late harvest color.
City resumes busy whirl after holidays
After the holiday lull, the city returns to its busy whirl with work, errands, and daily routines, as residents readjust to regular schedules and events resume.
Pendleton 18 a good mountain resort today
Pendleton 18 is praised as a good mountain resort today with amenities and surroundings highlighted for visitors seeking outdoor recreation and scenic views. The limited readable text mentions mountain scenery and leisure facilities appealing to travelers.
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Pendleton
Exhilarated Seaside After Fourth Draws Larger Crowd
After the Fourth of July celebration, the seaside area reports record visitor numbers. Local businesses credit weather and events for a surge in tourism, with families and out-of-town guests filling boardwalks, hotels, and attractions through the holiday weekend.
Eradication of Weeds by Transulphate Sprays
North Dakota reports progress in weed control using a transulphate solution sprayed on young growth. The chemical damages tender weed tissues and can spare grain, especially if applied on winter grain or early spring sowing with rapid weed growth beforehand.
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Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
van Norden
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