East Oregonian publication data and addresses
Pendleton Oregon daily and weekly editions of the East Oregonian publish date and subscription details. It lists prices for daily and weekly formats, carrier and mail delivery terms, and office bureaus in Portland and Washington with United Press membership.
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Daily East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Chi Bureau
Security
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
MAGA
United States
Europe
Posta
East Oregonian
East Oregonian Por. CO
Pendleton
Ore
The Corporation Tax Debate Across the Nation
The editorial argues against the corporation tax as unfairly targeting corporations while exempting other wealth forms. It contrasts it with the income tax, notes bondholders and real estate holders escape taxation, and accuses Senator Aldrich of rushing the measure to block an income tax. The piece frames the tax as a class burden and questions its equity and political motives.
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Atlanta Constitution
Aldrich
Reclamation Service Backed in Idaho County Controversy
In Malhaer County a dispute over land tenure pits government reclamation against private capital. The Wotser Signo, a leading southern Idaho paper, staunchly supports the reclamation service and declares the paper’s opposition to further private land actions.
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Malhaer County
Wotser Signo
Idaho
Opposition to Bolse-Owyhee irrigation plan voiced
The Balse-Owyhee Irrigation Company project draws sharp critique. Advocates favoring a government scheme argue it is already underway, broadly beneficial, and more financially viable for landowners. They condemn the private project as unnecessary, improperly timed, and liable to ruin landowners, urging support for public development instead.
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Balse-Owyhee Trrigation Company
Nerestry
Public schools need citizen support and stable funding
The writer urges greater citizen participation in school elections and board meetings to protect school efficiency and growth. He argues against cutting expenses, notes total local school costs of 35 619 dollars, explains salaries influence teacher quality, and highlights recent city projects like the High Street Gulch work and a Lee Street bridge with a call to fund parks to improve Pendleton’s town amenities.
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Pendleton
Washington
Oregon
Oregon Normal Schools
Oregon Normal
Washington Normals
High Street
Lee Street
Reclamation men urged to take Malheur project
The text urges reclamation workers to adopt the Malheur scheme and apply the same slimes they used on the Umatilla project, claiming settlers in Malheur County and southern Idaho would have no regrets if carried out.
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Malheur
Umatilla
Malheur County
Idaho
Umatilla and Morrow Counties to Host District Fair
The district fair is planned as the next event for Umatilla and Morrow counties. The fair board motto promises progress with the phrase each year better than ever before.
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Umatilla
Morrow
The Best Place Gone
One of the wives of a Mormon coming down stairs met the attending physician. She asked if he was dying and the doctor replied that the end was near. She pressed to stay at his bedside, but the doctor warned that the best places were already being taken.
Uniforms At Court Show Regal Craft And Costly Detail
The article surveys royal court attire noting five to six grades of officials with distinct dress, gold or silver trimming, and high costs. Dress costs range from about £20 to £250, with Duke of Norfolk’s suit at £250 and a full outfit often £190 to £170, while total state uniforms on major occasions exceed £20,060.
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Royal Household
Duke of Norfolk
Yeomen
Pies and witnesses in curious trial note
A strange courtroom exchange recounts a lawyer questioning a witness about plaintiff pies and their sizes. The Dal las Itemiger Peedeée correspondence notes the odd scene. Three doctors from Corvallis operated on Mrs. Manley Bevens last Thursday and report she is getting along well amid mystery.
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Dallas Itemiger
Corvallis
Manley Bevens
Washington 1909 Laws on Judges Gowns and Misdemeanor Rules
A summary of session laws from Washington 1909 discusses judges wearing black silk gowns in open court and defines misdemeanor penalties for public officers neglecting duties. It notes that resisting these statutes could lead to imprisonment for up to ninety days or a fine, and comments on Judge gown compliance criticized by Representative Bishop and supported by the House.
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Supreme Court
Superior Court
Washington
Session Lawa
Hishop
Jefferson County
House
Bishop
Parmer Boy Score Down Parked In Town
In this item the Parmer boy arrives in town to woo his sweetheart amid a lively scene. An ominous ribbon clerk watches as the moment ends in a tense finish. A Klamath man with 19 bee hives faces disruption as bees flee their homes seeking profitable work.
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Omaha Journal-Stockman
Jaws
Union
Woney
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Oregonia
Petdleton
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Mall Dally
Labis
Carrier
Dally
Gem
Mall Mall
United Press Association
Pelephone
Frank L. Stanton
Craising
Ivory
Banking House
Cash and Exchange
American National Bank
Pendleton, Orecon
Loong
T. G. Montgomery
A. E. Lambert
Welch
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
ITI
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
C. W. Cornelius
Hohbach’s
Pendleton Drug CO. Best Goods—Best Service
Dalles
Bailey Gatzert
Dalles City
W. L. Crichton
the Dalles
F. McDonald
Colesworthy
Alta
C. Antone
Lmraligh Muni & Co
Scientific American
MN & Co
New York
F .I
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St
Pendleton, Ore
Victor and
Columbia
Main St
Pendleton Roller Mills
Pendleton, Oregon
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