East Oregonian Publication Details and Mailing Rates
The East Oregonian is an independent county paper published daily weekly and semi weekly in Pendleton Oregon by East Oregonian Publishing Co. It lists subscription rates by mail and carrier for various durations and notes sales points in Portland and Washington DC bureaus along with postal status and press association memberships.
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Neighbor's lavish estate praised in verse
The Washington Star quotes a poem praising a neighbor's splendid trees, blooming garden, well tended flocks, and wide acres. The speaker notes the sunlit beauty of the property and implies the neighbor values and enjoys these possessions, though he suggests the owner might not desire them if alone.
Bourne Opposed Senator Earns Criticism From Oregon Paper
The East Oregonian rebukes Senator Jonathan Bourne over his support for the corporation tax. It labels him a demagogue rather than a true statesman and argues the tax was added to the tariff to block an income tax. The paper urges Bourne align with progressive Republicans who opposed the measure.
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Washington Herald
Oregonian
Bourne
Washington
Oregon
Judge
A. Lowell
East Oregonian
East Oregonians
Aldrich
Senate
LaPallette
Beveridge
The Passing Redman and Indian Population Trends
A historical note rejects sentimental images of the dying Indian race, arguing that statistics show changing demographics. The piece critiques writers who foretell doom and suggests data do not confirm a swift extinction of Native peoples.
Indians and their future in the United States
An 19th century reflection notes population growth among Indians under the US flag, with half seen as civilized and literate yet unable to fit into the modern economy. The essay argues Indians struggle as farmers or laborers, facing pressure to sell lands, making their long-term survival seem unlikely without finding a viable vocation.
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Canada
United Buties
Stars and Stripes
Ilstea
United States
Redmen
Electric road urged from Pendleton to Columbia river
A letter from Fred H. Drake in the East Oregonian argues for an electric Pendleton to Columbia River line via irrigated lands, Weston, and Athena. He says such a line would boost commerce, regulate grain freight, and benefit Pendleton and farmers as west Oregon develops. The piece urges widespread support and planning for an electric road soon.
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East Oregonian
Fred H. Drake
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Pendleton
Columbia
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Tariff Bill Returns to House with Possible Small Concessions
The tariff bill is back in the House and may see reductions in schedules as members move closer to the public. Speaker Cannon remains dominant, suggesting any crumbs for consumers will be tiny.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Taft Invited to Visit Wallula by Walla Walla Citizens
Wall Walla invites President Taft to visit the city. Upon arrival the Walla Wallans would likely ask Major Moonhouse and his Indians to provide entertainment for the event.
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Wall Walla
Taft
Walla Wallans
Major Moonhouse
Politicians and Candidacy Rumors Across States
Justice Robert R. Montgomery of Lansing launches a bid for Michigan governor as Republicans. NYC leaders weigh independence league strength in forthcoming campaigns. Tawney denies Minnesota governor race rumors. Sidney Clarke, pioneer Kansan, tied in Oklahoma City, a Lincoln pallbearer. Georgia plans reelection of Senator Clay with broad support. South Dakota ballot print size expands to seven feet. Hawaii enacts congressional excursion funded by its legislature. Louis F. Payn shifts to West Virginia oil business while praising long GOP participation. Charles F. Scott of Kansas, possible Wilson successor, is 49 and KU graduate with a long political career.
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Charles F. Scott
Kansas
Wilson
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University of Kansas
Pm Country Paper
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Congress
Overdone Stella What bankrupted him
Dela says his wife dressed to disguise bankruptcy as a social stance. The St. Louis Times reports on personal finance and public perception surrounding a man’s financial ruin.
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Stella
Dela
St. Louis Times
Backache Relief Prompts Woman’s Cure Claim
Rockland Maine reader recounts long back and side pain eased after three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimony urges readers to seek root cause relief. Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Mass invites women to consult for health guidance.
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Rockland
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Will Young
Columbia Avenue
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Company L Heads to Camp With Full Ranks
Company L departed for camp last night with its ranks well filled. The writer notes that in actual war there would be no blank files to fill, implying a preparedness for combat beyond training exercises.
Harvest reports show mixed crop conditions this season
The combined reports come in with varied yields and crop conditions, echoing earlier anti-harvest concerns. Local observers note fluctuations across fields, with some farms reporting decent progress while others struggle with uneven results and weather impacts.
Oregon and Washington electric road line query
Inquiries arise about plans to build an electric road line from Walla Walla to this city by the Oregon and Washington company. Local officials and residents await official confirmation on timing and route details.
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Oregon & Washington Company
Walla Walla
Paria Blind Man Saves Four From Drowning
A resident of Paria who is blind rescued four people from a water hazard, pulling them to safety after they were in danger of drowning.
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Pendleton, Oregon
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Phone Main
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Portland, Oregon
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W. L. Crichton
Dalion
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