Pendleton East Oregonian subscription rates list
The paper outlines daily, weekly and semi weekly subscription prices by mail and carrier, with terms for various durations. It notes sale points at Setter News Co and multiple city and national bureau addresses, and cites United Press Association membership and mailing status.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Iy the
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Carrer
East Oregonian
Once News Co
6Th Street
Tareas
Security Building
Warnaan
Bureau
Fourteenth Street
Pendleton Academy Seeks Growth and Community Support
Pendleton residents urged to attend Thursday night at the Commercial association rooms as plans advance to enlarge the academy. Campaign targets eastern Oregon counties to recruit students, aiming to secure endowment and place the institution on a firmer financial footing.
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Pendleton Academy
Pendleton
Commercial Ife
Pendiston
Commercial Association Rooms
Oregon
Grain bags on free list opposed by senate says Spokesman-Review
The Spokesman-Review laments the senate refusal to place jute grain bags on the free list. It notes lawmakers Jones Poindexter Piles Chamberlain supported the amendment while Heyburn opposed it. It cites 40,000,000 bags used annually in Wallington Idaho and Oregon with a duty of 1.25 cents each and argues the tax harms farmers, especially in the Pacific northwest, and that jute bag making lacks protection against cheap Indian labor.
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Senate
Spokesman-Review
Northwest
Jones
Poindexter
Piles
Chamberlain
Heyburn
Farmers split over grain duty and politics in Oregon
The article notes farmers lack unified lobbying power in Washington and weak influence in the Senate compared with New England manufacturers. It questions Senator Bourne's absence from the vote on the half cent per pound grain duty and suggests he may have been arranging publicity for a speech on the corporate tax.
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Washington
Senate
New England
Senator Bourne
Oregon
Building of federal site cleared at Garden and Alta
Government accepts abstract of tithe to the federal building site at Garden and Alta, pays for the property, and prepares construction funds. Urges immediate erection of a new post office complex, noting current location unsatisfactory for workers and public. Requests support from loyal citizens and Congressman Ellis to press for rapid action.
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Federal Building
Garden and
Alta Street
Ellis
West County Reclamation Project Considered by Engineers
Engineers Davis and Henry confirm government is studying another west end reclamation project. The community welcomes the move and hopes federal funds become available for the work. Umafilla County praises government efforts to develop desert lands and looks forward to a new project.
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Davis and
Henry
Umafilla
West End
Easters Would Flee to Oregon If They Felt Night Chill
A quip notes easterners unaware of Oregon’s cool nights. The speaker imagines western nights drawing people westward for respite from the cold. The line hints at regional pride and climate appeal.
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Oregon
Band Plans Brief Court House Grounds Concerts
The group seeks to stage a small series of performances at the court house grounds pending approval. Organizers emphasize community appeal and plan to coordinate dates with city officials.
Frontier Menu From 1876 Rockerville Saloon Bill
Keystone resident discovers an old May 1876 frontier hotel saloon bill of fare from Rockerville. It lists soup prices five to two dollars, beef varieties from 1.00 to 1.60, vegetables, beans, potatoes, several entrées including bacon and hash, codfish balls, rabbit, and desserts like rice pudding with molasses. The document reflects Black Hills gold rush era prices and indicates payment in gold scales.
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Keystone
Black Hills
Frontier
Rockerville
Leadville
Butte
Syria
Texas
Aanistralece
Ieee Eeas
Failures in U S commerce rise and fall in 1908 half-year
Du's review cites R G Dun data showing 1908 first half failures at 1,001 with liabilities of 88,541,079, down from 1,700 in the prior year. The six months show declines versus 1907 and 1905, with manufacturing, trading, and other sectors contributing changes as tariff and industrial shifts unfold, hinting at recovery signs amid crisis effects.
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United States
Slavery of Clothes and the Heat With Police
A Kansas City Star critique denounces summer regulation uniforms for policemen as oppressive and unhealthy. The piece argues heavy woolen attire in heat causes discomfort and questions lawmen's fitness when moonlighting in July or August. Also notes some good roads are being made around Clatakanle.
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Kansas City
Star
Clatakanle
Newbrew Herpicide Promised To Stop Herpes Threat
People urge cure for herpes disease using Newbrew Herpicide. Ads claim the product destroys the microbe behind herpes. Offered by Koeppen & Broa with one dollar bottles guaranteed. Sold widely by merchants and imitators.
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Newebro
Newhros
Toadily
camMpll Mernielde Co
Koeppen & Broa
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United Press Association
Fase
Elia Wheeler Wilcox
Academy
Tommy
American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
U. S
Securities and Warrants Banking House
Cash and Exchange
Resources
Ciplital
J. T. G. Montgomery
T. G. Montgomery
A. E. Lambert
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
S. B
Garden St
Laicullus
Alta St
Malin
Victor and
Columbia
Main St
Pendleton Roller Mills
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
C. W. Cornelius
Honbach’s
Pendleton Drug CO. Best Goods—Best Service
THE
Dalles
Portland
Bailey Gataert
Dalles City
I, Grichton
the Dalles
F. McDonald
Colesworthy
Alta
Coponiants &c
Vides
Secre
Munn & Co
Scientific American
NW & Co
New York
Fir
F St
Europe
Posta
East Oregonian Pub. CO
Pendlton
Ore
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