Pendleton’s East Oregonian publication details
Information on publication schedule pricing and postal details for the East Oregonian newspaper of Pendleton Oregon. Includes circulation options by mail and carrier, periods weekly semi weekly daily and quarterly rates, and bureau addresses in Chicago and Washington DC.
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Tendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Dally
Mall
Ally
Bally
Wires
Wen
Ben
Eix
mall @em
Daily
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Chicago
Security Building
Washington, D. C
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Straw Day urged to fix county roads with straw
The county good roads association advocates Straw Day to improve roads into Pendleton. Organizers must recruit volunteers and assign committee members to solicit straw and oversee work on each approach. Past efforts have already opened a highway across the reservation and other improvements, showing strawing could yield major benefits.
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Pendleton
Good Toads Association
County Good Roads Association
Weston the old man who walked across the United States
Edward Payson Weston exemplifies vigorous aging as he, starting at age 70, walked across the United States with head up and shoulders back. The piece praises his constitution and discipline, contrasts with aging norms, and extols continual self-improvement among exceptional men.
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Edward Payson Weston
United States
Weston
Merve
Hilmiself
Enduring Youthfulness Through Active Living
The text argues that older leaders maintain mental and physical vigor by accepting new facts, staying active, and exercising regularly. It notes Rockefeller as an example of aging vitality, highlighting how prominent financiers, statesmen, and educators stay engaged, outdoors, and mindful of health to preserve both mind and body.
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John DB. Rockefeller
England’s agriculture suffers long decline in land under cultivation
English agriculture shows a 1.5 million acre reduction in cultivation over a decade and 1861 wheat area much larger than today. Small farms shrink, urban population grows, and rural vitality falls as England trails nations like Germany in potential military strength.
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England
Board of Agriculture
Wales
Scotland
Gershiany
France
Belgium
Germany
London
Major McFatridge’s Resolve on the Grande Ronde Reservation
Major McFatridge refused to be cast away upon a desert isle and faced trials governing the Umatilla in the Grande Ronde reservation. The 48 Indians there would have scarcely kept him awake through those burdens.
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McFatridge
Desert
Grande Ronde Reservation
Umatillas
Grand Ronde Reservation
Hood River Residents Debate Normal School Demand
Some Hood River residents imagine they want a normal school yet Oregon already has three. The state’s existing schools serve their communities, but their impact remains limited.
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Hood River
State of
Oregon
Farmers resist dollar bushel price amid Patten gains
From appearances a dollar a bushel price will not tempt local farmers to part with their yields this year. They want some of the money that Patten et al will get if the farmers don't.
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Patten Et al
Disbarment Move Over Supreme Court Comment
A report notes renewed push to disbar the man who claimed Washington's supreme court was crooked. The remark is framed as part of a broader pattern of criticism that echoes ancient calls for candor in law and governance.
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Supreme Court of Washington
Diogenes
United States
R V. Pierre Io
Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
R. ¥. Pierce
Bultalu N
Brackett Faces Dilemma Over Story Yet Told
Rae F Brackett grapples with a moral puzzle as he questions how to frame the tale of his recent actions. He appears unsure what narrative best fits the situation and audience.
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Rae F. Brackett
Taft Golf Style and Scoring Highlights
An 1900s-era portrait of President Taft as a careful, steady golfer. He favors straight drives and a deliberate swing, averaging around 110 for 18 holes in recent play, with stronger long game than short. He remains even tempered, though rival James Schoolcraft grows impatient after misses. Taft often plays four-ball with Vice President Sherman.
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Mgr. Taft
Walter J. Travis
Chevy Chase
Taft
Severn Times
Travis
Nat Chesy Chase
Sherman
A Novel Exegesis From Lipincott's Child Inquiry
An eight year old asks his father after church if he has any children. The father, surprised, questions the motive. The child cites a minister's sermon about children's children and wonders about his own lineage.
Western town mayor recalls phone company dispute
A Chicago News excerpt quotes a western mayor explaining a dispute over a bankrupt telephone company. The mayor says the locals had money invested and disliked the service, so they simply disconnected the phone line, ending the matter with a terse action.
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Far Western
Chicago News
Competent Judges Beauty Doctors Endorse Herpinth
Letters from two beauty specialists praise Herpsicide and Horplotde products for hair care and complexion. Bertha A. Trullinger and Grace Dodge claim samples and endorsements from Portland and Detroit sources, with one dollar bottles guaranteed and nationwide sales.
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Newhro
Bertha A. Trullinger
Morrison St
Portland
Ore
Senedd Grace Dodge
Sixth St
Ove
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen & Bros
Pendleton Still Thrives As Growing City Despite Critics
Pendleton remains a live growing town facing some naysayers. Residents highlight new businesses and community effort keeping the city vibrant and expanding amid skepticism from a few voices.
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Pendleton
Dog Theunsalaried Trackwalker Guard Of The Northern Pacific
The Seattle Times tells of Bob a brown stray dog in Tacoma who patrols the Northern Pacific tracks daily in memory of his dead master William H Gehring. Bob leaves home at 730 every morning and returns after 4 showing fierce loyalty guarding the old shanty and guiding railroad workers with a steadfast devotion.
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Bob
Northern, Pacific Railroad
Ta‘cumi
Seattle Times
Northern Pacific
William H. Gehring
South J Street
Hetle
Hob
la Mot & Dow
Gehring
Bog
Rob
Asking for the Ballot in Knicker-Women Opera Edition
A light reader note cites Harper's Bazaar and the Oregonian in a playful quip about ballots and buttons. The joke imagines women asking for the ballot and men asking about button sewing, reflecting evolving views on suffrage and gender roles.
Road work proposal cites strawing between joily and agency
A note suggests improving road access by strawing portions of the route between the joily and the agency. The idea aims to ease travel and support ongoing work, though details and responsible parties are not specified in the fragment.
Taft Golf Play Shows President Keeps Game Strong
Washington dispatch notes Taft plays golf with steady enthusiasm despite duties as president. He started years ago and continues to chase wins, showing enjoyment on the links remains keen as he balances state responsibilities with the game.
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Washington
New York Sun
Taft
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Oregonian
American National Bank
Financier
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Umatilla County
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court
St. Pendleton, Ore
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
C. W. Cornelius
Hohbach
Pendleton Drug CO. Best Goods—Best Service
Dalles
Bailey Gatzert
Dalles City
L. Crichton
F. McDonald
Garden St
Lucullus
Central Meat Market
Alta St
President Taft
Victor and
Columbia
Main St
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Pendleton, Oregon
Colesworthy
Trane Manns DeEsians
Mun F, Co
Scientific American
York
Europe
Posta
Oregonian Pub. CO
Pendlton
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