County Official Paper Pendleton Oregon Ad Rates
The Daily East Oregonian is described as a county official independent newspaper published daily weekly and semi weekly in Pendleton Oregon. It lists circular subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery and notes distribution points including the Oregon News Co in Portland and a Washington DC bureau. It mentions United Press Association membership and second class mail status.
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Pendleton
Oregonian Publishing CO
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Poctland
Oregon
Washington, D. C
Ant Street
N. W
Eyes That Have Wept Poem Fragment by Klingle
A fragmentary verse by George Klingle reflects on endurance and faith. The speaker suggests God reshapes time into hours and days and promises that no burden will be deeper or paths steeper than those one can traverse with divine support.
Carnegie AMD Unnecessary Debate Over Carnegie Gift
In a letter to the Oregon Journal Judge S A Lowell opposes accepting Carnegie Foundation funds for pensions of retired professors. The writer argues gifts from millionaires influence teaching, cites Syracuse Chicago and Stanford cases, and insists the state must support universities without private philanthropy. He questions conditions for funds and urges the state to educate youth without Carnegie aid.
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Oreson Journal
S. A. Lowell
Tate University
Carnegie Foundation Fund
Pritchett
Arnegie
Carnegie
Syracuse University
Chicago University
Stanford University
Stanford
Oregon
Teusht
Andrew Carnegie
Homestead
Health and Success Through Balanced Living
Health and success hinge on diet exercise and sleep. Vigorous outdoor activity and temperance build physical, mental, and moral poise. Overfeeding and underfeeding harm health, while scientific feeding matters. one sided development weakens the whole person as Carlyle’s example shows.
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Sayz 2
Success Magazine
Untitled fragment on schools free from external influence
Fragment references schools free from influence tied to gifts from men like Carnegie and Rockefeller, implying a debate over donors shaping education and the dangers of such influence. Limited readable text leaves specifics unclear.
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Carnegie
Rockefeller
Dairy milk inspection urged for Seattle and Pendleton
The Post-Intelligencer urges strict dairy and transport handling to prevent contamination from cow to consumer. It notes Seattle inspectors push for law-compliant dairymen and careful milk transport, and Pendleton lacks any dairy inspection. The East Oregonian lauds publicity on dairy issues and calls for thorough Pendleton inspections to protect public health.
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Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
Pendleton
Old-Time Religion I by Frank L Stanton
A verse dialogue ridicules modern scientists who doubt biblical stories. The speaker clings to Adam, Eve, Noah, Moses, Joshua, Jonah and Job, praising the old-time gospel as the hills and plains sing hallelujah to faith surviving debate.
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Adam
Eve
Salvation
Job
Halleluin
Joshua
Eden
Jordan's Bank
Heaven
Halleluia Rankes
Frank L. Stanton
The Bonnet of Forty One Nostalgia Song
The Baltimore Sun notes a nostalgic verse about bonnets spanning eighteen forty one to nineteen ninety nine. It reflects on enduring female grace and memories, linking old time ladies to modern readers through a boyhood dream girl.
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Baltimore Sun
Calling of the Wild Verse Prompt
Elizabeth May Montague in Munseys's work invites the reader to hear the call of the wild and wander with a loved one through meadow and forest where violets scent the air and bees drone. A lyrical piece celebrates nature, heart, and travel beyond the city.
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Dassises
Elizabeth May Montague
Munseys
Fruit raiser boom noted by Baker City Democrat
The Baker City Democrat reports surprising activity in Baker and Eagle and Pine valleys, showing public belief in exceptional opportunities for fruit raisers in the county. The piece highlights growing interest and potential growth in local horticulture and farming prospects.
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Baker and
Eagle
Pine Valley
Baker City
Democrat
Net controls and grain bags riddle the farm lobby
A reader questions the president stance on free nets and grain bags. The note suggests the farm lord benefits both ways.
Washing Without Water Side Effects of Hair Germ Killers
An advertisement argues against washing hair with soap or preparations, claiming these products fail to prevent dandruff. It promotes Herpicide as the original genuine hair germ killer, claiming it attacks the hair root germ and is sold by A Koeppen & Bros Detroit.
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Detroit
Mich
Wheat yield uncertain but price may satisfy farmers
Crop prospects suggest yields could fall short of normal yet prices are expected to be highly satisfactory for producers. Strong demand and favorable market signals support a optimistic pricing outlook despite potential production constraints.
Old Man’s chat boosts spirits after long absence
Irrigan Irrigater A. Bennett returns home after almost three months away. He appears ten years younger and urges those discouraged by current conditions to seek a short chat with the “Old Man” to brighten their outlook.
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A. Bennett
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Wekly
Mal
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Pelephone
George Klingle
Carlyle
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The
Ananias Club
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
American National Bank
United States
Financier
New York
Umatilla County
Central Meat Market
B&b
Alta St
Locksley Hall
Clatsop Beach
Europe
A. L. Schaefer
Louis Hunziker
Pendleton Hide Company
J. Shearman
Thompson Street
Pendleton, Oregon
Merphiie
Koeppen & Bros
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
C. W. Cornelius
Dalles
Portland
Bailey Gatzert
W. L. Crichton
F. McDonald
Colesworthy
E. Alta
Desians
A. Anpore
Arkatch
Banori Pti
Manin F, Co
Ith
Scientific American
Orme
Ordgonian
Oregonian
BAST
Oregonian Pub, CO
Pendlton
Ore
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