County Official Paper Advertising Rates and Addresses
The East Oregonian is listed as Pendleton Oregon daily weekly and semi weekly with subscription rates for daily and weekly editions. It notes Chicago Bureau address and Washington DC bureau, postal details, and United Press Association membership. The text specifies second class mail matter and listing of street addresses for newspaper distribution.
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Pabilabed
Pendleton
Oregon
EAST
Oregonian NG Co
Oregonian
Los
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Whicago
Secord Buiding Areau
Washington, D. Cc
N. W
Pendleton Seeks Students With Strong Schools and Morals
Pendleton boasts a thriving education scene as five weeks remain until school opening. The town touts modern buildings, a competent teaching corps, and multiple institutions including grade schools, a high school, two academies, and a business college. Local residents promise strong support for school enterprises, crediting moral standards and a spotless liquor record as attracting factors for families from Umatilla and surrounding counties.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
Iitthe
Corvallis Commercial Body Tackles Housing Shortage
The Portland Journal of Interest reports Corvallis leaders and the commercial club are organizing public meetings to address a housing deficit caused by population growth. A committee aims to recruit or fund 60 to 76 rental dwellings, reflecting a rare local push to expand homes in a dry town era.
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Corvallis
Commercial Club
Growth and housing boom in Corvallis rises with new buildings
Corvallis faces a major expansion as 160 buildings are under construction, with 25 vacated for rental use. Residence values have doubled in two to three years while the city’s municipal mountain-water system from Marys Peak fuels growth. The Commercial Club and local leaders push the boom despite dry conditions in Benton County.
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Corvaille
Benton County
Mary's Peak
Corvallis
Commercial Club
Break Up Large Farms Move Aimed at Linn County
An editorial from the Portland Oregonian urges breaking up large Linn County grain farms into small holdings for new settlers. It argues diversified farming and dairying restore soil, boost productivity, and raise land values over the next five years due to population growth and better transport, signaling a shift from old grain practices.
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Pendleton
Umatilla
Portland Oregonian
Linn County
Linn
Willamette
Cascade Range
Willamette Valley
Oregon's Opportunity Prompts Wide Influx of New Citizens
The August issue of School and Home notes rapid development across Oregon with migrants from the Mississippi Valley and the East choosing permanent homes. It highlights the state's resources, Pacific proximity, climate, and transport as drivers of growth, calling new arrivals energetic business people and refined women shaping the future.
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Missiissippi Valley
Far East
Pacific Ocean
Oregon's Path to a Prosperous Future
The speaker urges adopting best ideas from across the nation to advance Oregon. Emphasizes collaboration, modernization, and constructive work to transform traditions into a thriving civilization. Encourages unity, builders, and optimism to shape a renewed sense of home and state pride.
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Oregon
Don't Be Blue Phrase Inspires August Nautilus Note
Poetic lines urge optimism despite cloudy views and doubts. The verse promises blessings and hope, citing divine pledge and renewal of time, suggesting a motivational snippet titled by Susion Best in August Nautilus.
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Hope
Solitary Albert asks if it is God's day
A solemn-eyed child named Albert questions the nurse about God's day, repeatedly asking if this is God's day. The nurse, moved by his innocence, eventually confirms it is God's day, lamenting his goodness for this world and his desire for the funny paper.
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Success Magazine
Albert
Lambie
Ground-water study planned for Texas coastal plain region
The U S Geological Survey is preparing a report on ground water in the Texas coastal plain east of the Brazos river and south of a line through Jefferson Marion county. It will cover surface features rock formations water-bearing strata salt water relations deep-water well use and county conditions with tables listing location depth diameter owner driller water height and geological horizon.
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United States Geological Survey
Texas Costal Plain
Brazos River
Jefferson
Marion County
Tex
Alexander Deussen
Costal
Reciprocating Churn advertised for sale in Oregon
An 1908 advertisement promotes the Reciprocating Churn Co product, describing a churn that rocks back and forth with a crank and dasher moving vertically. Made in gallon and 4 gallon sizes, it claims simple operation a child can manage, easy disassembly, and prices of $5.00 and $5.50. Agents wanted with state and county rights. patent dated June 6, 1908, address 310 West Webb Street, Pendleton, Oregon.
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the Reciprocating Churn Co
West
Webb Street
Penmileton
Oregon
Journey to a distant home and its hopeful tale
The article notes Wasco county expects no normal shortage of public school teachers next year. County School Superintendent J. T. Neff plans teacher examinations in The Dalles August 12 to 14. He believes there will be more teachers than in prior years, easing past staffing difficulties in many districts.
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Pendleton
Wasco County
J. T. Neff
Dalles Chronicle
Mr. Neff
Newbro's Herpicide Introduced To Combat Hair Loss
Unhappy men and women report thinning hair and faded tresses. The Herpicide scalp germicide claims to destroy the germ causing hair destruction, marketed by A. Koeppen & Bros with samples available by mail. Available sizes are 60 cents and $1.00 through The Herpicide Co., Detroit.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen & Bros
Poem fragment from Chicago Record Herald origin
A terse fragment from a Chicago Record Herald poem notes a speaker describing a woman’s soft round arms and a lonely lyric refrain about past caring. It juxtaposes imagery of distant sunshine and laughter with personal dismissal, reflecting a somber mood and detached tone.
Glycerine touted as booster in Dr Pierce cures
An early 20th century medical claim extols glycerine in Dr Pierce’s medicines, asserting it enhances extracts from native roots like Black Cherry bark and Bloodroot, acts as a nutritive demulcent and antiseptic, and aids in subduing chronic coughs and bronchial troubles with statements attributed to Prof. Finley.
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Pierce
Jong
Finley Paling Woods
M. D
Bennett Med. College
Chicago
Fia
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