Pendleton East Oregonian subscription rates and offices
The Daily East Oregonian announces subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, including by mail and by carrier, with various term options. It notes offices and distribution points in Pendleton Oregon and Washington, and lists postal and association details.
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Pendicton
Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing CO
MAN
Mall
Carrier
East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Pato Hone
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Fourteenth Etree
Dry vote will spur settlement in Umatilla County
The East Oregonian notes that prohibition may bring new settlers to Pendleton and Umatilla county as others leave. Proponents believe the ban benefits the area, with many newcomers drawn by the dry stance and opportunities not tied to saloon economy.
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Umatilla
East Omegonian
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Legislature Bribery Claims Stir Reading. Public Will Favored
East Oregonian affirms faith in the elected legislature and the people's choice for U S senator. It questions who funds or urges bribery, warns a hidden culprit seeks gain, and urges watchers to stay vigilant as the truth emerges.
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East Oregonian
United States
Will Help Merchants In Rural Parcels Post Debate In Spokane
The Spokesman Review argues in favor of the parcels post urged by Postmaster General Meyer. It asserts the plan would aid farmers and country merchants by restoring lost trade from catalogue houses. A special rural route rate would be 66 cents for the first pound and 2 cents per extra pound to 11 pounds, while the 11-pound package would cost 25 cents for country merchants versus $1.52 for eastern competitors. Whitman county shows 32 rural routes supporting broader service.
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Meyer
Senate
Bix Express
Whitman County
Uncle Sam
Legislature’s Honor at Stake in State Affairs
A fragment urges legislators to remember that their own honor and the state’s honor are at stake as actions proceed. The statement stresses duty and high standards for lawmakers amid ongoing political matters.
Pendleton Urged to Host State Insane Asylum Branch
The piece argues for establishing a state insane asylum branch in Pendleton to serve eastern Oregon. It cites milder climate, reduced travel costs, and scientific reasons for climate-based treatment, urging early local advocacy and legislative support within two years.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Salem
State
Insane Asylum
Shoul
Machinery and harvests drive county farm labor demand
The county faces a surge of agricultural activity with berry pickers, alfalfa pitchers, and harvest hands needed in Matina county in the coming weeks. Spring operations follow sheep shearing as mowing and harvesters move into high gear, reflecting ongoing rural industry.
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Matina
Love Sonnets of a Cowboy at a Two Bar Dance
The Denver Republican recalls a Two Bar dance where a radiant woman captivates the crowd. The speaker compares her to a party flower on the plains, noting her elegance and deft poise as cowboys hesitate before trying their luck or speaking up.
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Mills
Denver Republican
Apples Cure Insomnia In Medical Claim
A medical writer asserts the apple stops insomnia by aiding digestion and brain function. He claims eating a ripe apple before bed excites the liver, promotes healthy sleep, disinfects the mouth, and prevents indigestion and throat diseases, despite readers' skepticism.
Chinese to Study Forestry Opens at Mukden
China plans a first forestry school at Mukden amid a history of forest destruction. The article notes floods from denuded mountains and widespread wood scarcity in China, with rain and floods causing damage in Alberta and railroads suffering the greatest loss to fir trees.
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China
Mukden
Alberta
Norway's Queen Maud Known for Arts and Sports
The article highlights Queen Maud of Norway as versatile in hobbies such as sewing wood carving and book binding. It notes her skill with the camera and outdoor sports, where she accompanies her husband on skating motor and boating excursions. It mentions a billiards claim and King Edward's whist skills.
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Queen Maud
Norway
Queen Alexandra
Patten Gifts $160000 For Northwestern Gymnasium
James A. Patten, noted Chicago grain king, donated 160000 for a Northwestern University gymnasium. He was praised for his recent profits in the corn market as the gift was announced at the annual convocation in Fisk Hall.
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Northwestern University
James A. Patten
Chicago Board of Trade
Patten
Fisk Hall
Rooms Near Depot Offer One Dollar Rates
Rooms listed at one dollar and one fifty per night block and a half from the depot with a prominent electric sign inviting inquiries.
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King Haakon
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Pendleton Savings Bank
W. J. Furnish
R. T. Cox
Joseph Basler
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J. N. Teal
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W. Vincent
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Roosevelt R. N. Stanfield
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Frank B. Clopton & CO
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Pendleton Roller Mills
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