Pendleton East Oregonian publication and rates
The Daily East Oregonian newspaper from Pendleton Oregon is described with edition types Dally Weekly and Semi Weekly. Subscription rates listed include daily mail one year three dollars, six months two dollars, three months one dollar, and monthly options by mail or carrier. weekly rates by mail or carrier. semi weekly and bi weekly options. the paper notes offices in Pendleton and Washington DC and membership in United Press Association.
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Pendleton
Oregon
East Oregonia Vorlishing CO
Eeees
S. Lot
Mall
Night Strengthened by Dawn in Chalmers Verse
A compact excerpt of Stephen Chalmers writing urging resilience through hardship. It frames riding through dreary roads as a test of character, with dawn promised to lift spirits and vindicate effort as the night lengthens. The speaker asserts worthy toil and steadfast faith in a brighter outcome.
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Stephen Chalmers
Tariff debate shows geography drives policy and calls for a commission
The essay argues tariff views divide along geography with Mississippi valley senators pushing for lower duties while others from protected sectors back Aldrich. It contends consumers lack organized clout and urges a fair tariff commission to set duties, predicting future revision by commission.
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Dolliver
Cummins
la Follette
Mississippi Valley
Aldrich
Congress
Time for It with Railroads and Government Role
The piece contrasts modern views of railroads with older private business notions and quotes the Interstate Commerce Commission on sovereignty in providing national highways. It notes that private operators act as government agents under legal constraints and warns that excess tolls may yield surplus to the public or state, depending on context.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Government eyes rail abuses in century old profits
The Spolesanian Review cites an Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry showing Northern Pacific netted an excess surplus of 65 00,000 over ten years and Great Northern 61 00,000 from PeHt to 1907. It argues government interest should protect public rights and worries the commission’s current makeup may not endure reforms.
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Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Caution urged to merchants on bad checks this summer
The article warns merchants about bogus checks during summer when transient visitors increase. It notes nine of ten check artists are caught and sent to the penitentiary, urges merchants to verify checks from strangers, handle transactions professionally, and suggests caution would reduce losses and penitentiary crowding in Umatilla county.
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Pendiston
Umatilla County
Governor Hay Vows Clean Sweep in Washington
Governor Hay aims a vigorous house cleaning in Washington to thoroughly investigate state offices and remove grafters. Opposition from some legislators fears impeachment over a technical election issue, but public wrath could follow. He insists Republicans must clean house or face the people’s wrath.
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Hay
Washington
Pendleton Federal Court Sessions Brief So Far
The Pendleton sessions of the federal court have been extremely brief thus far. But this fact is a good testimonial for the people of eastern Oregon.
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Pendleton
Federal Court
Oregon
Anglers in Walla Walla County Run Afoul of Pat Turner
Anglers who fished in Walla Walla County without proper lenses faced enforcement, as Pat Turner, a local official, emphasized compliance. The incident highlights regulations aimed at ensuring safe fishing and proper equipment. Turner stressed penalties for violations and urged anglers to verify lens requirements before fishing.
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Pat” Turner
Judge Webster Has A Good Name For A Fourth Of July Orator
The remark notes Judge Webster’s apt moniker for a July Fourth speaker and adds that any rainfall during the event is welcome, suggesting rain could aid the celebration.
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Webster
The Speed of Automobiles
A discussion of curb measures for speeding drivers and hazard to pedestrians. Proposes railway style penalties like fining chauffeurs or imprisoning cars, and urges stricter licenses and ethical driving as lasting cures. Highlights playful joy riders, theft of employer cars, and the need for public patience.
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Outing Magazine
The Aeronaut's Diary Flight Fiascos and Finances
An aeronaut describes a chaotic diary of failed launches and repairs. The entry recounts a missing aeroplane, a chicken coop misused as storage, a derrick hoist, a near crash, and repeated doctor and parts bills totaling significant sums. Despite faults, progress is noted with a plan to send the aeroplane to a friend and various flower purchases.
Dingley and Hanna Discuss Rail Ticket Fortunes
In a trolley ride from the capitol Mr. Dingley asks Mark Hanna how to profit from legislation. Hanna replies that five percent returns come from buying railroad tickets sold at 25 percent discount in bulk, revealing a speculative means to wealth.
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Mr. Dingley
Capitol
Mark Hanna
Mark
Hanna
Dingley
A Surprise for Jim Observed in New Orleans Reformatory
A mission worker visiting a New Orleans reformatory encountered an old inmate known as Jim. The exchange shows Jim admitting his past theft and his awareness of being there, with a local dialect rendering his reply. The scene highlights lingering ties and a moment of recognition in a reform setting.
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Jim
New Orleans
Classroom uproar ends as substitute teacher refused
From a rough Sunday show class a loud disturbance erupted until a secretary investigated the room. After the door opened a tense exchange yielded silence and order as students were told they would get a teacher if they did not quiet down.
It Is Always Safe to Realize the Ideal
A humorous dialogue about love and marriage proposals set against a Washington backdrop. An engaged girl explains mixed signals as the others discuss who proposed and who might be right for whom in witty exchanges. The exchange ends with a reflection on pursuing ideals rather than chaos.
Questioning the French Skill of Principal Johnnie
In a playful exchange Tit-Bite records a wit asking a boy about his father’s merry throw. The boy answers with a pun about his father’s job, revealing a light humorous schoolyard moment.
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Johnnie
Chapeau
Candy Talk Foiled Again In Silver Wrapped Satire
A quirky humorous line from Harvard Lampoon features a chocolate drop speaking of being foiled inside a silver wrapper. The playful caption captures a cheeky tone of campus humor and edible personification.
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Harvard Lampoon
Kill the Dandruff Germ With Newbro’s Herpicide
In this ad style note a woman and man with glossy hair show dandruff is a germ related issue. It claims only Newbro’s Herpicide kills the germ to permanently cure dandruff and prevent hair loss. Sold by druggists for ten cents sample via mail. one dollar bottles guaranteed by A. Koeppen & Bros.
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Newhro
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen & Bros
The Hopeful Life Patch of blue in darkest sky
The verse speaks of finding a hint of blue in a dark sky and greeting the world with a hopeful morning. It conveys optimism through a simple reciprocal hello and shared well wishes. The piece emphasizes kindness as a response to gloom.
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