Independent Pendleton Daily and Weekly Rates
The East Oregonian Publishing Co lists daily and weekly subscription options for Pendleton Oregon with mail and carrier delivery prices. Includes city sale point and U S news bureau addresses in Portland and Washington D C along with United Press Association membership and filing details.
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Help Pendleton Citizens Back County Publicity Fund
The business committee asks all Pendleton residents to support the county publicity fund. They volunteer time free of charge for the county’s benefit, not for personal gain. Every citizen, especially in Umatilla County, should respond when the committee asks and consider how they will contribute.
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Pendleton
Umatilla County
Leher
Hurrah for Dom Kay as senator’s battle lines drawn
State Senator T. B. Kay of Marion county declares he will vote for Governor Chamberlain for U S senator next winter amid organized opposition led by Dr. J. N. Smith. Smith’s anti Kay machine forms to oppose Kay’s bid for president of the senate as Democrats weigh loyalty and public support.
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T. B. Kay
Marion County
Chamberlain
United States
Kay
Salem
J. N. Smith
Smith
Tom Kay
Senate
State Fair Prepares for Gambling Free 1908
The Oregon state fair grounds move to abolish gambling and saloons, prompting protests from supporters. Last year’s fair drew record attendance, and this year offers $5000 purses for speed contests including the Lewis and Clark and the Salem purses, attracting top horses from the northwest and British Columbia. Officials promise a clean, orderly fair where women and children may attend.
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Oregon
Great Salem
Northwest
British Columbia
Oregon and Northwest Citizens Gather for Shows and Contests
Citizens from Oregon and the Northwest will converge to view remarkable products and witness honest apeeil contests, showcasing quality and fair competition while highlighting local vendors and regional talent.
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Oregon
Northwest
What the Ocamaela reveals and county law on prohibition
The official photographer for Sunset Magazine notes rich, buyable land in Umatilla County including apple orchards, vineyards, peach trees, and strawberry fields promising strong incomes per acre. He urges poor homeseekers to buy land at 100 to 300 dollars per acre, work while maturation occurs, and establish homes. The piece also discusses Judge Bean and the prohibition injunction, stating county sentiment supports upholding the vote and awaiting July first legal closure.
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Umatilla County
Bean
Umatilla
Wheat crop prospects lift Oregon to bumper yield forecast
The article notes a dry season but predicts a bumper wheat crop across Oregon Washington and Idaho. It discusses favorable conditions in Umatilla and surrounding counties with good rain in interior regions, improvement over last year, and optimism for the largest Oregon wheat harvest in state history.
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Northwest
R. & N. Traffic Department
Oregon Daily Journal
O. R. & N. Company
Inland Empire
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Sherman County
Chillam County
Morrow County
Powder River
Crook County
Prohibition Law Should Allow Liquor Firms Time to Close
A text argues against immediate shutdown of saloons after prohibition, urging Oregon law to grant six months to a year for dealers to liquidate stock and fixtures. It emphasizes fairness and justice in law over abrupt closure.
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Oregon
Capital and small industries in the nation’s north west
The author argues that if large associations like the National Irrigation and National Apple Growers financially supported favored small industries, the country would become a paradise of orchards and gardens. He notes it is odd capital cannot be drawn to better small industries as with other sectors.
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National Brewers’ Association
Prohibition to Sweep Washington and Idaho Soon
Report notes that experts expect full prohibition in Washington and Idaho within two to three years. It argues that when prohibition takes root it becomes lasting and unwavering, with staunch supporters undeterred by opposition.
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Washington
Idaho
New Destroyer of Bacteria Ozone A Marvel of Science
The passage extols ozone as a supreme purifier found in air and produced by electricity. It notes ozone’s commercial uses including bleaching mineral oils whitening wax ivory bone feathers starch and wood hardening. It cites its deployment in hospitals linen and lamps and claims myriad practical applications once difficult to achieve.
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Parla
Rates Will Not Go Up Railroads Tell Spokane Chronicle
The Spokane Chronicle reports railroads will not raise rates or wages citing public clamor and improving conditions. They warn higher rates would reduce traffic and hinder recovery, noting tonnage growth and fewer idle cars as signs of economic improvement.
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Railronda
Spokane Chronicle
Freak Newspapers and Peculiar Ink Pranks
The article recalls striking eccentric papers such as Madrid’s Luminara printed with phosphorus ink to glow in the dark. It notes another edible issue, the Regal, printed on dough that could be eaten. Le Blentre, a French paper, offered a 40 year pension and free burials to subscribers.
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Luminara
Madrid
le Blentre
Saloonmen Push to Preserve Umatilla County Trade
In Umatilla County saloon interests act to safeguard their business, seeking every measure to ensure continued operation amid changing conditions and local pressures. The move reflects ongoing tensions between commercial establishments and evolving community norms.
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Umatilla County
University of Oregon Co-Editor Announces Annual Special Weekly
The co editor of the University of Oregon issued a special number of the Weekly last week. The custom will be made an annual one.
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University of Oregon
The Philosophy of Old Age and Its View of Death
A reflective essay argues that aging and death are natural stages, comparing ancient views with Christian notions of punishment after life. It asserts fear of death grows with conscience and time, while life itself unfolds and ends without conscious memory of its beginning or end.
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Agaln
Stevenson
Jong
Senator Depew on Speculation and Wall Street Cautions
In a Senate speech Senator Depew recounts meeting a self-styled miner who claimed a million from western mines and sought New York bankers. He warned of financial catastrophes and shared how the man failed to profit, leaving wealth scattered across traders from New York to Seattle rather than in bank accounts.
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Senator Depew
United States Senate
New York
Wallatree
Denver
Colorado
Wall
Rockies
Seattle
Nebraska Cyclone Toll Rises Across State in 48 Hours
Nebraskas week of storms leaves a death list ranging from twenty five to twenty and at least sixty maimed. Forty five cyclones struck scattered across the state with twenty two towns visited by twinters. Pl while Keartiey and Minden saw multiple tornadoes and Red Cloud and Franklin also hit within minutes. Despite widespread damage, property losses were not heavy.
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Nebraska
Oregon
Hwoays
Elemens
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Keartiey
Minden
Red Cloud
Franklin
Punctilious French schooner ashore at resort
A French schooner ran aground at a fashionable resort as breakers swept her decks. Lifesavers fought to reach the crew while curious residents gathered at the shore. A coast-guard explained they had sent a line inviting the men to shore, prompting comments on French politeness.
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My Hills and Me in Sunset by DeWitt Clinton Frets
The verse reflects a veteran’s longing for home in the hills, contrasting city life with rural landscapes. It laments war’s end and envisions burial on the hilltop, near God, preserving memory of homeland. Written in a nostalgic, patriotic tone.
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Tia
DeWitt Clinton
Modest Bathing Styles Spark Fashion Debate
Society embraces strict modesty in evening dress with shoulder straps and drop-stitch stockings replaced by solid fabrics. Seaside fashion shuns explicit peek a boo effects, favoring high cuts and a Puritan tone, while warning that even modest sea sirens pose social danger.
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Priscila
Life and longing in verse of youth and doubt
The fragmentary poem speaks of carefree youth and love turning to misery. Imagery shifts from dreamy brightness to chilling mist as desire seeks truth, with lines attributed to H.8. Hires and a note on rectitude as a habit of doing what is right.
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