Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Subscription Rates
Independent Pendleton newspaper details along with subscription prices for daily and weekly editions by mail and carrier. Provides durations from one month to one year, plus Portland and Washington bureaus and United Press Association membership.
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Pendleton Will Thrive Regardless of Prohibition Rumor
Pendleton denounces rumors that prohibition will ruin the town. The piece argues irrigation districts around Vineland Wenatchee Kennewick North Yakima have prospered, boosting land values and population. It asserts Pendleton will become a county hub, independent of liquor traffic, and that land value and growth hinge on climate water and transport, not saloons.
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Vineland
Wenatchee
Kennewick
Yakima
Hermiston
Echo Country
Umatifia
Pendleton
Work for the Brewery Proposes Denatured Alcohol Plant
The article argues Pendleton could convert a large brewery into a denatured alcohol plant within a month. Using potatoes as raw material, the facility would profit by supplying fuel alcohol for engines and automobiles, with substantial income potential for the owner. It notes mountain potatoes could support multiple plants and urges using idle brewery capacity.
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Potilons
Weston Mountain
United States
Pendleton
New Era in Politics Emerges in Emporis Territory
William Allen White, famed Emporis Kansan, rises as a central figure in a shifting political landscape. The veteran journalist shapes public opinion, guiding voters and parties amid a era of reform, coalitions, and anticipated policy changes.
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William Allen White
Emporis
Kan
New Order Dims Old Political Glory at Chicago Convention
Magazine writers mock the Chicago Republican convention showing old time politicians fading. A fictional Colonel laments the end of passes and dispatches, praising paying own way and nonpartisan business focus. He compares it to primary voting reforms and notes the dullness of modern politics.
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Grant
Chicago
Idaho Factional Fight Over Public Offices Heats Up
The piece condemns bitter Republican factional clashes in Idaho led by Senator Borah. It notes the removal of United States District Attorney Buick and United States Marshal Rounds on Borah’s influence, charging political revenge and a shift of public office power to the victorious faction.
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Gem
Idaho
Heyburn
United States
Buick
Rounds
Senator Borah
Borah
Ang
Optimistic Club Aims to Lift New Jersey Prosperity
In New Jersey an Optimistic club forms to counter pessimism and spur prosperity. Backed by Roman Catholic and Episcopal bishops and clergy, the non political group plans four mass meetings to promote moral, industrial, and financial optimism without inflating values, hoping to restore business confidence.
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New Jersey
Prosperity League
St. Louis
Optimist vs Pessimist Desirability Among Men
A brief editorial contrast notes that the optimist is a more desirable person to meet than the pessimist, implying brighter outlooks foster better interactions and social appeal.
Outside View of Land Frauds and Monopoly in Oregon
The Salem Journal warns that Umatin county land fraud prosecutions yield little hope for real reform. It argues large holdings by individuals and corporations block national development, with legal evasions common. It decries Heneyism and asks what remedy can break up vast public land monopolies under the existing constitution.
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Salem Journal
Umatilin
Uma-tin
Oregon
Apple land sale fuels saloon shift in Umatilla County
Hundreds of acres in Umatilla County are for sale at reasonable prices as saloon men face prohibition. Winesap orchards yielded about $1000 per acre at Milton last fall while common varieties on poorly cared for plots produced $600 to $800 per acre. An opening arises for those who switch to apple farming ahead of the July 1 prohibition vote, seen as a hidden blessing for saloon owners ready to adapt.
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Umatila County
Milton
Umatilla County
Banks Lead Growth as Umatilla County Boasts Strong Network
East Oregonian notes the tight-growing Umatilla county banking sector with many banks, Pendleton included, and anticipates a county bankers association boosting regional institutions. It questions public knowledge of Pendleton’s exact location by metes and bounds, detailing townsite boundaries and acreage across sections.
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East Oregonian
Umatilla
Wistern
Oregon County
County Bankers’ Association
Pendleton
City hall brick shipped from Spokane and Coffeyville
The front and trim bricks for the new city hall, valued at 40100 dollars, were shipped from Spokane Washington and Coffeyville Kansas. The bricks come from a seam of fine clay near Meachams mountain in the Blue Mountains area. Will locals miss this local opportunity?
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Pendleton
Spokane
Waeh
Coffeyville
Kaw
Blue Mountains
Meachams
Moss Rose Poem Verse: Angel Presents Moss Veil
A lyrical piece titled The Moss Rose opens with an angel granting the rose a final wish. The rose asks for another grace and the angel covers it with a moss veil, asking whether any flower could surpass such modest adornment. From the German of Krummacher.
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Krummacher
Only a Lieutenant
A railroad passenger tale narrates a courteous officer overhearing a maid and a delicate young woman at table. He inquires about the young lady’s health and learns her ailment is not consumption but heartbreak, ending with his quip that the lieutenant in the navy is the true illness.
Blood Purifier S S S Promises Health by Pure Circulation
An advertising narrative extols S S S as a universal blood purifier and tonic. It claims pure circulation wards off disease, cleanses poisons and humors, and strengthens weak systems. The letter from C. SinClaire Testifies to its health benefits and vegetable composition.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
C. Sin Claire
Union Station
Pittabure, Pa
One on the General's Wife
A general and prominent army officer, friend of the president, dined at a cabinet member's home with President Roosevelt in attendance. The officer and his wife discussed Cuba, provoking a humorous remark from the president and guests. No record of the couple's exchange after the dinner is available.
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High Fang
Cuba
Roosevelt
Greenland Population and Settlement Under Danish Rule
A fragment notes Greenland extends to 2 degrees north with sparse east coast Baquiman families and about 250 people north of Melville Bay. Most live on the west coast between Cape Farewell and 73 degrees north under Danish administration. In 1902 North and South Greenland Infectorates housed 10,518 people, including 209 European officials and their families, with Esquimans found as far north as 81 degrees 62 minutes.
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America
Melville Bay
Cape Farewell
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