East Oregonian Subscriptions and Rates Listing
An archival notice lists daily and weekly subscription options for the East Oregonian published in Pendleton Oregon. It details rates for daily and weekly editions by mail and by carrier, including various durations from one month to one year, and notes the newspaper’s offices and postal details.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Soatae
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Mall Eenasene
Iiseee
Gems
Prayer for shared faith across distant lands
John Finley recalls a moment of invoking connection between brothers separated by vast oceans. He describes a distant call that rouses a brother across dark seas as one sails toward a new world. The speaker hopes shared faith would tune spirits across night, distance, and danger.
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Quick
Pendleton Federal Building Site Bidding Urged
City leaders urge wide listing of parcels for a central federal building site in Pendleton. They argue for a lasting city landmark in the business core, permitting small location shifts and prioritizing accessibility and public convenience over a temporary out of town placement.
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Federal
Pendleton
Hop Land for Fruit Debate on Prohibition’s Impact
Portland brewers claim prohibition hurt the hop industry in Oregon while Yakima growers switch from hops in saloon districts to fruit. They argue land valued at 75 to 125 dollars per acre for hops yields 600 to 1000 dollars per acre in fruit, suggesting hops viability declined with prohibition. They question why growers didn’t persist through the interim market decline.
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Portland
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Ima
Yakima
Watterson's Cranky Diet Sketch Noted
O Stealey writes on Henry Watterson's "cranky" diet for Succesa magazine. The Louisville editor is described as fastidious about food, often abstaining for days when satisfied with his preferred fare, while depicting him as a choice eater rather than a large one.
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O. Stealey
Succesa Magazine
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Steadley
Watterson's epicurean tastes and town hat habit
A portrait of Mr. Watterson enjoying liberal red pepper rich dishes and a downtown hat bargain while in New York. He mocks downtown price gaps, but insists on a Waldorf Astoria dinner where he critiques the chef and dishes. He laments a guest spoiling soup, vowing the offender will be hungry before another dinner.
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Mr. Watterson
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
Watterson
Waldorf- Astoria
First Temperance Society Born in Moreau 1808
A historic note recalls the Union Temperance Society of Moreau and Northumberland in Saratoga county, formed after Dr. Billy J. Clark urged action to curb drinking. The 100th anniversary celebration is planned at Saratoga near Moreau with World Temperance Congress participation.
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Moreau
N. Y
Union Temperance Society of
Northumberland
Saratoga
Billy J. Clark
Court of Common Pleas
Central County Temperance Society
Bar
Bench
Smile and Wait for Great Achievements
A reflection on patience and optimism, stressing that success comes to those who can both smile through difficulties and wait with tenacity. It argues that large goals require an optimistic mindset and disciplined perseverance over merely working hard.
Harnessing Umatilla River Power Delayed by Roadblocks
In Umatilla county residents lament that enough river power is wasted daily to energize 200 to 400 miles of lines. They question why essential capital and traffic are not organized to begin construction and operation, asking if there is any valid reason for the delay.
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Umatilla
Endowment drive links Whitman and local towns
Walla Walla raises 200000 as its share of a 2000000 endowment for Whitman College while Umatilla county aims for at least 50000 toward Pendleton academy. The piece ties local pride and regional support to the endowment program across communities.
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Walla Walla
Whitman
Umatilla County
Pendleton Academy
Umatilla
Sheep Herders Come Up Again In Umatilla County
Three or four of the sheep kings of Umatilla county were sheep herders 15 years ago. The same pathway to 4 fortune is open today. There is no need for any man leaving the county to seek a livelihood elsewhere.
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Umatilla
Debs Faces Prejudice In Public Address
Success Magazine recounts Eugene V. Debs telling of intense public prejudice before a meeting. A young introducer tried to soften hostility by noting Debs’s strikes and comparing reaction to a dog a goat or a jackass defending or yielding to provocation.
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Eugene V. Debs
Socialet
Debs
Goat
Success Magazine
Oldest Man Living Likely Stauman at 148 Years
The oldest man living is believed to be Stauman, recently exhibited in London. Claimed to be 148, with records noting he entered Cape Colony service 75 years ago as an already elderly man. His daughter died in 1894 at age 90. Stallman, born in 1760, remains mentally and physically vigorous.
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Negro Stauman
London
Cape Colony
Stallman
Napoleon
One City with No Taxes in Sweden Delights Patrons
Oraon in Sweden has no taxes after 30 years of tree sales. Authorities sold over one million pounds worth of timber and replanting sustains similar income every 30 to 40 years. Consequently taxes are eliminated and railways telephones education and many services are provided free.
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Oraon
Sweden
Iaat
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Daily East Oregonian
Oregon Neva Co
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Surena
BOO Security
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United Press Association
John. Finley
the Federal Building
Cation
the Battery
New York
Coney Island
Temperance
Pall Mall Gazette
Perry Reigelman
Salem States
Furniaking
Whee Ead
Standard 01 Company (Incorporated
Jackass
California
Golden Gate Coffee
J. A. Folger & CO
San Francisco
Folger’s
Pendleton Savings Bank
W. J. Furnish
R. T. Cox Joseph Basler
KE. Boettcher
L. Dusenberry
FE. W. McComas
A. C. Koeppen
J. N. Teal
Frank S. Carl
T. J. Morris
He“ert Boyle
A. Deviln
J. W. Maloney
A. BE. Lamber
J. H. Raley
R. Alexander
T. G
Montgome
Pendleton Roller Mills
B.byers
V. Stroble
Hotel
St. George George Darveau
St. George
Northwest
Golden Rule Hotel
Corner Court and
Johnson Streets
J. Popejoy
Sagamore
Baker City
Toy L. Young, Prop
Empire Meat CO
Colesworthy
E. Alta
Marvel
Indies
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St., New York
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