East Oregonian Subscription Rates and Mail Options
The East Oregonian Publishing Company lists subscription rates for Pendleton Oregon. Rates shown include one year by mail six months by mail and three months by mail with various pricing. The newspaper is on sale at News Stands including Hotel Portland and Perkins in Portland.
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Willy
Tally
Bilis
Wily
Wall
Molhemi Wewkiy
Maline Ee Bod
Portland
Perkins
Oregon
Shakespearean Reflection on Fear of Death
The quotation contrasts cowards who die many times with the valiant who taste death only once. It extols courage and frames death as a necessary, inevitable visitor that will arrive in its own time.
Fair Test Of Municipal Ownership Prompts Debate
The letter argues municipal ownership of public utilities is superior to the postoffice system, citing elected heads, better salaries, and accountability. It criticizes the postoffice for patronage and calls for reform to remove “vermin” of party influence, favoring public ownership as proven in other cities. It notes Associated Press wire control after a flood disrupted reporting.
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Post Office Department
Associated Press
Newspaper
Trust
Fuil
Public utility news and crop reports in Umatilla county
A local account discusses monopolistic control of news as a public utility and recounts crop conditions in Umatilla county including rains after June 21. It notes four-fifths of a crop expected yield, potential shortages, and the lengthy process to verify a railroad accident near Douglas affecting Pendleton Echo Vincent lines. The piece defends press accuracy and condemns deliberate misstatements.
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Pilot Rock
Hall
Umatilla
Oregon
Getting the News and a Faulty Dispatch from Pendleton
A Lexington dispatch claimed a relief train wrecked a bridge 30 miles north of Hepner drowning four men and two horses. Unconfirmed by Echo or Scrippe McRae News, the report prompted questions about reliability as details remained elusive. Names of those who left Pendleton were not verified.
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Lexington
Douglas
Heppner
East Oregonian
Hepner
Pendreton
Scrippe McRae News Association
San Francisco
Echo
Pendleton
Word spelling puzzle offers furniture prizes contest
A historical notice offers prizes for counting ways to spell Furniture and Rader in a letter grid. Entries must be sealed with only the number of combinations, no names, and winners must write numerically each variant. Qualified contestants cannot be staff.
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Cuchura Soap Ointment and Pills Advertise Skin Cure
A sensational advertisement touts Cuchura Soap Ointment and Pills as a universal remedy for skin diseases scalp disorders and blood humours. It claims immediate relief permanent healing affordable treatment and safety supported by “strongest evidence” and urges use with hot water and cleansing.
Any Time Is a Good Time to Paint or Wallpaper
A local ad urges that any time is good for painting or wallpapering. It highlights a fresh look with new wallpaper and paints, touts a complete stock of patterns, and invites customers to visit and learn the cost for whole house or single room work.
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Etever Scripps Mcline News
Astoria
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Fourth St
Chicago
Mureau
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Pendleton Port
Wight
Gulf of Ostradam
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E. J. Murphy
Court Street
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Main and
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Grand Trunk
Sumpter
North Pole
Columbia
Golconda
Monmoth G. M. CO
Belle Baker
Bald Mountain
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Stand Trunk Gold Mining and Milling Go
H. S. McCallum & Company
Baker City
R. 8. Bryson
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Postoffice
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Pendleton Planing Af and
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Pendleton Real Estate
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