Pendleton East Oregonian publication notice details
An independent paper printed in Pendleton Oregon by East Oregonian Publishing Co notes daily weekly and semiweekly editions with several subscription options by mail or carrier. It lists offices in Portland and Washington DC and states membership in United Press Association with postal handling details.
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Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Gale
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Oregon News Co
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Portland
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Security
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
Michigan system proposed to shield schools from politics
The article argues Oregon lawmakers have blocked and delayed funding for the university, agricultural college, and normal schools. It cites Michigan's permanent tax of one tenth of a mill to fund the agricultural college, freeing it from political shifts while federal support covers most needs. It urges Oregon to adopt a similar permanent provision for its institutions.
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Oregon
University
Agricultural College
Normal Schools
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Michigan
Michigan Agricultural College
Past and Present Critique From The Oregonian
The Oregonian of Portland ridicules this paper for praising modern writers as stronger than aged volumes chosen by Dr. Eliot for his five feet of books. It mocks our editorial stance favoring modern political reformers over mentions of Pym Burke Hamilton and other distant statesmen. The piece ends with a marked, sarcastic jab by the Port.
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Oregonian
Portland
Eliot
Pym
Burke
Hamilton
East Oregonian
East Oregonian on Progress and Critics of The Oregonian
The East Oregonian defends its role as a modern newspaper while criticizing the Oregonian for clinging to past ideas. It urges forward political and industrial advancement in Oregon and expresses hope that the Oregonian will retire or shift away from its troubling, discouraging stance.
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East Oregonian
Jesse
Pym
Burke
Oregon
Oregonian
Dr Angell Urges Sincerity And Civic Duty At Michigan
Dr J B Angell president of the University of Michigan delivered advice to the graduating class emphasizing genuineness over show, personal bravery in duty, and maintaining self-respect. He urged clear plans and noble ideals guiding future growth.
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University of Michigan
J. B. Angell
Génin Wa
Heart's Desire in a Moonlit Gallery Poem Excerpt
A fragment from Julia by R. Dorr in the July Scrib ner presents a speaker wondering who grants the heart's deepest wish. The verses describe a mysterious woman gliding through a gallery and blessing the night winds as questions linger about who receives longing, from lovers to poets and priests.
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Julia
R. Dorr
Scribner
Columbia's Flag and the Star Spangled Heroic Dream
The poem extols Columbia's flag Old Glory as a symbol of peace power and righteous truth. It honors hero patriots who fell in battle and envisions a future where freedom and brotherhood endure through ages under “the star gemmed folds” of the flag.
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Columbia
George N. Lovejoy
Uncle Sam! Magazine
Sun's heat dwindles in seventy million years joke
A lecture on solar heat yields a quip as a heckler mishears seventy million years. The professor corrects with a calm joke, saying seventy million, not seven million, provoking laughter at the misread calamity.
Pendleton Sees No Serious Auto Accidents Despite Fleet
The town of Pendleton reports not a single serious auto accident in years despite many locally owned automobiles. Citizens credit careful Pendleton chauffeurs and strict driving discipline for the record.
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Pendleton
Heat in eastern Oregon rarely fatal says weather note
A brief regional weather remark notes that eastern Oregon may turn slightly warm yet emphasizes that people never die from the heat. The statement frames heat as mild and nonlethal in a local context.
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Oregon
Indians Celebrate Fourth With Stereopticon Lectures
The Indians will celebrate the fourth this year with stereopticon lectures, promising an educational and festive program for the community.
The Allure of Summer Resorts Grows Daily
The piece notes how summer resorts become increasingly alluring with each passing day, highlighting growing appeal and popular demand among travelers seeking leisure, scenery, and escapes from daily routines.
Justice and the Law by Stephen S Wise
The piece argues reverence for law hinges on justice, warning against a public trust in unjust laws. It criticizes the era's hyper legalistic conscience and urges lawyers to be lawmakers and interpreters rather than evasive complicators of the law.
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Stephen 8. Wise
Pacific Monthly
Towhead with bait at the gate in Atlanta poem
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution imagines a towhead child at the gate holding an oyster can of bait. It contrasts public office and voter power with simple riverward imagery, repeating the child’s scene and the idea of a straightforward path to the river.
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Atlanta Constitution
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