East Oregonian Advertisement and Masthead Notes
The page presents subscription rates and terms for The Daily East Oregonian and associated editions. It lists pricing by mail and carrier for daily and weekly editions, mentions sale points and bureau locations in Portland and Washington, and notes postal and newspaper affiliations. The text resembles a masthead and rate card rather than a news article.
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How to Go and Forget Poem Fragment by Irwin Markham
A fragment from Irwin Markham published in the Be linestor reflects on enduring love and memory. The speaker laments the difficulty of forgetting while admitting prior skill in calling to the divine and expressing longing.
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Irwin Markham
Belinestor
The Furnish project reservoir hailed for Umatilla county
The Ever Oregonian lauds the Furnish project as a landmark initiative to provide a reservoir in Umatilla county. It promises land for many homes and growth for Pendleton Echo Hermiston Stanfield and surrounding areas. W J Furnish and Dr H W Cofe are credited for foresight and enterprise.
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Umatilla County
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Oregonian
Astoria Residents Seek Help Over Regional Issues
From Astoria comes a plea for attention as residents claim neglect by distant authorities. The letter laments focus on woolen mills and projects while the Columbia River budget and local needs go unaddressed. The Astoria chamber voice appears to urge broader consideration.
Deepening the Columbia Mouths Stirship Trade Debate
The Colume bin proposal to deepen the river mouth aims to admit larger ships as far as Astoria, challenging Portland and Puget Sound. Astorians press dependence on a deeper mouth. critics question why a U S senator did not secure action and if Oregon politicians influence the outcome.
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Stanfield town arrival praised by Oregonian editor
The East Oregonian lauds the Stanfield settlement as a sign of western growth. It envisions Stanfield becoming a center of agriculture and notes the need for fair treatment of Hermiston Ell and Umatilla county’s new addition while urging neighboring towns not to show envy.
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Caliporseas Fight for Direct Primary in California
In California the old political system remains boss ridden with Southern Pacific influence. An attempt toward a direct primary law shows partial success, per an editorial from the San Francisco Star. The piece lauds the Wright bill as a step yet notes it does not create initiative power for the people. The insistence remains that real reform comes when people govern themselves, not party machines.
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Southern Pacific
Oregon
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Portland Oregonian and Commercial absorption reform
The text notes the Portland Oregonian’s publication and a new administration taking power on the first of the month for commercial absorption, hinting at a rejuvenation effort while criticizing past editorial directions and the paper’s public stance. It references East Oregon and Orewonian lineage and foresees a tighter editorial course.
Pendleton Aims To Secure Federal Court Session
Pendleton seeks to secure a session of the federal court noting possible new duties or appointments may be created. The move signals a push to expand federal courtroom access and clarify jurisdiction for upcoming cases.
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Federal Court
Irrigation project proposed near Pomileton faces inquiry
A local inquiry questions feasibility and impact of an irrigation project in the immediate vicinity of Pomileton. Stakeholders, including residents and regional planners, seek site assessments, water rights clarity, and environmental safeguards before any development proceeds.
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Pomileton
Springtime Sun on Dixie
Night falls and darkness loosens as the sun rises over Dixie. A northern breeze trembles through the land while the hopeful line of people yearns for warmth, light, and the return of spring. The scene evokes rural life with seeds, fields, and the echo of old songs.
Difference in Parliament Names Mistaken During Session
During a session of parliament the speaker misaddressed Mentzan Mattheyw as Matthew Montwen. Montagu Matthew noted the error, remarking on the clear difference between the two men as he observed the confusion.
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House of Commons
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Matthew Montwen
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Return of Love Through Grief in Quiet Reunion
Poetic fragment recalls a man who forgets his care until seeing a woman's tears. Grief, personified as the love’s gray minister, leads him to remember how important she is. The scene ends with a humble return to her side and renewed feeling.
Simple Story Highlights Clear Speech
A Tennessee advocate celebrates simplicity of speech, opposing circumlocution with a short illustration. A Sunday school teacher defines a summary as an abbreviated synopsis, clarifying the concept for pupils. The Chicago Tribune cites this tale and notes a speaker’s voice can travel far through a large trumpet.
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Chicago Tribune
Mothers Who Have Daughters Endorses Lydia Pinkham Product
Readers report relief from menstrual pain irregularities and related symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from women praise the tonic and urge others to seek Mrs. Pinkham's confidential free advice in Lynn Mass.
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Lydia Pie Medicine Company
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Oregon'en Editorial Replies to East Oregonian Criticism
A lengthy Saturday editorial from the Oregon'en counters a recent critique by the East Oregonian. It argues the East Oregonian is intruding on its name while defending its own long standing history and mission to promote Eastern Oregon interests.
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