County Official Paper Rates and Publication Details
The East Oregonian Publishing Co publishes the County Official Paper in Pendleton Oregon weekly. Subscription rates are given for daily and weekly editions by mail or carrier, with various durations and prices. The paper is distributed also through the Oregon News Co in Portland and lists addresses for the Washington Bureau and city offices.
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Peat Weekly
Pendleton
Oregon
East Obeuonian Publishing CO
Daily
East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Washington, D. C
Nsw
I Long to Reach the Heights of Worthiness
A poem from the Chicago Record-Herald expresses a speaker’s longing for strength to climb, to claim worthiness, and to bear burdens like a rightful heir. It contrasts humble striving with gifted fortune, seeking resilience to keep hopes alive amid sorrow.
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Ness
Taft Presidency Promised as Roosevelt Legacy Shapes Era
The article discusses William H. Taft’s ascent to the presidency and the belief he will honor reforms associated with Theodore Roosevelt. It notes Taft’s integrity and perceived ability, outlines expectations to uphold progressive platform promises, and credits Roosevelt with influencing Taft’s rise and policy direction.
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William H. Taft
Ailsa
Mr. Taft
Jobbing Center Sparks Rate Case Debate in Spokane
In the Spokane rate case a nationwide effect is implied as reductions granted there are presumed to influence other cities. The decision prompts towns to consider legal action to secure rightful rates, with the prospect of further suits to enforce entitlements amid interstate commerce rulings.
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Spokane
Interstate Commerce
Commission
Pendleton Could Benefit From New Terminal Rate Reductions
Commission faces rate cuts beyond Spokane case possibly reshaping regional trade. Pendleton stands to gain by securing terminal rates on fruit jars canned goods and farming machinery, potentially expanding into wholesale grocery and distribution. Spokane may see limited benefit as eastern Oregon towns poised to become jobbing centers with the shifts.
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Pendleton
Spokane
Oregon
Portland
Defense of Representative Barrett in Local Paper
The anonymous attack on Representative Barrett is denounced as cowardly. Barrett kept faith with his constituents by voting for the people’s choice for U S senator. He supported the Weston normal school and the Celtic portage road to lower freight rates, aiding farmers and merchants. The East Oregonian defends Barrett’s public service and notes Washington’s inauguration day contrast with Pendleton’s spring morning.
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Representative Barrett
Toca
United States
Bia
Weston Normal School
Barrett
Oils County
Mr. Barrett
Athena
Weeton
Farrett
East Oregonian
Mr. Farrett
Hhealf
Mfr
East Oregon
Ex-President Roosevelt Sounds Odd to Hear Now
A reflective line notes how the former U.S. leader is perceived as time passes with fresh naming and shifting public memory. The remark underscores the lingering impact of Roosevelt in political and cultural dialogue.
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Roosevelt
Messina Gumach export and the morocco trade origins
The Manchester Guardian notes Messina produced gumach from shumach bark, a key for white tannage and durable dyeing. Genuine morocco is goat skin tanned with sumach, while many upholsterers offer imitation roan or babytone dyes. The piece observes moroccos decline in furniture use but new demand from automobiles.
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Messina
Siciy
Manchester Guardian
Moral Philosophy Reflections From A Classic Poem
A fragmentary piece argues that striving for belief and action matters more than seeking philosophy. It champions poetic beauty and daily duty over cautious critique, praising effort, restraint, and inner resolve as stabilizing forces amid doubt.
Berlin Esprit and a Grand Tour with Ade and Palaces
A Hong Kong style travel vignette describes Berlin society riding with George Ade to the Excelsior and Pin Clo then to Witte park of palms and flowers. Verdi music and sun sets over St Peters are noted with luxury contrasted to Paris. A Bevin policeman quips about trolley dangers.
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George Ade
Excelsior
Pinclo
Witte Park
St. Peters
Berlin
Furia
Paris
Howe
Alphabet or The Playhouse
An observer notes theater goers comment on learning while counting letters of the alphabet in seating arrangements. The anecdote, from the New York Sun, highlights a mistaken belief about letters and seat numbering, ending with the punch line that there is no A in this theater.
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Tiny
Curious British Sailor Seeks Horse At Quebec Stable
A sailor from the British fleet accompanying the Prince of Wales at Quebec visits a downtown stable keeper. He asks for a horse to ride or drive and insists on a long, good horse. The exchange ends with a lively, humorous bidding by the horseman as the crew plans to board a ship.
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Prince of Wales
Quebec
Ilvery
Iveryman
Success Magazine
Illustrated Lecture on Dry Farming by F M Meyers
An illustrated lecture by F. M. Meyers on dry farming will be delivered on February 24 during the Third Trans Missouri Dry Farming Congress second night. Meyers returns from northern Manchuria after studying farms, arid lands, soil conditions, and farming methods to assess possibilities for the region.
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F. M. Meyers
Meyers
China
Manchura
Improved methods for orient travel reform and farming
He describes bringing back information and funds to impart to the Congress. He will emphasize remarks with fluctuations from photographs taken during travels in the Orient. The dry farming region visited is one of the world’s great areas and could become a highly productive district in Eastern Asia.
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Conmrese
Orient
Grede
Asia
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Inflation Explained by a Bohemian Exchange
A brief playful dialogue frames inflated currency as money you blow. Johnny-Pa asks what it means and Father answers that it is the money you spend freely. The exchange uses humor to illustrate rising prices and careless spending.
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Johnny
The Winter Fires Song and Fading Summer Light
A fragmentary verse recalling a winter fire song with lines about longing for the old days and lost sweetness of summer. The piece shifts to a garbled financial note mentioning a decade, a figure near 5.0 billion and 2.5 billion, likely corrupted data.
Truth and Quality Appeal in Laxative Advertisement
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted laxative option. It claims natural, pleasant action without debilit ating after effects and urges buyers to choose the genuine California Medicine Syrup Company product sold by leading druggists.
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California Me Syrup Co
Vale
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