Independent Pendleton newspaper rates and details
An old Pendleton Oregon newspaper listing publication frequencies and subscription rates. It notes daily and weekly formats, mailing terms, addresses, and services of the East Oregonian Publishing Co including office locations and postal registrations. The item preserves a period-accurate advertisement tone of pricing and contact details.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
The Life Principle Endures Beyond Death
The excerpt asserts that life persists after death in some form, denying a clear dividing line between animate and inanimate. It argues that life exists in all things, from clods to blades of grass, and questions whether anything can truly lack life. The piece contemplates immortality and the universality of life.
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Greas
One View of the Legislature from Woodburn Independent
The Woodburn Independent, a Republican paper, offers a pre judiced view of Oregon's legislature. It criticizes wasted time, claims the governor used veto power wisely, notes the dominant influence of the normal school combine, and says several good bills died while the senate served wealthy interests.
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Woodburn Independent
Marion County
Jamette Eailey
Sexton
Independent
Orecon
Esmot
Senate
Cost of Hauling Crops From Farms to Shipping Points
The article discusses the farmer’s outlay for hauling crops to shipping points. It notes wagons and teams as essential, outlines initial costs and profits impact, and cites a Department of Agriculture bulletin titled Cost of Hauling Crope from Farms to Shipping Points. A circular to 2800 respondents across 1694 counties gathered weights and other figures.
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Department of Agriculture
Costs of hauling farm products to shipping points prompt road improvements
A study uses tables on horses or mules, teams, and haul costs to shipping points. It cites near 29 million dollars spent yearly on corn, about 22 million on wheat, and 73.06 million for twelve principal products, arguing better roads and freight rail lines could cut these outlays and bring farmers closer to shipment points.
Pendleton Moves Toward New City Charter Reforms
Pendleton advances toward a new city charter with a businesslike plan for improvements. City hall, sewer, cemetery, and lower extensions are proposed, aiming to match rapid growth and keep pace with material progress. The efforts honor Pendleton’s progress and anticipated costs, noting past clerical expenses and overages.
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Pendleton
Washington farmers debate coyote bounty policy
In central Washington county debates over ending the coyote bounty intensify as ranchers cite jack rabbit damage and widespread killings. Farmers contend coyotes also help by reducing jack rabbits, arguing it is unfair to price their heads when the overall harm is not clearly greater than the good.
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Durtie
Umvielie
Waterville
Waah
Empire
Washington
A Plea for Country Life by Arthur Brisbane
Arthur Brisbane urges families to move from cities during hot weather. He argues elites harm children, and long city pavements dust and holes are deadly. He promotes relocating to the countryside where costs allow, with cheaper rents and transit enabling families to work and play outdoors.
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Arthur Brisbane
New York Evening Journal
Ioan
Mburs
A Littl Lesson in New Thought
A discussion on mind threefoldness blends Western new thought with occult ideas. The waking intellect, the spiritual mind, and instinct guide reasoning, testimony, and child development, with the intellect remaining supreme for normal people.
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Renwon
Selma Filane
Pendleton
Papa Vrel Tiiminia
Odeilde
Poets Cowboy Chronicle and a Missing Miner Tale
Scott Cummins, Winchester Wood County, recounts a Northwest cattle drive where 8600 head crossed a hollow log river obstacle near Snake River, a 30 head discrepancy noted, and cattle later found roaming. L M Wakefield, Wardner mining man, vanished then found as a patient in Medical Lake insane asylum awaiting potential discharge to a private asylum under IOOF management.
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Scott Cummins
Winchester
Wood County
Snake River
Cummins
L. M. Wakefield
Wardner
Wash
Emall Washington
Medical Lake
Two long-serving congress members in 118 years
The record shows only two lawmakers exceeding forty years of service in the entire 118 year span. Justin Morrill of Vermont and William Allison of Town stand out as the longest-serving members in congressional history.
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Congress
Justin
Morrill
Vermont
William
Alliaon
Town
Harvard President Blasts Football Rules As Brutal
President C. W. Eliot of Harvard criticizes football under new and old rules as brutal and unmanly in a board report this week. He says the game belittles the better instincts of players and fans.
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C. W. Eliot
Harvard University
Board of Trustees
Playera
Tana
Plan Promises Relief After 53 Years of Suffering
A health advertisement claims a long standing plan helps with stomach liver kidney or bowel disorders. It urges prompt notice of the first symptoms to prevent further illness and promises substantial relief and fewer sick spells.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters A Reliable Remedy
Hostetters Stomach Bitters has been making people well by curing liver and kidney troubles dyspepsia indigestion female disorders and colds. We guarantee it pure.
Hotel St. George Promoted as Northwest’s Most Up-to-Date
European plan with steam heat throughout and en suite rooms with bath. Large new sample room and modern conveniences including telephone fire alarm connections and hot and cold running water in all rooms. The hotel is marketed as one of the Northwest’s finest.
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St. George
Northwest
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