Independent East Oregonian publication details
The Daily East Oregonian and its sister editions are published in Pembleton Oregon by the East Oregonian Publishing Co. Subscriptions include daily and weekly options with various terms. The Daily is sold at Oregonian offices in Portland and Washington DC Bureaus are listed. The paper is a United Press Association member and entered as second class mail.
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East Oregonian Publishing CO
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East Oregonian
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Poem Teases Persistence in a Tortured Tale
A fragmentary verse by F. H. Sweet notes a tortoise’s steady effort. The line hints at patient perseverance as the creature continues its slow labor, a metaphorical fable about steady work and stubborn resolve.
Walla Walla Traction Eyes Pendleton Expansion Reach
The East Oregonian notes surveyors at work on extending the Walla Walla traction line from Freewater toward Weston, signaling imminent construction into Pendleton. Officials say the project will transform Umatilla county with land value increases, new settlements, schools, and social uplift, plus onward growth toward Hermiston and the irrigated west.
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East Oregonian Today
Walla Walla Traction Company
Freewater
Weston
Traction Company
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Inland Empire
Hermiston
Umatilla
Ine
Plant Trees Build Roads in Umatilla’s Irrigated Countryside
In Irrigated cions of Umatilla county prosperity from land value increases coincides with a civic push to beautify the region. The Hermiston district leads a road making and tree planting movement, betting hedges, shaded drives, and boulevards will raise genuine local value and appeal.
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Umatilla
Usnutiila
Hermiston
Such
Monterey Tree-Growing Club Drives Beautification Plan
Orchard and Farm notes a push to beautify southern California wastelands with trees. The Monterey Tree-Growing Club, led by temporary president H A Green, plans a log clubhouse in Monterey and will exchange Monterey pines and redwoods for other species, with proceeds aiding local schoolchildren. The effort highlights native California options like the cheat oak as ideal for streets and roads, while urging broader state involvement and disaster-readiness through improved fire protection.
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Monterey
Southern
H. A. Green
Monterey Club
Benton County as the Model of Oregon Virtues
The Oregon Daily Journal extols Benton County as a composite model of progress, virtue, and sound finances. It notes debt freedom aside from minor option-law violations, minimal crime, short circuit court terms, industrious residents, and ample land for farming and timber. The piece praises climate, dry status, and suitability for homes, inviting comparison with other counties.
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Oregon Daily Journal
Benton County
Oregon
Benton
Mr Geer and faction clash in eastern Oregon race
The piece accuses Mr Geer and his supporters of stirring political strife to split the Republican vote. It questions his quick move into eastern Oregon and bid for Congress after opposing the eastern Oregon governor candidate in 1902. The text asks who opened the factional sores in the district and claims Geer aims to oust a veteran incumb ent.
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Mr. Geer
The
East Oregonian
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Better Fire Protection Needed Despite Calm City
Commentary argues that Pendleton has grown into a metropolitan central area but lacks adequate fire protection. No major fires have occurred, small blazes have been managed by the local fire department, yet there is a call for stronger safeguards to prevent future disasters. The piece remains skeptical of immediate action despite the distant danger.
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Pendleton
Vaughan
The Maker of Dreams and the Builder of Hope
A Baltimore Sun reflection extols creators who shape dreams into reality. It honors singers, painters, sculptors, and builders who fuel progress by turning imagination into deeds. The piece praises those who illuminate with song, art, craft, and inspired effort.
The Cat in the Meal Tub
Editorial attacks congressman Richard Parson Hobson of Alabama for advocating war with Japan and $50,000,000 yearly naval buildup. The piece argues there is no war threat and urges redirecting funds to peace, waterways, and agriculture for American farmers.
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Richard Parson Hobson
Alabama
Sinthigo Harbor
United States
Japan
Congress
Hobson
War-God Month Returns: John Curtis Underwood
A fragment describes March as the earth’s return of the war god, with vivid imagery of wind, sun, and arrows. The verse names John Curtis Underwood as the author or subject and evokes a mythic, martial mood for the season.
Mortality Statistics in Turkey Mocked by Damask Replies
Fra Elbertue Hubbard notes a reform plan to measure Turkish mortality. A French governor sought exact figures from governors in Damascus. Replies mock the questions with evasive answers about death, birth rates, and water supply, highlighting the absurdity of the inquiry.
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Elbertue Hubbard
Pisha
Damascus
Damasccus
Agih
The General Demand for a Simple Laxative Remedy
The Well-Informed demand a pleasant efficient liquid laxative of known value. California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle prompt remedy doctors approve for family use. Buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists for fifty cents per bottle.
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Fragmentary Fatality in Damascus and Odd Sanitation Remarks
An antiquated fragment notes a death by thirst in Damascus during a distant period. It also offers general remarks on local sanitation and advises individuals not to question a person about matters reserved for God, reflecting period tone and sparse context.
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Damascus
Calmself
The Peanut History and U S Production
The peanut is not a true nut but a ground pea with uncertain wild habitat. In 17th century Africa it was a staple for native food and slave ships. Brazil is favored as its origin, with Brazil nuts not involved. US annual peanut production is about 4,006,000 bushels, satisfying current demand, and three-fourths of the crop is sold through street vendors.
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Africa
China
Japan
Brazil
United States
Commons Sight in Oregon’s Prosperous Missouri Farmer Barn Dance
A Missouri wheat grower Edward Olvis, owner of nearly 2000 acres, hosted a grand barn dance in a newly built structure across the river from Leavenworth. The event drew Leavenworth society figures, Fort residents, and most Platte county locals, showcasing local prosperity and hospitality. The host’s substantial expenditure on the celebration highlighted the era’s affluence.
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Missouri
Leavenworth
Edward Olvis
Fort
Platte County
Farmers Hold Special Auto Party at Steam Plant
Dozens of autos belonging to farmers and others lined up outside the barn for a special occasion. The scene is notable as a rare gathering, with many local farmers able to share similar celebrations, a sight not common in other countries.
Automobile Crash Leaves Man Unharmed But Injured
A Philadelphia Ledger entry describes an auto striking a man as a wheel rolled up his chest. The vehicle halted after a noisy chug and blaze of color. Asked about injuries, the man replied, though slightly hurt, that his tires were absurdly pneumatic.
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Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
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Grippe Cure
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ST. Joseph’s Academy
Pendleton, Oregon
Sisters of
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Philadelphia
Sister Superior
Judd
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Columbia Bar
Rooming House
F. X. Schempp
Main Street
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