East Oregonian Subscription Rates and Postal Info
East Oregonian official paper published daily weekly and semi weekly in Pendleton Oregon lists subscription rates by mail and carrier. It notes distribution channels including the Oregon News Co in Portland and the United Press Association bureau in Washington DC with post office entry as second class mail matter.
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Pendleton
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Daily East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Chie Hureau
Security
Washington, DC
Tenth Street
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Where Duty Calls Him On The Path Of Service
A historical verse fragment recalls a leader who vows to heed duty yet yields to profit. It notes his initial dauntless, honor guided departure and later disappointment as profit lures him away from his course, reflecting on steadfastness and temptation.
Legislature to Meet in Special Session on Mondaw
Governor Benson urges no new bills while the legislature cools off. He opposes reopening the normal schools issue but lacks lawmaking power. The body should keep the session brief yet may fix errors from the regular session. Maintenance of normal schools through June is essential to honor contracts with teachers and students.
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Mondaw
Benson
Oregon Journal Editorial on Unity for State Progress
A broad minded Oregon Journal editorial urges mutuality and harmony among stations and newspapers to advance the state. It criticizes the Oregonian and Multnomah delegation for opposing support to normal schools and warns against actions that favor one interest over all Oregonians.
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Oregon Journal
Oregon
Baela
Portland unfairness sparks calls for state balance
A historical Oregon debate denounces Portland for squeezing Eastern and Southern Oregon and seeks fair treatment of all regions. The text argues against shifting state institutions or granting Portland unfair advantage, noting broad discontent across the state and risks to regional growth.
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Portland
Lewis & Clarke Fair
Oregonian
Eastern Oregon Asylum
Celilo Portage Road
Oregon
Uhill Busines
Porvand
San Francisco
Seattle
College training shapes rising federal leadership in era
An eastern exchange notes eight of nine Taft cabinet members are college men, surpassing Roosevelt era representation. It cites Who's Who in America showing 5228 of 14,142 biographical notables are college graduates, arguing higher education becomes less exclusive and more accessible to the poor, with broader future reach.
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Roosevelt
Harvard
Yale
United States
Milking Machines Reach West Pendle Ton Area
Milking machines begin to be used in the section west of Pendleton and promise to greatly increase the dairy output of the county. The new devices will relieve farmers of the arduous milking task and could yield enough dairy ranches to supply eastern Oregon with butter.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Women volunteers urged for park police in summer
Mrs Julia Galdsier advocates forming four to seven women volunteers to patrol Riverside Park afternoons weekly with police badges and arrest powers, seeking mayoral support and park commissioner backing. She offers to fund one uniform but urges volunteers to supply costumes and funds for attire.
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Julia Galdsier
Garven
Mra. Galdsier
Ilevote
Tim
New York
Woman identity across Africa and America per Starr claim
The New York World quotes Prof. Frederick Starr of the University of Chicago asserting that savage and civilized women share moral traits. The magazine article cites examples of fashion, modesty, and wives sold in both Africa and America, noting similar social dynamics and mother-in-law influence.
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New York
Chicago
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
Africa
America
New York World
Prepared to Baptize and Provisions Stir Highland Humour
A Highland minister questions spiritual readiness at a baptism scene. A pompous host declares he is prepared with a grand ham for tea and two bottles of whiskey from the inn, prompting a moral correction from the clergyman. The exchange features a mock Irish/Celtic character and rural inn humor.
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Phili
Dollar Automobile Idea Sparked In Riverfront Exchange
A fragmentary scene shows a poetical youth and his blunt brother by a riverside discussing worldly ideas. A cryptic line about a dollar automobile hints at broader themes of progress and desire. The passage shifts to Japan shipyards, noting 14,000 workers at Nogtenk, 8,000 at Kole, and 4,000 at Osaka, with yards filled with orders.
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Japan
Nogtenk
Kole
Osaka
Ballinger’s early life shaped Taft era secretary profile
A retrospective on Richard A. Ballinger, former Kansas minister of the interior under Taft, detailing his move from Virden to Larned in 1873, schooling at the University of Kansas Washburn and Williams College, and a chance meeting with Senator Higgins that steered him toward a legal and political career. It notes his ethic code and cautions on public agents.
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Kaneas City
Kansas Minte
Taft
Caubinet
Richard A. Ballinger
Virden
Larned
Kan
Mr. Ballinger
Fort Larned
University of Kansas
Washburn College
Washburn
Ballinger
John J. Ifygallia
Williams College
James &. Garfield
Do You Get Up With a Lame Back
Readers learn about Dr Kilmer Swamp Root a remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles promising relief from back pain and urinary issues. It offers a free sample and an informational book by mail and promotes bottles sold by druggists with the Binghamton New York address for Dr Kilmer Co.
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Ae Eeverons
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Binghamton, Ny
Hopeful lawmakers urged to study normal schools facts
A letter hopes that during a special session the Texas legislature will learn more about normal schools. The writer notes a strong delegation from the county and urges that some of the fibels be revealed as such, implying a call for honesty and clarity in funding and oversight.
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Normals
Taxicab history traced to ancient China
London researchers recount ancient Chinese measure-mile drum chariots used to register distance. Dynastic records from Chin era describe bells and gears, with 900 year old specifications later guiding a wheel ed vehicle to measure distance. The tale ends with a child’s dinner question about dessert.
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London
Giles
Cambridge
China
Cites
Profésor Hopkinson
Engineering Laboratory
Hopkinson
They Stand the Strain Our Wagons and Hacks
The text advertises Fairbanks- Morae engines and Scalea machines for wagon repairing and carriage painting services. It notes moderate charges and only skilled workers are employed.
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Greyton
Dally
Mall
Deby
Carrie Tally
Wesnis Eix Moutty
Memter United Press Association
Wilen
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S. E. Kiser
Multnomah County
Multnomah
POR Pak
American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
T. J. Morris
A. D. Sloan
W. TL. Thompson
T. G. Montgomery
Badley
State of
City of
Umatilla Indian Reservation
Pendleton Auto Co., B. F. Tromley
Sheet Music
Main St
Northern Pacific Railway
Pasco
North
Tank
Tacoma
Sound Points
Spekime
Polite
W. Adams
A.D Charlton
Pass
Portland, Oregon
First National Bank
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
N. K. Clarke
C. W. Cornelius
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Alek
Neagle Bros
Tre & Ton
Our
Henry
Phone Main 178
Colesworthy
E. Alta
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