Daily East Oregonian Subscription Rates Listed
The County Official Paper outlines subscription terms for daily and weekly editions. Rates cover daily and weekly mail and carrier options, with multiple term lengths and a note on mailing locations and offices in Pendleton Oregon and Washington DC.
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Cartler
Weesi
Daily
East Oregonian
Oe News Co
147 Street
Herest
Oe Security Ae
Washington, D. C
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The Word as Gem and Sword in a Poetic Rhapsody
A contemplative piece explores how a single word can be a gem a stone a song or a two edged sword. It likens choosing a word to selecting a fine connoisseur's gem and polishing it with art. The heart of the word is said to sway stir and linger.
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Burt
Friends and Foes Over Normal School Funding
A political clash over normal school funding shows legislators and papers opposing the normal schools blaming each other for a failed maintenance bill. Senators Smith and Barrett are praised by friends of the normals for standing by the schools, while Senator Cole is faulted for switching sides.
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Quile
Cole
Representative Barrett
Senate
Friends of the Normals
Senator Cole
Weston Normal
Oregonian-Bowerman Clique
Smith
Barrett
Improve the City Pendleton Urged To Attract Retired Farmers
A letter urges Pendleton residents to unite in building a pleasing city. Proposals include a gravity water system, several parks, a new theater, street improvements in residential areas, and paving for business blocks to enhance looks and driveways. Other improvements are considered.
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Pendleton
Ufe
Retired farmers urged to move to Pendleton for better living
The speaker laments retirees leaving the county after making their money here. He argues locals show selfishness over patriotism and notes people will go where they please. Pendleton should improve the city to attract more retirees to live there.
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Pendleton
Neighborliness Declines in Big Cities Yet Persists in Small Towns
A Chicago Woman's Club discussion links the waning neighborly spirit to urban life conditions rather than human nature. In Pendleton and other small cities, residents still value sociability, knowing neighbors, and mutual recognition, reflecting a modest revival of the neighborly ethic.
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Chicago
Pendleton
Inca Morning Paper Attacked Over Normal School Coverage
The Inca morning paper is criticized for biased coverage of normal schools. The writer accuses the paper of backing opponents while feigning sympathy, calling its conduct a disservice to Senator Smith and Representative Barrett who support Weston normal. It condemns perceived lack of backbone and journalistic honor.
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Representative Barrett
Normals
Senator Smith
Representatives Mann
Mahoney
Smith
Tative Barrett
Weston Normal
I T
City designates March 26 and 27 as cleanup days
Pendleton’s city council proclaims Friday and Saturday as cleaning up days urging all residents to cooperate. The move aims to beautify the city in summer and protect public health, with ordinance enforcement for those who refuse to tidy yards or vacant lots.
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Pendleton
Birth rate decline noted from immigration and aging society
The Atlantic Monthly article cites rising immigration since 1860 and Benjamin Franklin’s family size to explain the drop in the US birth rate. It warns that the proportion of children under ten has fallen from one third to one quarter, risking millions fewer future births nationwide and prompting concern in Australia and France.
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United States
Benjamin Franklin
America
Massachusetts
New South Wales
New Zealand
France
Atlant the Monthly
The Promised Land Dream Poem Selection
A brief verse describes longing for a flawless land where dreams feel true and gold gleams. It portrays a harbor of life free from storms with sailors singing of home while awaiting a peaceful future. Selected text notes a wistful, musical tone.
The Fisherman and the Homosasa Club Member
A playful tale of a legendary fisherman whose stories cow the river and captivate listeners. His fame grows as the fish, drawn by his tales, are caught and celebrated, culminating in a humorous end where even the catfish get invited to a local club.
Summer in Winter Cricket Ballads and Pine Cabin Melodies
The poem laments a winter scene where crickets sing in a cabin near Virginna as a piquant child’s shouts echo through the night. It blends rustic imagery with fantastical echoes of midsummer, heat spirits, and dreamlike coals transformed to roses in a lyric voice attributed to Sinclair Lewis in Peoples.
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Virginna
Sinclair Lewis
Frontier land sellers lure buyers to Alberta boom
Advertisers claim strong returns from Canadian land sales and urge western residents to invest at home in Alberta. Invoke success of Canadian boomers as a model and encourage readers to imitate their methods.
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Alberta
West End
Hancock Signed Recalled In Youthful Quip
A Kansas City Journal item recalls the day Hancock signed, with a playful exchange noting the moment as momentous yet elusive. The youth remarks it may not be clear who Hancock was, adding a tongue in cheek reflection on the event’s place in history.
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Hancock
Kansas City Journal
Eastern Oregon State Normal Adheres To Long-Lasting Legacy
The legislature has adjourned and Eastern Oregon State Normal endures promising growth beyond the term of certain Eastern Oregon politicians who misrepresented their constituents.
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Oregon State Normal
The Constable’s Double Charge Comic Exchange
A self convicted defendant taunts the constable about corroboration and a second officer, the village constable replies that the two officers are the charge against him, delivering a sharp punchline in a Punch style vignette.
New industries and local improvements rise in Pendleton
The note highlights new industries and local improvements aimed at boosting Pendleton’s growth. It outlines plans to support manufacturing, infrastructure, and development to strengthen the city’s economic base and attract investment.
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Pendleton
Kipling Verses Send to Admiral Evans From Iowa Crew
A poem pair from Rudyard Kipling paired with a note to Rear Admiral Evans, written during his command of the battleship Iowa. The verses compare writing with fighting, praising Evans’s leadership and naval prowess, and acknowledging Kipling’s long career as a storyteller.
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Rudyerd Kipling
Evans
Iowa
Zogbaum
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