Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Notices and Rates
Publication details for Pendleton Oregon paper the East Oregonian including pricing and deadlines for advertisements. Deadline rules state copy must be in by 4 45 pm the preceding day with an earlier cutoff for Monday editions. Local and wire services locations listed include Portland Perkins and Hotel Portland, San Francisco Chicago Washington bureaus.
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Mall
Tall
Malloci
Meniben
Moline News Association
East Oregonian
Hotel Portland
Hotel Perkins
Portland
Oregon
Miner
Poem Exalts the Poor as First to Reach Heaven
A verse by Joaquin Miller celebrates the poor as the first to find God's door and hear heaven as he imagines them climbing from a fallen ladder to witness celestial grace. The poem repeats that the poor were first to follow, fall, and stand.
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Joaquin Milter
Walla Walla Drive Plan Provokes Umatilla County Debate
Local tensions rise as Walla Walla seeks a northern Umatilla county macadam road to create a 10 mile auto drive into Umatilla at Walla Walla’s expense. Critics say it benefits Walla Walla’s merchants and travelers, while Milton and Freewater oppose funding the project.
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Walla Walla
Umatilla County
Ematilila
Walla Walla County
Umatilla
Walla
Milton
Freewater
Attorney General Moody Attacks Beef Trust Immunity
In Chicago Moody prosecutes packers denying immunity under monopoly laws. He denounces rich beef trust members for claiming exemption and urges the republic to uphold law and order against corporate immunity.
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Moody
Chicago
Republic
Beef Trust
Laws For All Men Should Obey Despite Wealth Distinction
A speaker argues laws are to shield no one rich or powerful. Each law violator deserves punishment, regardless of wealth or status. He laments lenient courts, notes rich corporations flout laws, and contrasts Judge Lowell with Bourne and the unknown Cuke, urging equal justice for ordinary citizens.
Weather Dampens Trade Then Lifts Wheat Markets
A sweeping storm across the United States reduced general trade as shown by a 6.1 percent drop in weekly bank clearings to 2.756 billion dollars. Pacific coast cities led gains while the wheat market halted its decline and improved on stronger foreign demand and flour shipments. Foreign exports and New York trade rose, with farm staples and railroad earnings also showing gains versus 1905.
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United States
Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Ageregate
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
New York
Canada
Humorous Anecdotes From Historic Anecdotage
A collection of dated quips and incidents including a rotten egg episode at a Tory rally, Heidelberg student lore, Nogi at Port Arthur, Mansfield remark on Shaw, and Wu Ting-fang at a Washington club where a cucumber coolly defies drunkenness.
April to July 1909 Oregon events and wool sale dates
A list of upcoming regional meetings and events in the Inland Empire and Oregon, including the Inland Empire Teachers convention in Spokane on April 6, several church and district gatherings from April to July, a Pioneer reunion, and a Northwest Sportsmen tournament. Also notes wool sale dates fixed by the Oregon Woolgrowers Association in Pendleton, Heppner, Condon, Shaniko, Baker City, Elgin and other towns with respective May to July windows.
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Inland Empire Teachers’ Convention
Spokane
State of Oregon
Mid-Columbia Association Congregational Church
Pendleton
Dalles
Columbia River
Walla Walla
Weston
Walla Wallin
National Educational Association
San Francisco
Oregon
Oregon Woolgrowers’ Association
Heppner
Condon
Shanlko
Baker City
Elgin
Why He Didn't Dress in Night Shirt Tale
Concordia resident Gomer Davis recounts a topsy tale from a Kansas City Star report where a city editor slept in a room with a new night shirt. The editor claimed his clothes were cooling after being placed on a steam radiator, leading to a humorous misunderstanding about dressing delays.
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Topela
Gomer Davis
Concordia Wild
Kansas City Star
Copeland
Bill
Judge Lowell Praised as Friend of the Masses in Oregon
The East Oregonian commends Judge Stephen A. Lowell for United Elites Senate candidacy. He is portrayed as a friend of the masses and opposed to corporate alliances, pledging to regulate labor and ensure service for all workers in Oregon.
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East Oregonian
Stephen A. Lowell
United Elites
Senate
Oregon
Lowell
Superior blank books and office goods advertised
The advertisement claims our blank books stationery and office essentials show superiority to ordinary goods and offer high quality at similar prices. It asserts practical bookkeepers will notice the benefit and that patronizing us pays.
Universal Prayet Poem Reflection on Building a House for God
A historical fragment presents Elizabeth Merrill’s verses on nations, day and night, and the call of the people. It invokes building a house eternal where all may pray, contrasting hearts of poor and rich, and urging timely work while strength endures.
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Elizabeth Merrill
New Dress Goods and Garment Importers Advertise
Local merchants advertise a range of apparel including gowns kimonos silk and underwear for ladies and gentlemen. Prices are stated as reasonable and items are available for importers seeking quality fabric and dress goods.
Low Sam at 209 Court Street Near Clarke's Hardware Store
A brief notice highlights Low Sam located at 209 Court Street adjacent to Clarke's Hardware Store. The item identifies a residence or business address without further action or context.
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Court Street
Clarke's Hardware Store
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Waeguna
Kegona
Fast Oregonian Publishing CO
San Fratehcs
Fourth Street
Washington
Muireau
Pearteenth Street
Pendleton Juts
Moat
Bourne
Cuke
Gommetian Wold
Gukedom Weing
Germany
Huleness
Heidelberg
Port Arthur
Nogi
Mansfield
George Bernard Shaw
Mr. Mansfield
Shaw
Fabian Society
Wu Ting-fang
Royal Baking Powder CO
Beecham’s
COOK
Perry
Nolf’s UD Stan
Workingman
Frazier’s Book Store
Empire Meat
Schwarz & Greulich
Main St
Northwestern Gas and Electric Co
Corner Court and Garden ST
Orice
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Crawford
Savings Bank
Ceres
Saar
Alek
Lendletoy
Low
Fairbanks-Morse
Neagle Bros
Db'nackemiths
Henry Kopit Tke
Pendleton Ice & Cold Company
Tam
J. L. Vaughan Electrician
W. Court St
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