Daily Oregonian subscription rates and details
The Fast Oregonian ad lists daily and weekly subscription options, including by mail and by carrier, with varying terms. It notes sale at Oregon News Co. and provides office and mailing information, including a Washington bureau and library matter classification.
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Oregonian
Oregon News Co
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Washington, D. C
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The Pilgrimage Poem by Edwin Markham
A pilgrim seeks God in tombs and ruined altars but returns empty. On the road home a great light appears as a nesting lark sings and a rose sways. He feels God in a well, a lover’s face, the sun’s signal, and the bright hand of the divine.
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Edwin Markham
Pendleton Welcomes New Woolen Mill Site and Start
The Pendleton community celebrates selecting a site for a new woolen mill and immediate construction. G M Rice and T C Taylor led local fundraising of 20600 dollars, with broad support from business people and residents. The East Oregonian commends leaders and expects strong regional economic growth from the revival of the mill.
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Pendleton
G. M. Rice
T. C. Taylor
East Oregonian
Pendleton's Transport Edge Linked to Two Transcontinentals
From a transportation standpoint Pendleton stands well positioned as the city gains a connection with two transcontinentals. The link promises improved freight and passenger flow, potentially boosting local commerce and regional access for residents and businesses alike.
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Pendleton
Fragmentary lines in Oregon rail area near pasture action
The readable text notes continental lines and branch lines reaching the city while the rear of eastern Oregon is described as a closed pasture.
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Oregon
Boundry Line Spike Marks Transcontinental Rail Reach
Across the Washington border a spike was driven completing a new line from Bitter Root mountains to Puget Sound. The transcontinental route will be wholly wished soon and Oregon may gain competing lines as Washington already has Northern Pacific Great Northern and O R N. Harriman’s delay cited as hindering Oregon rail growth.
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Puget Sound
Bitter Root Mountains
Sound
Oregon
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Great Northern
Pen- Geton
Northwest
California
Harriman
Disclosed Training in Weston Normal School
An old Weston Morning paper notes that Eastern Oregon normal school students receive grade instruction. The disclosure is framed as alarming but explains all normal schools maintain training departments essential to their function, likened to laboratories in medical colleges.
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Weston
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Tribune
Murder Trial in Rural Alabama Court
In a rural Alabama court Jed Blake faces murder charges with no lawyer or defense. The judge offers to appoint counsel, but Jed refuses, saying he will do nothing. The exchange shows the accused’s defiant stance as the case proceeds.
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Alabama
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Jody
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Sawyer
Everybody's Magazine
Song of the toil in the open field of life
Lorana W. Sheldon in N.Y. Times depicts the enduring worker’s toil and the reward of rest. The poem extols waking and sleeping, the dash of daily labor, and the pride of honest effort, ending with pay and weekend relief.
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Lorana W. Sheldon
N.Y
Feudalism in Modern America and the Lost Government
Seth Low argues that a feudal system under central control now binds production and distribution, driving a 40 percent rise in living costs over seven years. He claims corporate power has corrupted government, turning Lincoln’s republic ethos into a farce, and calls for the people to reclaim their stolen government.
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Abraham Lincoln
Musicians Demand Pay Despite Desire to Play for Fun
A lively debate on balancing artistry and pay for bands. Musicians resist working for free, noting few people contribute purely for pleasure or glory while audiences expect performances.
Old North Side Cemetery Becomes Beautified Park
The old north side cemetery has been transformed into a beautified park with a monument to the planters and soldier dead. A gun from the battleship Oregon guards the site, and local people will take pride in the spot instead of shunning it.
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Old
North Side
Oregon
Advice Tam and the cart on the steep hill
Lord Northcote quotes a saying about easy advice and a boy pushing a heavy cart uphill. The boy rejects the notion of guidance, insisting on doing the work himself. The exchange highlights stubbornness and the practical view of effort over smooth talk.
Burglary Ring Tried by Six in Pendleton County
In Pendleton and nearby towns six different parties attempted burglary recently and are now all in the county jail or county lockup, signaling a crackdown on burglary activity in the area.
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Pendleton
Englishman Discovers the South Pole, Press Dispatches Say
An Englishman has located the south pole and within weeks audiences may see films showing the discovery. Official confirmations and details are awaited as reports circulate in the press.
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South Pole
Literary quip about Indiana novelists and shaving
A judge notes a quip about Indiana schools of novelists gaining ideas while shaving. The exchange includes a jab about beards and a man with a discouraged expression. The dialogue hints at playful banter and character observation.
East city to hear woolen mill whistle instead of Angelus
Residents in the east end will soon wake to a new alarm clock the woolen mill whistle replacing the Angelus bell. The change signals heightened mill activity and shifts in daily routines for local workers and families relying on the bell for time cues.
The Magician Warns of Spring Fever in City Streets
A poetic piece questions readers whether spring’s arrival has dulled their work drive and city routine. It reassures readers that restless feelings and longing for distant lands are normal seasonal sensations, not illness, as March loosens the grip of winter.
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March
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