Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Publication Notice
The Daily East Oregonian lists subscription rates for various frequencies including daily, weekly, and semi weekly options by mail and carrier. It notes offices in Portland and Washington bureaus, and that it is a member of United Press Association with post office filing details.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
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East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Fith Street
Portland
Boreau
Rae Washington
Twenth Street
Journey onward echoed in April Nautilus prose
Bella Wheeler Wilcox inspires resilience in The Nautilus column for April, urging readers to pursue their path with steadfast calm. The piece emphasizes steadfastness, hopeful resolve, and personal growth through reflective verse and period voice.
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Bella Wheeler Wilcox
The
Mr Geer Challenged to State Reasons for Congress
The piece questions why T. T. Geer should be elected in the second district over W. R. Ellie and notes rumors he may return to Portland after the election if defeated. It cites a Nautilus anecdote comparing rotation of crops to political tenure, implying voters deserve clear reasons.
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T. T. Geer
Congress
W. R. Ellie
Geer
Portland
Geers
Oversight of colonists as they pass Pendleton
The piece laments colonists and homeseekers passing through Pendleton overlook eastern Oregon opportunities. It argues travelers stay on to Portland despite rich inland options in Umatilla County and nearby counties, urging them to heed reclaimed desert lands and newly settled farming areas offering affordable land. It warns that travelers drift toward wealthier routes, missing better footholds inland.
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Pendleton
Umatilla
Oregon
Portland
Jt Sa
Macina
Li Seomy
Seattle
Tacoma
Epokane
Inland Empire
The Plea of the Clinging Vine on Woman Suffrage
The Saturday Evening Post editorial argues for extended suffrage, noting women’s rising economic roles and daily exposure to public life. It contends that as more women earn livelihoods they deserve a say in governance, arguing voting would not erode virgin delicacy but reflect their stakes in society.
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North American Review
Harper Brothers
Collier's Weekly
Saturday Evening Post
Inland Empire urged as suitable home for wandering youths
The text argues that unruly youths will migrate if blocked by authorities. It suggests they already have through tickets to Portland or Seattle and that no emergency can stop them. Many will walk back to the inland empire and become good citizens, claiming the experience will do them good.
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Portland
Seattle
Inland Empire
Not Afraid of the People and United States Senator Question
La Grande readers weigh Statement No 1 and direct election of senators as Oregon sentiment shifts toward the people's choice. Prominent Republicans align with the measure and The La Grande Observer endorses it, citing Stoddard and others urging trust in the voters to nominate the senator. The piece argues for weakening party control and backing the people's vote.
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la Grande Observer
Chamberlain
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J. B. Stoddard
la Grande Star
Republican Party
Women’s voting access and desires examined in text
The passage argues that many women do not wish to vote yet must be offered experiences at work stores and mills similar to a poll day. It contends that most women prefer not to vote and that voting need not be mandatory for them.
Umatilla candidates rebuke hostility to the people over oath
The Umatilla county contenders for the legislature reject the stance of hostility toward voters over statement No. 1 for the people's choice for U S senator. They argue leaders must trust the people and avoid opposing the people's rule, stressing the seriousness for the state's progress.
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Umatilla County
United States
Pendleton High School to graduate largest class ever
The largest class in Pendleton high school's history will graduate this spring. The class is described as bright, well equipped, and intelligent, with students qualified for success in any business field. Next winter the school expects record attendance and results, drawing interest from across the Inland Empire.
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Pendleton High School
Finland Empire
Pendleton
Inland Empire
Verdant Walla Walla Valley Reverberates With Strife
Poetry by Andreas Bard in Coast Magazine recalls Walla Walla as a lush valley shaped by settlers and progress yet haunted by past wars with Native Americans. It contrasts idyllic farming promise with the cost of conquest and expansion as a temple of industry and commerce rises.
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Andreas Bard
Coast Magazine
The Wander Trail and a London Dwarfs Remark
A poetic excerpt extols roaming life with lines about mountains, valleys, and seeking No Man's Land. It ends noting spring wanderer fever and a sparked urge to travel. A closing line cites an English minister’s remark about Lon doners growing shorter due to smoking and tramway riding.
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Stomach Ills Promise Quick Relief From Bitters
A persuasive testimonial claims stomach illnesses vanish rapidly when Bitters are used at the first distress. The piece urges readers to try the remedy themselves, citing many who report relief and reduced suffering.
Bethany and poems of faith and escape
The text blends a devotional verse about Bethany and Jesus with poems by Ruth Bryan Leavitt and Ella Wheeler Wilcox about fate and joy, plus a note on a daring train bandit captured at Spokane who escaped Helena jail by sawing four bars.
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Ruth Bryan Leavitt
Charles McDonald
George Frankhauser
Spokane
Helena, Mont
Public and Plays Reflect Seasonal Theater Decline
The piece notes most plays this season fail, sunk into oblivion, due to dull weight plus a shift in General-Public taste. It argues that audiences have learned to recognize "sure-fire hokum" and demand real value in productions.
Demand for Fresh Ideas Shifts Audience Taste
The gallery failed to rouse the audience and loses appeal as demand shifts toward novelty in ideas or treatment and a higher standard, noted in The Players column in April Everybody's.
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Everybody's
Hotel St. George Promoted as Northwest First Class
European plan with steam heat en suite rooms and bath. Large new sample room and first class restaurant in connection. Hotel offers telephone and fire alarm connections to office and hot and cold running water in all rooms. Described as one of the most up to date hotels in the northwest.
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St. George
Northwest
Rooms Near Depot Ad with Electric Sign On Main Street
Tiny classified notice advertises rooms available at $1.00 to $1.50 per block and a half from the depot, inviting readers to view the big electric sign for details.
Hotel Portland Advertises Modern Turkish Bath
Portland hotel offers American plan from $3 daily and up. Headquarters for tourists and commercial travelers. Special rates for families and single gentlemen. Management ready to show rooms and provide prices. Modern Turkish bath facility featured. H. C. Bowers, Manager.
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Portland
Oregon
H. Co. Bowers
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