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The Daily East Oregonian offers subscriptions by mail and carrier with varied terms. Rates include daily, weekly, and semi weekly options across different durations, plus carrier and weekend terms. The office list cites Portland and Chicago bureaus and mentions press association membership.
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They Are the Sweets That Keep Us Sweet
A lyrical meditation on the pleasures that sustain people through hardship. The piece personifies sweets as lights blooms and truth, praising love, youth, and dreamlike vision as enduring bonds. It evokes intimate hope and urges small hearts to hear and dance.
Inland Empire teachers wrap up 12th convention in Pendleton
The Inland Empire teachers close their 12th annual meeting in Pendleton after four days of sessions and social events. About 700 to 800 teachers plan special trains home to four northwest states tomorrow, praising the program, speakers, hospitality, and accommodations. Pendleton hopes for another visit.
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Western Railroads Lead With Settlement Push
A comparison of railroads shows western lines ahead in promoting settlement and development. Southern papers deride their own railways as sleepy while praising western roads for active publicity. The overall verdict favors the west’s proactive approach to growth.
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Southern Railway
Railroad campaign aids settlement in eastern Oregon
The Harriman and Hill roads run extensive publicity bureaus to promote settlement westward. A demonstration train tours eastern Oregon for ten days, a costly but creditable project by the O R & N company. Officials cooperate with Oregon Agricultural College to push more intensive farming, showing progressive leadership.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon Journal Warns Against Overuse of Initiative
The Oregon Journal says direct legislation risks discredit if overused and notes opponents, including the Sellwood Republican club and the Oregonian, claim it harms business prosperity. Courts face a telephone firm challenge, while a constitutional convention is planned if needed.
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Wig Demonstration Train Aids Eastern Oregon Farmers
A demonstration train led by Dr. James Withycombe travels eastern Oregon praising scientific farming and practical methods in horticulture livestock and related subsectors. The event, hosted by Inland Empire teachers led by President Sampson, urges local farmers and stockraisers to attend talks aboard the train.
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Heney Normal School
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None are so foolish as those who nag farmers
Fragmentary OCR notes mention farmers and teachers with a comment on finish and a nice day. It lacks clear events, names, places, or dates to form a full report.
Way Down South in the Land of Cotton
Advertisement for Cottolene by N K Fairbank Company. Claims bulk packaging is unnecessary as it is sold in pails with air tight tops to keep it clean fresh and wholesome and prevent dust or odors contamination.
East Oregonian Urges Local Support for Summer Concert Band
The paper argues residents will fund weekly spring and summer concerts to enliven the town for both visitors and locals. Musicians are cohesive and a competent band director candidate is in view. Organize concerts and back the band with support now.
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East Oregonian
The Contested Man Poem Remains Cheerful Despite Loss
A poem tells of a man who smiles at life despite misfortune and loss. He loves his child, enjoys simple joys, and faces the world without bitterness. Neighbors doubt his happiness yet he endures, content with what he has and the sky above.
What's in McClures An April issue feature Duke of Abruzzi
McClures April issue showcases a pen portrait of the Duke of the Abruzzi as a modern romantic prince. Other items include studies on food, blindness prevention, criminal procedure follies, and a piece on wheat whiskey. Short story selections feature The Purple Stocking by Edwin.
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Button J. Hendrick
Marion Hamilton Carter
Chaories B. Brewer
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Another Good Buy 1640 Acres of Tended Ranch Lands
An advertised property offers 1640 acres with 800 in grain and 250 in alfalfa, plus fruit trees and berries. It features a water stream, concrete dams, ditches, and buildings, with a railroad running through the middle. Priced at $46,000. contact E. T. Wade, American National Bank Building, Pendleton, Oregon.
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American Nat. Bank
Peadleton
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African reptile venom and booby trap tale from Roosevelt
A fragment from African Game Trails discusses venomous snakes encountered at a camp with five deaths in a kiss of danger. It cites Roosevelt’s observations, noting milk as a remedy for eye exposure and the danger of puff adders cobras and tree snakes. Various artists and authors are listed in the mention of works and drawings.
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