Oregonian Subscription Rates Published for Pendleton
The Oregonian Publishing Co lists subscription rates for Dally and Weekly editions. Dally yearly, six months, three months and monthly mail options. Weekly yearly, six and four month terms. address in Pendleton with bureau at 509 Security Building Washington, D.C. and 501 Fourteenth Street. Postal details note second class matter status.
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Pendieton
The
Bart Oregonian Publishing CO
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Alx
Two Impetuous Senators Oppose Roosevelt Over Forestry Rules
The article argues Idaho Senator Heyburn and Oregon Senator Fulton oppose the Roosevelt administration and clash with forestry department rules. It notes Fulton's letter to J. D. Combs allegedly urged grazing rule violations, warning such advice could hurt stockmen financially. Subsequent investigations cast Fulton’s counsel as largely flawed.
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Roosevelt
Heyburn
Idaho
Fulton
Oregon
J. D. Combs
Grant County
Grazing Department
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Forestry Bureau
Forestry Department
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They Love the Referendum in Salem Opinion Piece
A column argues Salem residents favor the referendum and related popular laws. It contends only politicians object, praising direct primary and protection measures while noting critics fear heavy rules. The author believes the public will broaden these powers to guide progress and oppose selfish local interests.
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Salem Statesman
Need of a Library in Pendleton Area
A letter notes over 100 Pen Deton High students and many in Pendleton and St Joseph academies would use a Pendleton public library daily if accessible in a quiet orderly location. It asserts Pendleton's duty to provide this beneficial public utility and urges action to improve facilities.
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Pendeton
Pendleton
St. Joseph
Pendleton Public Library Aims To Serve Growing Reading Needs
The piece argues Pendleton residents, including pupils and adults, would greatly benefit from a quiet public reading room where undisturbed study is possible. It contends education funding and public library access are crucial for the town’s future success and merits the installation of a public library.
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Pendleton
Doom of the Green Cloth in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texans heed a broad demand to quit gambling dens as the city seeks to curb vice. For decades the cattle town hosted poker on the green cloth where many locals played and large wagers occurred. The move reflects a shift toward larger civic standards and cleaner frontier life.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Texan
Umatilla County Welcomes First Trolley Wire Progress
The first trolley wire in eastern Oregon has been strung into Freewater connecting to Walls Walla power, with electric cars soon reaching Milton and Freewater. Land near the electric hive has risen to 500 dollars per acre, signaling a growing irrigated district. Small farmers in Amoulia county are urged onward with berries poultry and dairy pastures offering steady income.
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Oregon
Umatilla
Amoulia
Freaks in Small Farms Near Los Angeles and Across U S
The article surveys unusual farming ventures from Vernet in California to Edith Stege in Stege California who raises frogs and earns over two thousand dollars from more than three thousand five hundred dozen frog legs. It notes Maryland terrapin operations led by Lavalette with vast value, Chesapeake crab farms, gourd farms, ostrich plumes, and early skunk and snake farms with varying profitability and community reactions.
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Pennsylvania
State
Frogery Ie
Mises Edith Stege
Stege
Cal
Maryland
Chesapeake
Crisfield
Lavalette
Lavilette
Block and a Half From Depot Sign Shines Bright
A clear view of a large electric sign near the depot draws attention as pedestrians and travelers note its prominent display. The sign’s glow enhances the midday streets, guiding riders and locals past the hay market and storefronts.
Baltimore American and Oregon minister aged 90
The Baltimore American claims a long, continuous publish history dating back to before Baltimore and the Maryland Advertiser. Rev John Flynn, aged 90, is cited as the oldest Methodist minister in Oregon, living in Portland.
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John Flynn
Oregon
Portland
Ethical awakening and the call to vote in the United States
A letter argues for an ethical awakening to mobilize stay-at-home voters to participate in elections. It contends fraud publicity should spur better citizenship and insists decent citizens must vote to curb corrupt rule. It warns against apathy and urges action despite discouraging attitudes.
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United States
The City of Chicago by George Kibbe Turner
In McClure's April issue a study on dissipating commerce in American cities examines how business creatures threaten urban life. Turner portrays Chicago as a case study of ruin and despair in the social fabric caused by modern commerce and its vast forces.
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McClure
George Kibbe Turner
Chicago
Vierant
Cithon
Hare
Snowstorm Raises Risk to Yakima Fruit Crop
Four inches of wet snow fell at Yakima on March 26, damaging buds and threatening this year’s fruit crop. The storm arrived as buds were far advanced, forcing anticipated curtailment of harvest and reduced yields.
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Yakima
Why Not Ask Who Fers to Ask Lo Slow to Yearn
Poem line fragments reflect on curiosity and learning. The speaker suggests the fool avoids asking to seem wise and that even a king can learn from a common laborer. The verse emphasizes asking questions as a path to knowledge and growth.
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Kiser
Hotel Pendleton Refitted with Modern Rooms and Services
The Hotel Pendleton has been re fitted and refurnished throughout with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. En suite baths and single rooms, weekly or monthly rates, excellent cuisine, prompt dining room service, and a bar with billiards. Only three blocks from depots.
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St. George
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Pendleton
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