East Oregonian subscription rates notice
A historical listing shows subscription rates for East Oregonian and associated newspapers. It lists durations and pricing for daily, weekly, and carrier-delivered editions, with addresses in Portland and Washington for the Oregon News Co and related bureaus. The snippet preserves the pricing fragments and delivery terms from an old publication page.
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Mall
Oregon News Co
Morrinopelfeet
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News
Lorthand
Doe Security Building
Washington
Bureau
Orteenth Street
N. W
Public should fund presidential campaigns
The East Oregonian argues against corporate donations to campaigns and proposes government funding after nominations. It cites Underwood's Georgia operations, with a $100 check to boost turnout, to illustrate how money from trusts could unduly influence government policy and favor reactionary agendas. The piece urges congressional funding to remove corporate influence and safeguard democracy.
Public funds vs private people in presidential race
In a political argument the administration is described as free from obligations to private figures like George W Perkins, while the final party race would be financed by the people. It notes the difficulty of using public money for nomination campaigns but asserts that the general election could be funded by citizens, making the process simple.
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East Oregonian
Morsin
Guggenheim
Perkins
de Cota
Underwood
G. R. Hutchens
Atlanta
J. E Gardener
Morgan County
Georgia
South
George W Perkins
Bill Smith
Parcel Post Bill Sparks Oregon Letter Debate in East Oregonian
The East Oregonian prints a statement from Senator Bourne's office on the parcel post bill. It explains a zone based rate system, favoring local merchants while offering lower long haul rates. It contrasts current one cent per ounce rates with proposed 12 cents for the first pound and 10 cents for each additional pound from distant cities. The piece notes debates over rate fairness and whether charges reflect service cost, citing Pendleton, Pilot Rock, and Chicago to Oregon routes.
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The
East Oregonian
Pourne
Orecon
Hourne
United States
Chicago
Kansas City
Oregon
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Chicago Dailies Tied Up by Pressmen Strike
Senator Lorimer shows indifference as Chicago newspapers face a strike by pressmen halting publication for all dailies. The labor dispute disrupts paper delivery and city news cycles amid political tensions.
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Chicago
Lorimer
Pen d elton paving war seen again in years
It may be many years before Pen d elton gets another paving war such as in on here now. Usually the paving company has only to compete with itself.
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Pendleton
Weather Carried Sentence Sparks Sheep Shearing Hope
If the present weather continues the sheep will be glad to be sheared. North Yakima is described as a small town in the foothills.
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North
Yakima
Taft Closing In On Verbal Dueling With Ex-Friend
A political scene features Taft delivering sharper verbal jabs while his former ally moves into a rival stance. Tension mounts as public exchanges highlight differences between the pair and their camps.
Deceived by His Style in Ohio Tour Incident
Charlee A Cottersil traveling with a congressman during an Ohio visit got stuck in mud near a farmer’s home and asked for dinner. The farmer and wife hosted an elaborate meal before the visit ended, highlighting the humorous encounter.
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Charlee A. Cottersil
Ohio
Congress
Countryman recalls napkin remark in Cotterill folding gesture
A countryman frets over Cotterill’s napkin misperception. The exclaims to his wife that Mrs Cotterill forgot a napkin for Mr Cotterill, who then produces one from his lap to the gathering, prompting an embarrassed apology about expectations.
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Mommie
Roosevelt Hero of the African Hunt Cartoon
The poem portrays Teddy Roosevelt as bold hunter who conquers great beasts in Africa with a large blunderbuss. It celebrates his hunt as national sport and praises his fame while noting a mistake: his friends object to returning his horse as he throws his hat into the ring against Bill. The verse is dated April 23, 1912, Bryan Texas by Joe McGee.
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Willie Taft
Africa
Ted
Roosevelt
Anil
Bill
Joe McGee
Bryan
Texas
French Socialism Eludes Precise Definition, Anglophone Views
London Globe notes a spectator’s quip about Jose as the crowd discusses French socialism. Samuel F P Orth in World's Work argues socialism grows across France despite vagueness, an unstoppable current of discontent needing strong leadership to steer it.
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Otter
Samuel FP
Orth
May World
Sociallema
Avery
France
The Match Making Kaiser Joke Told by Oscar Frichet
A cartoonish anecdote from The Real Kaiser shows the German emperor meeting a melancholy private who loves a sergeant’s daughter. The private fears a match blocked by class. The emperor laughs and proclaims the man promoted to sergeant.
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Kaiser
Oscar Frichet
National Magazine
Deviled Chains Described by Welsh Minister to Congregation
A Welsh minister described the devil to a remote valley congregation. He said the devil bound round the middle with chains and around the arms, illustrating a stark, moral warning in a vivid image.
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Bald
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