Independent East Oregonian Pub Dates and Mail Rates
The Independent newspaper lists publication frequencies Daily Weekly and Semi Weekly with a range of mail and subscription options. It notes rates for daily and weekly editions, including six and twelve month terms, and identifies Washington DC address for the security dating bureau and Scripps News Association membership. The Pendleton post office is listed as the entry point.
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Chile
Washington, DC
Teenth Street
N. W
Scripps News Association
Ahead Lies the Road to Achievement Not the Crowd
A historical reflection on leadership urges focus on the path ahead and not on the crowd. Looking back halts progress and ruins momentum, while forward motion pushes toward the goal. The speaker cites America’s expansion as proof that forward effort yields results, not nostalgia.
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America
White House
Old Cowboy Songs Sought for Harvard Collection
Range life is part of the western era with plain expression carrying clear meaning. Readers are invited to send in old songs to be forwarded to Harvard University's collection for preservation and study.
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Harvard
Ore
Koanene
Kanes
Kansas
Prairies
Pendleton Welcomed as Woodmen of the World Convention Site
Delegates of the fifth district Woodmen of the World in Pendleton today stress Pendleton as a convention hub in eastern Oregon and underscore fraternal insurance benefits. They note policy holders govern their laws and elections, and emphasize democracy keeps the order close to members. Pendleton hopes the meetings become a permanent yearly gathering point.
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Woodmen of the World
Oregon
Pendleton
Western songs sought for Harvard archive by East Oregonian
A letter from John A. Lomax of Harvard University asks for copies of folklore songs from the western frontier. The East Oregonian invites readers to submit regional songs, ranch and range ballads, and pioneer tunes for Harvard’s archives, with credit to senders.
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The
East Oregonian
John A. Lomax
Harvard University
Worl
Oregon
West
Harvard
Editor McManus quits liquor habit in case of McMants
The Silent Journal notes Editor John P. McManus of the Pilot Rock Record will refrain from drinking. It calls the decision necessary and questions the mystery of sin and delusion behind liquor. Pendleton gains two full pages of free advertising in the Oregon Daily Journal anniversary edition.
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The
Silent Journal
John P. McManus
Pliot Rock Record
Evitor McManus
Pendleton
Oregon Daily Journal
Moorhouse Thollan Pictures
Umatilla County
Book trade in ancient Rome during Augustus era
The New York American notes papyrus scrolls copied by slaves were abundant and cheap. Horace and Martial lament piracy and inflated publisher profits. Epigrams hint a Thirteenth book priced at four nummi and deluxe editions priced around five danars, suggesting widespread low-cost access to works.
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Augustus Caesar
Horace
Martn
Tryphon
Hornen
Martial
Editions de Luxe
New York American
Curious Effect From Dirty Feet
John Hermann a Lincoln Nebraska boy forgot to wash his feet before bed and woke with blistered clay colored feet. Doctors found clay suitable to make a new antiseptic from glycerine and antiseptic compounds. Plan for a factory arose as doctors and local landowners supported the idea.
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John Hermann
Lincoln
Nob
Political Notes Touching Powers Taft and Reform Debates
A summarized look at Maine congressman Llewellyn Powers reportedly serving his last term. Secretary Taft’s mother prefers Elihu Root for the supreme bench. Kansas Republican chair Crummer to retire with Topeka to name a successor. Henry M. Whitney seeks Massachusetts governor nomination on tariff and reciprocity. National convention venues under discussion with Kansas City, St. Louis, and Philadelphia contenders. National Democratic Figure Thomas Taggart weighs re election chances amid party divide. Taft family governance contrasts noted with Morton lineage across parties. Oklahoma political battles loom as state constitution ratification and elections approach. Alabama’s Senator John T. Morgan continues prolific magazine writing while refusing pay.
Hygienic sewing machines favor Standard Rotary model
The New York Health Journal endorses the Standard Rotary Sewing Machine for its hygienic design and ease of use. It urges buyers to choose machines built on scientific lines, free from undue effort, fatigue, or shocks, and highlights the Standard as the only model with unqualified editorial endorsement.
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Tts
New York Health Journal
Gradfield Regulator CO
Atlantia
Hotel Pendleton refitted with new fire alarm system
The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished with improved plumbing telephone and fire alarm connections. Upgraded heating and waste systems enhance single rooms and baths, marking a modernization move.
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Pendleton
Legislative delay leaves Rhode Island with one senator
The article notes a rare failure of the Rhode Island legislature after 81 ballots to elect a successor to George Peabody Wetmore, delaying seating until January next year while the 60th Congress begins in December. It lists upcoming events and meetings across multiple states in 1900.
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United States
Rhode Island
George Peabody Wetmore
Congress
Hotel St George Promoted as Northwest’s Up-to-Date
The European plan hotel offers steam heat modern conveniences in every room with en suite baths. Rooms feature hot and cold water, telephone and fire alarm connections to the office, and a large new sample room. The property is described as one of the most up-to-date hotels in the Northwest.
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St. George
Northwest
Rooms Near Depot Advertised at One Dollar
Rooms priced at 1.00 and 1.50 per block and a half from the depot. A large electric sign marks the location inviting potential lodgers to inquire within.
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Bie Electric
Pendleton
Ore
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Publiabed Dally
East Oregonian Oven Visiting CO. Co
BermlWerkly
Felephone
M’mants
Llewellyn Powers
Maine
Joo
Taft
Supreme Bench
Elihu Root
Cc. Crummer
Republican State Central Committee of Kansas
Topeka
Mr. Crummer
Henry M. Whitney
Massachusetts
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Clibe
National Committee Mente
National Democratic
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
William J. Bryan
Whogan
Alphonso Taft
William H.taft
Grant
J. Sterling Morton
Cleveland
Paul Morton
Navy
Roosevelt
Mortons
Thas
Oklahoma
Okahoma
John T. Morgan
Alabama
Jesse Failing
Malin Street
Bridge
Bair
DM Hootoin
Montana
Miserula
Oregon State Grange
Hood River
Washington State Grange
Lynden
Pioneers' Reunion
Weaton
Oregon Pioneers’ Association
Portland
T—B
P. U
Apekane
International Christian Endeavor
Seattle
Grand Lodge Bilks
Knights' Templar
Lelave
Saratoga
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
Walter
Walters
Pendleton, Oregon
Northwestern
GAS @ ELECTRIC CO
Matlock Building
Hotel
George Carveauo
Pann
Golden Rule Hotel
E. L. Maroom, Troprietor
the Hotel
Bowman
W. S. Powell
Prop
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