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The Daily East Oregonian subscription rates list options by mail and carrier including annual and multiple month periods. The notice notes distribution through Oregon News Co in Portland and Sidel Bureau in Washington with cataloged rates and ordering details.
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Postpone II Division Fight to Save School in Weston
Hermiston Herald urges unity in Umatilla County to reestablish the eastern Oregon state normal at Weston. It warns the division campaign would hinder support for the school and the county publicity bureau, urging postponement for years to avoid discord and preserve progress.
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Upbuilding the West and Dry Farming Reach
John T. Burns, secretary of the dry farming congress, predicts a western economic overhaul within five years due to improved farming methods. He cites 1906 wheat state acreage at 23.265 million with 20.5 bushels per acre, and says 2 hundred million acres of western lands could be placed under plow in four years, with about 60 million wheat acres, transforming urban commerce.
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United States
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Wheat production increase fiction in western states
The passage argues that farming practices could raise wheat yield by at least five bushels per acre, adding 166,175,000 bushels yearly in the western states based on current acreage. It further suggests doubling the present acreage could yield 702,864,000 additional bushels annually, nearly matching the 1909 county-wide output.
Pendleton Academy Seeks Endowment To Secure Future
City faces risk as Pendleton Academy, a well known institution, could close without an endowment. The academy attracts people and business to Pendleton, and locals urge securing permanent support beyond tuition to avoid loss to the community.
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Pendleton Academy
Pendleton
Land for colonization between Pendleton and Birch Creek
The writer notes Pendleton must import most produce while hundreds of acres along both river banks lie fallow and could be watered for vegetable and fruit farming. They urge a real estate firm to develop colonization between Pendleton and Birch Creek, as demand here favors produce over alfalfa.
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Pendleton
Birch Creek
City Works On New Concrete Walks In Residence District
New concrete walks are being built in the residence district to improve appearance. The city could further enhance the area by adding additional hard surface walks.
Spelling Contest Shines In Pendleton Schools
The passage notes strong spelling results in Pendleton with only one error in 400 words during Friday’s contest between Washington and Hawthorne schools. It contrasts public faith in the new king with merit in local education and hints at broader questions of leadership based on birth versus ability.
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George V
Washington
Hawthorne
Pendleton
Dr Cook Promises to Locate His Records
A terse quote heavy item notes Dr Cook asserting he will locate his records. The line implies a firm stance on accountability and consistency amid unclear context.
Good Enough for Me A Psalmist View on Man and Woman
Kenneth Harris reflects on the harsh judgments of cynics toward humanity and women, noting the world’s critical tone yet affirming that, despite flaws and cruelty, the world remains “good enough for me.” The verse defends ordinary people amid blame and pessimism.
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Kenneth Harris
Dandelion Chorus Ends in Curseful Speech
Poem depicts uprooting dandelions from green grass at dawn. Speaker praises the yellow flowers yet curses them with sharp, vitriolic language. Roots cling as the plants spread across landscapes. The verse blends admiration with reproach in vivid imagery.
The Garden of Dreams by Charlotte Becker
A reflective verse section explores a midnight garden where memories and longed for fancies pass before the eyes. Recalled songs return, age and doubt wilt before renewed wonder, as roses breathe delight and dawn’s wind ushers reality.
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Charlotte Becker
Dreamer Remarks On a Shadowed Door
A Dreamer in a dim doorway speaks softly of a familiar face, noting sadness and potential. The speaker claims no action, only dream, acknowledging a shared identity as the motive behind the gaze.
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Pendleton Opinion Urges Peace in County Division Debate
Stephen A. Lowell argues a county split would waste time and money and split influence. He favors a peace conference to avoid long costly conflict, suggesting keeping Weston and Athena in the old county if division proceeds. The letter notes Intercommunication is easy and questions whether the county merits division.
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Ore
Batte
Weston
Athena
Old County
The Zotwots and the Jay-fowl in Uncle Remus tale
The verse depicts Zotwots driving boys away with harsh words and fear. The Zotwots whisper to a fearful man who yells and kicks, then flees as the boys do. The Jay-fowl recalls the Zotwots, who keep it as a pet and are known to all.
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R. J. Dean
Uncle Remus
For Sale 1600 Acres in Grant County Ranch
Auction style real estate notice describes 1600 acres in northern Grant County with fencing, buildings and a reserve boundary. It notes abundant water, 150 bearing fruit trees, 100 acres cultivated, large timber, garden and vegetable yields, a school on site, farming equipment and household goods. Price eight dollars per acre with half cash and rest on terms, owner retiring after profitable stock business.
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Northern
Grant Co
Life as a game of strategy and risk
A Washington Star verse extols life as a calculated game where readiness, courage, and skill determine outcomes. It warns against idle dreaming and urges staying engaged, even when bluffing and losing is wiser than inaction. It cites the idea that facing costs yields eventual results.
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Washington Star
Dem democratic spirit of Vanderbilt fortune anecdote
The story recalls Commodore Vanderbilt greeting a formerly lowly acquaintance at a resort hotel porch after Miss Gladys Vanderbilt’s 12 million inheritance. The daughter and wife scolded him yet he explained by recalling their humble pasts and his own early pitiful trades in New Jersey.
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Gladys Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
New Jersey
Caele Joe Cannon Referenced in Quip About Danville Bartender
The quote mocks an argument by comparing it to a Danville bartender who insists he takes out his own fare. The Philadelphia Bulletin cites the exchange to illustrate a weak defense, noting the bartender’s reply about paying his own car fare and the boss’s skeptical reaction.
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Caele Joe” Cannon
Danville
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