Subscription Rates for Daily and Weekly News
Rates listed for daily and weekly Mail and Bemi-Weekly plans. Prices include one year five dollars daily, five to six months two dollars fifty, three months one thirty five, one month fifty cents. Weekly options vary from one year one dollar sixty to four months fifty four cents. Bemi-Weekly plans also range from one year dollar sixty to four months fifty cents. East Oregonian distribution points include Hotels and multiple city bureaus. Notices call for advert copy by deadline, with specific times.
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Mail
Childhood in the City and the Call to Compassion
A quote from Herbert B. Bigelow laments that harsh urban childhoods trap children on cobblestones, canals, and in street dangers. It argues that if they fail to become ideal citizens, society must recall their bonds rather than judge them harshly, urging empathy across social classes.
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Herbert
Pendleton to Open New School Year With Expanded Facilities
Pendleton will offer improved school facilities as the next year begins in September with thirteen new public school buildings ready for occupancy. Pendleton Academy adds dormitory space and expanded courses to serve outside pupils, while St Joseph's Catholic Academy plans enhanced boarding and growth. The East Oregonian notes Pendleton Business College provides affordable business training to keep youth in eastern Oregon, aiming to attract 100 new families and bolster the city’s growth with better moral conditions and educational opportunities.
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Thirte
Pendleton Academy
J. Joseph's Catholic Academy
Pendleton
Oregon
Washington
Pendleton Business College
Tnland Empire
Eastern Oregon
Portland
Puget Sound
East Oregonian
Pendieton
Unpaid bill seals fate of lamplighter on trip
A lamplighter who took $75 to head for the mountains with his employers’ sheep was put to bed drunk in a saloon lodging house. He woke with 2.10 in his pockets and was told he spent the remainder with his friends the night before. His bill remains unpaid and he must pay cash for future purchases. The merchant will wait months and hope the customer returns.
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Petit
Resolve to Build Well for Lasting Roads
The convention urges county courts to hire competent engineers before any permanent road work. Proper surveys, accurate cost estimates, and correct grades are required to avoid temporary fixes. Building well now is economical in the long run and lays foundations for durable, lasting roads.
Keeping Money Circulated Amid Gambling Circulation Tale
A camp tender for a well known sheepman arrived Monday night with 120 dollars in his pockets intending to pay a bill at a clothing and shoe store. The account illustrates how gamblers and boosters move money through small town economies.
Boycott Tied to Decency Laws Enforcement in Pendleton
A local boycott targets the Host Oregonian as proponents enforce decency and gambling laws. The missive accuses a small group of merchants and gamblers of manipulating public opinion, calls for listing boycott leaders, and urges readers to read advertisements to uncover who backs the stance.
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Friends of Decency and Order
Oregonian
Porvenir ad page features Sullivan saloon ad in Straits paper
The Patagonian Press notes that southern Patagonia inhabitants are civilized and support El Fuegino, a newspaper serving the down-trodden at Porvenir on the Straits of Magellan. A recent line shows a large half page saloon advertisement run by an Andalusian grandee named Sullivan.
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Patagonia
el Puegino
Porvenir
Straits of Magellan
el Fuegino
Straite
South Pole
Sullivan
Oregon Daily Journal Promotes Open Doors And Pride
A spirited call from Bert Huffmin urges readers to embrace Oregon as a welcoming beacon for visitors and newcomers. The article champions openness and shared opportunity, urging people to spread the message and wear Oregon as a symbol of welcome and pride.
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Bej
Wisconsin Governor Triumphs In Railroad Rate Fight
La Follette forced concessions from stalwarts and railroad men in Wisconsin by vowing to resign as U S senator. A three member appointive rate commission would set rates, hear complaints, and could change rates deemed unreasonable with penalties up to 10000 dollars. Decisions take effect after 20 days unless court injunction stalls them.
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Wisconsin
la Follette
United States
Wiaconsin
Senate Committee
Advice from Pendleton resident aids kidney relief
Mrs. Fred Nobie of 219 Cosbie Street credits Doan's Kidney Pills with easing years of back ache and kidney irregularities after trying many remedies. She says the pills helped from the first use and she feels better than in a long time. Sold by Brock & McComas drug store and all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Pendleton
Fred Nobie
Cosbie Street
Dean
Brock & McComas
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
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