East Oregonian Subscription Rates and Addresses
An industrious note lists subscription rates for Daily, Weekly, and Semi Weekly editions of the East Oregonian with terms by mall and carrier. It includes publishing office addresses in Pendleton Oregon, Portland Oregon, and a Washington D C bureau, noting second class mail status and United Press Association membership.
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Pendleton
Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Coat
Dally
Alx
Carrie Dally
Bem
Mal Mail
Mal
Daily
East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Portland
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N.W
East Oregonian's fight for better morals in Pendleton
The East Oregonian defends its campaign for open gambling shutdowns and stricter liquor rules in Pendleton, recounting two years of agitation that led to closed gambling, removed saloon features, and stricter laws. It claims betrayal by local business interests and vows it still stands for moral reform and a model town.
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Pendleton
Umatilla
East Oregonian
Oregon
Sa Iooris
Business Interfete
Oregonian
Farmers warned against clandestine wheat rate agitator
A warning against a professional agitator, G. W. Gaines, who seeks half the savings from any wheat freight rate reduction. The piece urges farmers to petition the railroad commission openly, without signing onerous contracts, and to avoid graft by paying for services not rendered.
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G. W. Gaines
Railroad Commission
Gaines
State of
Oregon
Per
East Oregonian Trade Fight Blazes a Trail Forward
The East Oregonian stands firm in its stance on trade policy and supports bold action despite a lack of broader backing from its friends. It asserts it has done its part, claiming the fight has been blazed and the path clarified for better movie conditions.
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The
East Oregonian
Tra
Umatilla Raisin Belt Promoted by Agricultural Experts
Agricultural experts touring Umatilla county on the Co R N demonstration train say the western Umatilla belt around Hermiston and Echo, with sandy loam and irrigation, will become a renowned raisin and grape district. They cite long sunshine, warm climate, low altitude, ample water, and warm soils as key factors, predicting strong grape production surpassing coastal districts. Planting vineyards at Hermiston is advised based on these observations.
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Umatilla County
Hermiston
Echo
Los Angeles
San Diego
Fresno
Pacific Coast
Umatilla County Vines Promise Commercial Rise
A passage notes that the upland area could be covered with grape and fruit trees including grapes olives peaches pears and other fine fruit. The author asserts that this portion of Umatilla county is destined to make its mark in the commercial world.
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Umatilla County
Aldrich Currency Bill Draws Fierce Opposition
Obvious stubbornness mars Senator Aldrich as he pushes a patchwork currency bill, while merchants bankers and business leaders protest widely. His tactics sidetrack the Vreeland measure, a less disliked but odious rival, drawing public ire and political friction in Rhode Island.
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Aldrich
Congress
Rhode Island
Vreeland
Union County supports Chamberlain for Governor
La Grande correspondent reports Union county largely favors Chamberlain and will back him in the general election though the county is strongly Republican and gave Cake a large majority in primaries. The correspondent notes one loud Chamberlain advocate may have swayed him into overstatement.
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la Grande
Oregon Daily Journal
Union County
Chamberlain
H. M. Cake
Aitchison Seeks Reelection as Eastern Oregon Railroad Chief
Clyde B. Aitchison the Republican nominee for railroad commissioner in the eastern Oregon district is described as a rate expert and statistician. The piece praises his investigations of rate schedules and urges voters to reelect him, claiming his services are valuable to eastern Oregon residents.
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Clyde B. Aitchison
Eastrn
Oregon
Aitchison
Wolves in Michigan Fill Range With Count Missing
Federal estimates put timber wolves in Upper Michigan near 200, but woodsmen say that understates the real number. Wolves exist in all 15 peninsular counties, especially in remote wilderness. About 500 wolves were killed in the past year yet wolf numbers remain steady. L.D. County Board authorized bounties on 20 wolves totaling 900 dollars, Dickinson county issued bounties on 19 wolves.
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Federal Biological Survey
Upper Michigan
Peninsula
Wildernes
Lice
Dickinson County
Detroit Free Press
England Land Barons Show Vast Estates Under Lords
The Marquis of Stafford in his twenties is heir to a vast domain. His father, the Duke of Southerland, governs over more than 1,000,000 acres across England and Scotland. The Marquis of Breadalbane ranks next but owns less than half that extent.
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Marquis of
Stafford
Edward
England
Scotland
Duke of Southerland
Breadalbane
The Knock-out Blow and Dr Pierce Advert
An article extols the knock-out blow as the most vulnerable area in boxing and credits Dr. Pierce with medicinal claims. It urges digestion improvements, mentions the Golden Medical Discovery and Catarrh Remedy, and notes a booklet endorsing the ingredients. Address for the physician is given in Buffalo, N.Y.
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Pierce
NASA
Sage
R.V. Pierce
Affalo
Dr. Pierce
Dr. P Wros
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United Press Association
Mal Matter
TSR
Golden Gate
James Whitcomb Riley
Haat Oregonian
Sonal
United States
Wolves
Michigan
Royal Baking Powder
Yakima
North Yakima
Institut'ca
Itj
Pendleton Savings Bank
W. J. Furnish
R. T. Cox Joseph Basler
E. Boettcher
L. Dusenberry
E. W. McComas
A. C. Koeppen
J. N. Teal
Frank 8. Carl
Bruin Detective Service Company
Patrick Bruin
General Mgr
Portland, Ore
Northwest
J. M. Manes
Mgr
Pendleton, Oregon
Savings Bank
L M. Funk
Spokane
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
Bissells
Sharon
Eddings
Main Street
Hotel
St. George
Wrorge Darveau, Propriiur
W. A. Brown
Moe
Conmmodions
Golden Rule Hotel
Corner Court and
Johnson Streets
J. Popejoy
State Saloon
R. Strahan
Colesworthy
Alta
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