East Oregonian publication and subscription rates
The Daily East Oregonian announces its publication frequency and subscription options. Rates are listed for daily and weekly editions by mail and carrier, with various term lengths. The notice also confirms office locations and distribution details in Pendleton, Oregon.
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What have we done today by Nixon Waterman
Poem reflecting on daily deeds and future promises. The speaker asks what has been accomplished today as they outline aims to spread kindness, feed the hungry, lift hearts, and plant hope, urging immediate action over idle dreams.
Hill's Blunder Criticism of Reclamation Service
East Oregonian discusses Louis W. Hill son of James J. Hill head of the Great Northern who disparages the reclamation service at Klamath Falls. The piece defends Umatilla project engineers praising canals and a reservoir, notes Hill's critique, and questions his criticism of eastern Oregon.
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Umatilla
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Reclamation Service
Umatilla Project Asked to Expand Watering Lands
In eastern Oregon residents urge the reclamation service to remain, praising government work that awakens a 22 000 acre tract. They request continued effort by extending the Umatilla project to lands near the Umatilla river for irrigation and settlement.
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Umatilla
Poems by Frank L Stanton A Tove Note
A fragmented verse piece includes poems about birds in blossoms and a dreaming soul singing to a dear heart. It shifts to a moral about avoiding Satan's path with old time themes and hopeful lines about brighter times, urging readers to recall sunnier days and enduring faith.
The Nobility of Labor and the Leisure Class
A Spokesman-Review editorial contrasts the old world idea of a leisure aristocracy with American labor virtue. It argues that true nobility lies in work, not wealth, citing workers who build infrastructure and educate society, and warns that nations with a large leisure class decline.
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America
Spokesman-Review
Europe
United States
Napoleon the Great
Freewater Favors Hudson County Seat Over Orchard
John 8. Vinson opposes county division but as a Freewater resident favors Hudson county. Freewater as Hudson county seat praised for railroad access, contrasting Milton’s distant depot. Commencement week begins with expected pleasure and enduring memories for graduates, as baccalaureate sermons and orations draw interest.
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Freewater
Hudson
Hudson” County
Milton
Roosevelt Stir Abroad Sparks Big Fuss in England
Reports claim a strong reaction to Roosevelt in England, with anticipation of a larger stir when he lands in Gotham.
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Roosevelt
England
Gotham
Weston Field Team Falters in Dull Showdown
Weston fielded a capable lineup but failed to spark, delivering a sparse performance as the game unfolded. The effort displayed by the squad did not meet expectations, leaving fans disappointed and seeking more cohesive play.
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Weston
Twenty two passenger trains slogan on railroad point
A brief note highlights twenty two passenger trains, presenting a playful question about a railroad point. The item emphasizes a transport setting and the curious count of trains as the focal detail. No further context is provided.
Equitable County Division Opposed by Weston Leader
The Weston Leader argues against Milton Freewater pushing for a new county seat and over 400 square miles. It favors a line proposed by Pendleton, Weston and Athena that keeps Athena Weston and Helix in Umatilla and warns division would burden taxpayers and subserve Milton Freewater. Milton seeks a fairer arrangement without creating a new county.
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Umatilla
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East End
Hudson County
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Umatila
Auto Trust Coming and the New Capitalists
The piece profiles a leading automobile maker as the era’s dominant capitalist, noting his invention of the auto and vast future sales potential. It discusses dealer financing, rising production, potential overproduction fears, and argues industry consolidation will keep prices high while manufacturers reap large dividends.
June Everybody's Magazine Eleventh Birthday Issue
June Everybody's Magazine marks eleven years of ownership with a strong cover and notable articles. Included are Southwestward Hot by Herbert Houfman, The Cost of Women's Clothes by Emily Post, Will your Widow Get Her Money, and a reformer study Golden Rule Chief of Police by Frederic C. Howe. Fiction spans romance to mystery with works by Abbott, Haines, Child, Prentis, Hoover, and more.
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Everybody's Magazine
Herbert Houfman
Emily Post
Ren. B. Lindsey
Eugene Wood
Frederic C. Howe
Eleanor Hallowell Abbott
Dona Hamilton Haines
Richard Washburn Child
John H. Prentis
Pbessie
RK. Hoover
Very Much Present Appointed Counsel in Horse Theft Case
A prisoner facing eight counts of horse theft seeks alibi and defense. The dialogue hints at a humorous or informal exchange about observance and New Year resolutions as a backdrop to the case. The fragmentary OCR suggests trial context rather than a concluded verdict.
For Sale: 1600 Acres in Grant County Ranch
For sale 1600 acres in northern Grant County fully fenced with good buildings adjoining a reserve. Features include abundant water, 150 fruit trees, 100 acres cultivated, 3 acres garden, diverse vegetables and berries. A school house serves 41 students in district with six months' school. Nine million feet timber on land. Last year outputs include 159 sacks onions, 200 sacks potatoes, ton of rhubarb and celery, 20 gallons canned corn, 30 gallons string beans and peas, $100 cabbage. Property includes threshing and farming equipment, wagons, plows, harness, tools, and household furniture. Owner retiring after profitable stock ranch operation. price $8 per acre, half cash, balance on own terms.
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Northern
Grant Co
Cause for Alarm. A verse about a sleeping aboard ship
A playful verse narrates a young woman named Banker who dozes aboard a ship while it lies at anchor. She wakes to the mate’s command to hoist the top sheets and spanker, capturing a light nautical humor in Lippincott's quotation.
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Mater
George W. Julian
Lippincott's
Division lines set as Milton-Freewater backs county split
Athena and Weston safe within proposed division while Milton-Freewater gains 400 square miles and 1200 population under the federal county division law. Adams, Athena, Weston and Helix towns press to stay in Umatilla county as voters weigh burdens of a new county government and taxes amid a contentious split.
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Weston
Milton-Freewater
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Helix
Umatilla County
Milton
Propose
It may be right to fast, but it is wrong to look as if you did.
The remark notes a distinction between sincere fasting and ostentatious appearance. It emphasizes humility over show, urging inner virtue rather than public display.
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