Subscription rates and distribution outlets listed
The notice lists daily and weekly subscription rates by mall and carrier, including multi month and multi year options, with garbled pricing. It notes the Daily East Oregonian is sold through Oregon News Co in Pendleton and lists distribution offices in Portland, Chicago and Washington, D. C., and identifies the paper as the official city and county paper with United Press Association membership.
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Mall
Gem
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Southwest News, Co
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Soul of Mine Prayer by James Henry MacLafferty
Poem fragment invokes ascent from shadowed valley to growth. Theme centers on enduring self, awakening, and the urge for freedom. A reflective verse labeled with the author’s name appears as a solitary literary line.
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James Henry MacLafferty
Roosevelt Expected to Weigh In On Republican Split
The piece argues Roosevelt’s stance could tilt the two rival Republican factions toward a progressive-insurgent alignment. It predicts a heated contest for control in 1912, with the regular Taft camp versus reform-minded rivals. Roosevelt’s involvement could help nominate a progressive candidate, potentially Roosevelt himself, if he seeks another run.
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Roosevelt
Republican Party
Taft
Rough Rider
Theodore Roosevelt
Decoration Day Observance at Olney Cemetery
The piece honors 80 Civil War Spanish American and Indian War veterans buried in Olney Cemetery. It urges the annual act of reverence with flowers and praise for those who served. It asserts the nation must pay tribute to fallen defenders and notes Pendleton will mark Decoration Day fittingly.
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Olney
Pendleton
Which Name In Lippincotts Last Issue Story
A fragment from Lippincotts magazine recalls a man with a kind heart being accosted by a beggar with a red nest on his way to work. The tale hints at the man’s character versus the beggar’s condition, leaving readers seeking identification of the story’s namesake or source within the issue.
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Lippincott's
The Record of Two Deeds and a University Gift
A miserably hungry beggar is given a coin after a rich man in a mansion library reads his wealth at four hundred million dollars and signs a one hundred thousand dollar check to a university. The Recording Angel marks one name on the scroll, leaving readers to guess who.
Railroads Promised Across Oregon in Coming Years
Eastern Oregon expects vast railway growth as lines are planned to reach interior sections within two years. Builders aim to connect east and west routes with major systems, improving access from Pendleton and Grant County while boosting regional commerce and development.
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Oregon
James J. Hill
East
Oregonian
Grant County
Northern Pacific
Pendleton
Spokane Pendleton railline boosts Pendleton mobility
With the new Spokane Pendleton passenger service in place six daily trains operate between Pendleton and the county’s east end. Residents may enter or leave Pendleton at morning evening or night, highlighting regional access. The text questions why the east end would wish to secede from Umatilla County given the enhanced railway service.
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Spokane
If it could be shown the drydock Dewey sunk by Jogos
The speaker argues that proving such a sinking would unleash a scramble for battleships. He notes people favor a large navy in wartime but in peaceful times arming is costly and morally questionable.
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Jogos
Portland Clash Over City Governance by Mayor Simon
In Portland a debate erupts over whether residents govern the city or if Mayor Joe Simon the former machine ally and current assembly movement leader holds the real power. The confrontation centers on control of policy and city leadership.
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Portland
Joe Simon
Assembly Movement
Eastern Oregon wool buyers balk at high prices
This year eastern Oregon wool growers report an exceptional quality fleece, but buyers are unwilling to pay adequate prices, labeling them a perverse lot.
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Oregon
Mystery of the comet to be explained at graduation
At the graduating exercises to be held this evening and tomorrow evening the mystery of the comet and all other mysteries will be duly explained.
Virginian Horse Show At Keswick Ends May 25
Horse men from Virginia and neighboring states enter the Richmond Keswick show today. The report notes widespread participation and highlights the O. R. & N. company's motor car as a landmark advancement in eastern Oregon civilization.
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Richmond
Virginia
Keswick
O. R. & N. Company
Oregon
Goodbye old Comet you caused some excitement anyway
May brought chatter as residents recalled the year’s famous Comet sighting. Widespread interest lingered amid communal pride and local nostalgia for the celestial show.
A Fine Man Gone in Leavenworth Obituary
Prof W A Evans uncle of Congressman Taylor of Glenwood died Tuesday at his Leavenworth home. He led Leavenworth High School for years and shaped many careers. The Denver Post memorial notes his integrity and impact on education. The writer Dudley recalls Evans steering him to earn a living.
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West
Professor Evans
Leavenworth High School
Dudley
Evans warns students or quit school over record debate
In a reminiscence, Professor Evans urges a student to study and keep the record or leave school while the record lasts. The speaker recalls quitting school after the exchange and later meeting Evans in Denver, who jokes about the prankish past and encourages earning a living outside humor.
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Professor Evans
Evans
Denver
Dudley
Evolution of Paris Shirtwaists Across a Decade
In Paris the price of elaborate shirtwaists has risen and fallen with fashion. Ten years ago forty-dollar waists existed, today identical pieces sell at the same nominal prices, yet their use shifts toward dressier forms with lace collars and ruffles. The article compares past waists with modern blouses, noting embroidery, Valenciennes lace, and perishable fabrics, and argues that high prices do not guarantee proportional utility.
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Paris
Rue de la Paix
Eimity Post
Supreme Court Fish Story from Justice Brewer
The account recalls Justice Brewer fishing in the Adirondacks with New York friends. Around the campfire he tells of a Grand Banks whale fishing tale, hesitating to complete the recollection as he begins with We were fishing one time on the Grand Banks for er for whales.
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Justice Brewer
New York
Adirondacks
Camp Fite
Grand Banks
April Fool Prank Reveals Papa in Nursery Scene
Robbie bursts into the sewing room crying about a man kissing frauteln in the nursery. Mamma hurries to stairs as Robbie reveals the prank with “April fool” and that it was Papa. Ada warning to save money follows.
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Robbie
Mamma
Model H and Model D Touring Cars Listed
The listing names the Model H, a 42 horsepower seven passenger touring car, and the Model D, a 28 horsepower five passenger touring car, detailing their classifications in the catalog.
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Petty
Renee
The
Hast Oregonian Publishing Co
United Press Asociation
Nore
ROYAL
Ostetter
Supreme Court
Everybody's Magazine
Franklin
f.C.b. Syracuse
Vendleton Auto Company
Johnston Street
Pendleton, Ore
Northern Grant Co
Acoo
E. T. Wade
American National Bank Bidg
Tallman & Co
Weston
Call
East Court
Phone Midian
Colesworthy’'S
International Stock Food
Colesworthy
Pemooc
Gas la Fontaine
North
Wa Fontaine Blk
Main St
Henry Kopittke
Eustable
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