Pendleton East Oregonian Publisher Details
The text lists publication frequencies and prices for the East Oregonian in Pendleton Oregon, noting daily and weekly editions, carrier and mail rates, and locations of sales and bureaus. It identifies the paper as an independent county official publication and notes offices in Portland and Washington DC with United Press Association affiliation.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Daily
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
BON Security Building
Washington
D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Railroads blamed for bluff in revised freight rates
The Spokesman-Review attacks the Tate revision plan submitted to the Interstate Commerce Commission, arguing railroads favor coast cities, bluff Spokane and inland towns, and would gut inland business by shifting to low terminal rates. It questions why rails defend the terminal system that benefits coast cities at inland expense.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Spokesman-Review
Tate
Spokane
Hill
Harriman
Pendleton Academy Seen as Key Eastern Oregon Institution
Pendleton Academy is described as a valuable city and county institution and the leading church school in eastern Oregon. The piece argues that converting the academy into a junior college with a substantial endowment would broaden its usefulness and provide local access to college training without studying abroad.
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Pendleton Academy
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Endowment Push Aids Academy Expansion Plans
Those aiming higher seek entry to larger universities, but the academy needs a strong endowment to fund enlargement. State funds and church income cover few costs, so sustaining income from the endowment is essential. Academy leaders now plan steps to raise this endowment and seek broad city and county support.
Rainfall Brings Hope for Umatilla County Farmers
Over a third of an inch of rain fell in the city and more in parts of the county. The moisture is a potential salvation from crop failure, with wheat yields in Pilot Rock area hoped to rise by about ten bushels per acre. If favorable weather continues, harvests should improve despite earlier drought and below normal rainfall last season. Prices are expected to stay around five percent above normal, easing farmer concerns.
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Iun
Pilot Rock
Umatilla
Illinois and Oregon Senate Deadlock Ends
After more than five months Illinois Legislature elects Congressman Lorimer as senator. The piece notes how senatorial deadlock skews legislation, with bills judged by leverage rather than merit, and contrasts with Oregon's prior deadlocks and their path to reform.
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Illinois
Lorimer
Oregon
Depot Contract Let for New R. R. & N. Station at Pendleton
The contract for erecting the new R. R. and N. depot is awarded and work will begin immediately. Pendleton gains a modern station for travelers and railroad workers, replacing the old station home.
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Pendleton
Property owners praise lower insurance rates
City property owners express appreciation for reduced insurance costs, lamenting they were not granted earlier and emphasizing the financial relief now available to homeowners.
Oregon commission wins at Seattle grounds action
The Oregon commission secured a victory in Seattle, ensuring the grounds in front of the state buildings will not resemble a ten cent street carnival, signaling a restrained public space.
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Oregon Commission
Seattle
When Rogers Lost Money in Wall Street
The late Henry H. Rogers, a principal force behind Standard Oil, saw a fortune once valued over 100 million shrink after the 1907 Brook slump. He reportedly owned 14 million in Standard Oil stock at his death, with losses possibly exceeding 20 million in 1907. His estate may surpass 60 million, aided by a 12 million Virginian Railroad investment. He will be remembered as a financier who risked large sums for what he called fun, at times paying a high price over years.
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Rogers
Henry H. Rogers
John D
William Rockefeller
Standard Oi! Company
Tis
Virginian Railroad
Rogeee’ Holra
Wall Street
Hartford
Compensations of Wealth and Optimism in Debate
J. J. Hill foresees immediate prosperity returning but speaks cautiously about wishing for it. He notes compensations in being worth less than 70 million dollars and suggests optimism has value, as nothing costs less than encouragement. The Philadelphia Inquirer comments on the balance between wealth and hopeful attitudes.
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J. J. Hill
Philadelphia Inquirer
Benzoate of soda debate stirs medical viewples
Physicians nationwide debate benzoate of soda as a preservative after Remsen board findings, with Dr. H W Wiley and Thomsen Board at odds. Questions focus on health risks for invalids and children, potential embalming use in foods, and warnings about preserving powders and dairy applications pending broader federal guidance.
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William Wolff Smith
Remsen Board
H.W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Thomsen Board
Remsen
Pure Good Commission
Romsen
Journal of American Medical Association
Department of Agricultre
Perkins
Wiley
Association of State and National Food and Guiry
Hemeen Board
Denver
Worth of a Life in Damages Across the States
A excerpt notes how damages vary by outcome with comparisons: a live cripple earns far more than a dead man, and juries have awarded sums from 4 000 to 90 000 for injuries. It cites New York, Texas, Wisconsin cases including loss of memory, eye, spine, arm, and legs.
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Mark Twain
New York
Texas
Wisconsin
Cuba to Open Lottery Amid Budget Deficit
The Cuban budget shows an outlay of 29 million dollars and a deficit of 2 million. Officials announce a national lottery to cover the gap and raise extra funds, amid concerns the move may prey on the public. The Philadelphia Inquirer comments on gambling as a sign of weak foundations.
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Congress of Corba
Cuba
Philadelphia Inquirer
Taking the Mortgage for the World A 2000 Inhabitants
A fragment mentions a mortgage related to the world and a figure of £2000 tied to inhabitants, suggesting a historic finance note or loan disclosure with limited readable context. The readable items emphasize a monetary amount and population reference without clear events or names.
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Standard Oi, Company
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