East Oregonian Classified Rates and Contacts
A mangled 1920s classified page lists subscription rates for daily, weekly and semi weekly editions. It names East Oregonian in Pendleton Oregon with distribution points in Portland and other locations and includes ad rates and office addresses in readable fragments. The piece preserves many proper nouns such as East Oregonian and Howl Cerkins and McKee News Association while surrounding text remains garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Careter
Werkly
Tyook Deere
Femal
Menrie Gemali
Mali
The
East Oregonian
Rich
Mortland
Cerkins
Uortiend
Oregon
Emer
Fractured verses and Oregon rail talk in local echoes
A mosaic of verses and local commentary discussing manners of friends and strangers, Pendleton hospital plans, and Oregon rail policy. It critiques poll tax collection, corporate tax repeal, and potential special sessions, while noting Captain Boose’s birthday and Filipino students in San Francisco.
Pendleton civic plans stretch from timber sale to county fair
A column discusses repeal of the timber and stone act, warning that withdrawing timber lands will raise market prices and protect prime tracts. It urges saving the forest for the future, curbing land sharks, and even considers using idle land for a county fair. Also touched are electrification, telephone upgrades, and a shift to express mail-like service for professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansbrough
Pendleton
Oance
Commercial Association
Temperance in the South Moves Toward Prohibition
The North Carolina legislature adopts a measure allowing rural towns to choose either total prohibition or a dispensary system as a substitute for bars. Several southern states show rapid moves toward prohibition with many counties already on the path, including Georgia and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Texas
Mississippi
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Arkansan
Alabama
Arkanes
Tennesse
Nothiran
South
Civic corruption and reforms in Macedonian question
Professor Jerome B. Lautsfield of the University of California discussed corruption in the Turkish administration of Macedonia at the Channing auxiliary in San Francisco. He argued officials were palace appointees seeking fortune, similar to some U S city governments, and advocated restoring Turkish administrative authority through diplomatic pressure in Constantinople to improve governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing
San Francisco
Jerome B. Lautsfield
University of California
Macedonia
Landfield
America
Atutha
Rusaln
Odor
Constantinople
Tropical products import surge in the United States
Harpers Weekly notes rising U S demand for tropical and subtropical goods with a value near 400 million dollars last year, up from 50 million in 1845 and far above 1870 levels. Prices fell, masking true volume growth as imports reached multi‑million weights, including over eight million pounds of tropical sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Aav Harper's Weekly
STOO
Tropics
Tropica
The Master of All Ghew Work Men Riots On Art
A reflective poem fragment in which Kipling envisions an eventual restoration of artists and art after death. It imagines a future where painters toil for joy rather than money or fame, guided only by a divine Master who alone approves or critiques. The verse evokes celestial artists with comets’ brushes and saints drawn from Magdalene and Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene
Peter and
Pant
Rudyard Kipling
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted by Dr Kilmer
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer and Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney liver and bladder trouble. It touts tests in practice and promises free literature and a mail offer to readers who mention this paper. Bottles are sold by druggists with expected prices of fifty cents to one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Fifth Avenue
The
New York Journal
Kilmer
Swan Root
Bright
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gorval
Alvethon Teatent
Mendivton
Gregon
East Gregonian Publishing Company
Tome
Matin
Sav Prancicotturean
Rorerat
Dendreton Caratice
Eliin Wheeler Wlicos
Federal
la Grande
Captain Boose
Baltimore
WC. T. U
Luzon
Lewiston Tribune
O. R. & N. Company
St. Anthony's Hospital
Chamberlain
Charles ¥. Galloway
Yambille County
Sim Aon Perringer
Umatilla
FABLE
John Bryan
Ohio
Temperance
Acker
F. W. Schmidt & Co
W. Ww, Hooker & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Anderson
Jacksonville
Fla
West
Dean
Preeraw
Mus
Axpensox
Washington St
Mia
Cole
Solld
COE Commission CO
Chicago
New York
Minneapolis
Pendleton Savings Bank
Isp
B. E. Kennedy
Mgr
Thecenary
Prigen
Elaterite Roofing CO
Worcester
Portland
Rihorn &Bea Agutils
E. D. Bi
Woodry UL Otwamady
E. D. Boyd
Brod
Roa
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