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Subscription rates for Pendleton Daily and Semi-Weekly editions listed by East Oregonian Pub Co. Prices shown for daily and semi weekly plans, including annual, six month, three month periods, with mail and carrier options. Includes office stamp and post office details.
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The Quest of Courage on a Harsh Frontier
The piece presents a lyrical tale of youths in peril during a rite of passage. It contrasts fearless dreams with grim realties as the protagonists endure burning trials, glare of blades, and the weight of expectations. The quest reveals that sacrifice, not gold or glory, binds them to a perilous path.
Oregon Voter backs Pierce as governor but warns on tax reform
The Oregon Voter expresses support for Walter Pierce’s election, praising his intent to favor business and industry while urging the coming legislature to implement tax reform without delay. It attacks the old system as unfair, insists the governor must push balanced reforms, and calls lawmakers to act decisively rather than resist.
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The Electric Race editorial on power
The Oregon Journal carries an unsigned editorial under The Electric Race praising Columbia River power development. It argues electrifying Portland and nearby towns via the river, supporting the Umatilla project, urging action and a November 17 conference to craft a concrete plan. It highlights regional needs, rail electrification, irrigation, and potential municipal electricity goals.
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Fragmented Odds and Ends From A Turbulent Note
Readable fragments describe many names, places, and actions tied to a chaotic scene. The text mentions various people, a football game, and a chaotic sequence of events with scattered references to locations like New York and multiple individuals.
Championship claimed by Athena aggregation
Championship claim described with unclear text and numerous garbled phrases. Notable mentions include Athena aggregation, a second quarter touchdown, and a long field play influencing the result. The mix of names and locations is unreadable, but Athena appears as central attributor.
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Annual Roll Call of Baptist Church Held
An OCR fragment reports a church roll call event at a Baptist church with names and references to members and attendance. The text mentions a program, likely church duties, and notes observers or participants from the community. The cadence suggests a past meeting with typical church activities and acknowledgments.
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Ancient Spanish Coins Found in Posthole
Ancient Spanish coins uncovered in a posthole near Cincinnati. The fragmentary OCR text mentions locations and names obscured by garbled characters, but indicates discovery of old coinage and references to a site search or excavation context.
Funeral Notices and Local Incidents Highlight County News
In a mixed local update, Tom Ogle arrived to discuss funeral arrangements following a tree accident near Pilot Rock that injured several and prompted town gatherings. Longtime resident Mr Owens, a county pioneer, is remembered for his leadership as Rogers, a noted rancher, visits town with Mrs W H Dudley and others.
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Local notes from Missoula and nearby towns
Fragmentary item notes residents and visitors including A. Wendt in Missoula, H. FB Thresher, W. Ho Scott of Athens, J. Krimbrell and son returning to Foster, and P A Worthington paying a visit. Mentions surveying new duelos por the Minnehalen and other unsettled fragments from Daly Fast Grogonind dated November 12.
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Remittance Illustration Then Red Letters Warn of Coffin
An 8 page item from November 13 recounts Gide Ford the embalmer pursuing George Camps for $17 owed for burial, sending a red letter statement with a coffin image. Camps allegedly fled the country. Ford received a ten dollar money order with a threatening note urging payment and warning to stop sending red letters.
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