Pendleton East Oregonian advertisement and rates
County Official Paper prints subscription prices for daily, weekly, and semi weekly editions. Rates cover mall and carrier delivery with various term lengths and locations, including Washington D C bureau and presses on 6th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Carrier
Daily
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Washington, D. C
Bureau
Fourteenth Street
X. W
New York and Oregon Show Senate Election Paths
The piece laments New York’s old method of senator selection and praises Oregon for adopting popular election. It contrasts legends like Conkling, Seward, and Van Buren with current NY leaders, urging reform to empower the people and curb boss influence under the gaze of the nation.
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New York
Roscoe Conklin
William H. Seward
Hamilton Fish
Suss Wright
William L. Marcy
Martin van Buren
de Witt Clinton
Union
Our Town Patronage Plea for Pendleton Merchants
A local appeal urges Pendleton residents to prioritize home businesses during the holidays and beyond. It frames shop local as civic duty, stressing town patriotism, support for merchants, and a shared goal of city welfare. The piece cites historical loyalties and calls all residents from newsboys to bankers to keep purchases local.
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Pendleton
France
Napoleon
Cru
Oregon voters endorse Governor Chamberlain for senatorship
The morning paper misreads public sentiment claiming support for senate candidates. It argues Oregon’s electorate favored the presidency, not the senatorship, and references last spring’s vote endorsing Chamberlain for the seat. If the legislature mirrors public will, they will ratify the election.
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People of
Oregon
Hamberlain
People Favor Selecting Senators by the People
The article argues for choosing U S senators by voters rather than by the legislature. It notes a majority of legislators support this reform and cites Representative Barren as elected for backing it. Barrett’s pledge to back the people’s choice is discussed amid partisan press commentary.
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United States
Barren
Steen
Barrett
People
Puget Sound Liquor Taste Sparks Editor’s Rant
In Seattle the Post-Intelligencer editor rails at the liquor market calling most whiskey sour or stinking, with only a rumor of mellowing in the wood left. The Umatilla county booklet, funded by publicity authorities, aims to draw spring visitors westward, while Heney’s death is cited as a cleansing blow against California political corruption.
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Puget
Post-Intelligencer
P.I
Umatilla County
Pullicity Bureau
United States Seeks Diplomatic Gains With Japan
The editor urges progress on diplomatic problems with Japan as the fleet circles, framing renewed talks as timely for U S policy and regional stability.
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United States
Japan
Pendleton resident freed from Whitman county jail without charges
Walter de Cordova of Tekoa Washington was jailed in Whitman county but released Saturday as no charges were filed. The incident occurred a few days ago and the man returned home.
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Walter de Cordova
Tekoa
Wash
Whitman County
Misunderstood Willie: a troubled youth’s path to crime
A distorted verse tracks Willie as a misunderstood child who disobeys, robs penny banks, and escalates to petty crime. Despite his mother’s insistence that he is misunderstood, he grows into a full crook as a judge hands down a twenty year sentence.
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Wille
Willie
Mamma
Milinhood
Self Control and progress through inner discipline
Epictetus argues true progress comes from turning inward to exercise willpower and align behavior with nature. A person who adheres to daily rules, endures external change without complaint, and treats themselves as a constant trainee in virtue becomes faithful, free, modest, and steady despite tempests and others' power.
New York Court Upholds Photograph Law On Advertising
The New York Court of Appeals last week upheld the 1903 act restricting photo use in advertising without consent. It affirms the tower court judgment awarding $1000 to Aida T Rhodes of New York, notes the law does not apply to photos taken before 1903.
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Court of Appeals of
New York
Ape
Tower Court
Aida T. Rhodes
Willard Bartlett
Clark Woods New Plan for Subscribers and Village Debt
The Weston Leader reports a reform plan by a lender after 13 years of costly attempts. The plan targets Hardupville residents and the Cointesa Clan, where promises have served as currency and creditors face delays. The message notes a shift from procrastination to action amid local creditor tensions.
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Gove
Hardupville
Cointesa
Irish Athlete Leads Gymnastics Initiative in Morella
In Morella, a Mexican city, gymnastics enters schools under the direction of Carl Joann L Busch, an Irish athlete newly arrived. The report highlights Irish names and identities influencing local education and culture. Separately, B&M railroad interlocking switch and signal workers form a new union for the Boston terminal division.
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Iriahman
Sacred Heart Review
Morella
Carl Joann L. Busch
B. & M. Road
Boston Terminal
Doctor’s Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Uterine Ailments
An 19th century medical ad promotes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for a range of female ailments blamed on uterine disease. It claims to calm nervous exhaustion and restore strength, touting a tonic effect, digestive aid, and sleep improvement while selling pellets for stomach and bowel relief.
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Phsgician
Pierce
Piris
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Maine
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Congress
ETL
Royal Morning
Stefan
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Seattle Spirits
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Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
of California
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National Bank Security
Pendleton Savings Bank
U. S
American National Bank
Cork
Haviland
Ingram’s Grocery
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
City Steam Dye Works
Alta
Portland
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Park
Alder Streeta
N. K. Clarke, Mgr
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St. Joseph’s Academy
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Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
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Empire Meat CO
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