Oregonian Rates And Mailing Options
The Oregonian lists subscription rates by mail and carrier, including daily, semi weekly, weekly, and monthly plans. It notes U P A affiliation and a post office entry in Pendleton, with addresses for the News Co. and Washington Bureau.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Oregonian Publishing CO
Dally
Mall
Pally
Mau Cis
Dale Ali
O Ly
Wan Oes Esese Wei
Oer
Mien Foakly
Hem
Gems
Lost refrain echoes in old songs
A fragmentary verse recalls quickened pulses and a hidden feel that stirs softly. It evokes memory through music, suggesting old melodies retain a subtle power over the heart like a lingering refrain.
Real issue in Pendleton mayor race centers on electric company
The editorial argues the defining issue in Pendleton’s mayoral contest is attitudes toward a rival electric company and the water system extension. It urges reelecting Mayor Murphy to ensure independence from utility and milling interests amid potential legal fights over Umatilla river water and the Byers mill race.
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Hia
Murphy
Umatilla
Byers
Byers Milling Company
Elaima
Pendleton
Northwestern Gan and Electric Company
Tainted Candidacy Sparks Birth of Corporate-backed Mayor Bid
The Oregonian reports that Dr Swinburne entered the mayoral race through corporate-backed backers while the opposing candidate, Murthy, appeals as a figure for the people. The paper argues those corporate interests would prefer Swinburne, warning Pendleton to distrust a mayor chosen by powerful backers.
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Dr. Swinburne
Pinchot and Congress in Ballinger Intrigue
Washington dispatches warn that if La Follette probes Interior conduct, Congress may demand scrutiny of Pinchot’s record. The piece alleges Ballinger has strong support among lawmakers and labels Congress as beholden to big business interests, predicting extensive inquiries and strong opposition to reform. It casts Cannon and Sherman as unlikely allies for Pinchot against resource seizures and timber power grabs.
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Susto
la Follette
Secretary of the Interior
Forester Pinchot
Ballinger
Congresa
Congress
Joe Cannon
Jim Sherman
Gifford Pinchot
Early Christmas Shopping urged to avoid rush
An editorial urges shoppers to begin Christmas purchases soon to secure full stock and avoid stressed clerks and depleted shelves. The piece notes many delay until the last day and face crowded stores, while recommending early buying for better service and easier holidays. It also questions Mayor Tausick's veto of a transit franchise and hints at broader political ties influencing city decisions.
Newspaper stance on corporate interests in city affairs
The paper aligns with Northwestern Gas and Electric and Byers Milling, asserting no conflict with city interests. It declares support for Pendle when corporate interests align with public welfare, and signals readiness to oppose conflicts that threaten the people.
Pendleton urged to back Umatilla project revival
Local appeal invites citizens to support a city planning effort in Pendleton to reclaim the Wear Umatilla project and promote growth and prosperity for the town. The message stresses public backing and warns to consider motives when hearing advocates for change.
Man and the Supernatural Power of Humans
Dr William Hanna Thompson argues in December Everybody's that humans stand beyond biology and geology. He asserts humans are superior to nature and can compel even electricity to obey, linking mental prowess to a truly supernatural capacity.
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William Hanna Thompson
Sweetly Pat and Jerome on the boardwalk chair exchange
Myriam teases Pat about pushing the boardwalk chair while Jerome remarks he feels overwhelmed. Myrtle asserts she is not everything, and Jerome counters that she is everything to him. The dialogue captures a playful, intimate street scene.
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Pat
Jerome
Myrtle
Oregon Agricultural College Winter Courses
Oregon Agricultural College offers winter courses with practical work lectures and demonstrations in farming fruit culture animal husbandry dairying poultry keeping and more. Courses run January to February with Farmers Week February 14 to 18 featuring lectures discussions and a reunion. Address Reelstrat Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis Oregon for information.
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Reelstrat
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvalils
Oregon
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East Oregonian
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