Subscription rates and bureaus listed for East Oregonian
The snippet lists daily and weekly subscription rates by mail and carrier, including various durations. It notes the East Oregonian is kept on file at Oregon News Co in Portland and bureaus in Chicago and Washington, D. C., with postal and United Press Association affiliations.
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Pendleton
Oregonian Publishing CO
Dally
Mall
Melly
Patty
Celly
Trust
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Pally East
Oregonian Ie
Case
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Future sky and current mood in a Stanton poem
Poem reflects on a blue future sky contrasted with today’s reality. Lines speak of work, duty, and affecting lives with a hopeful refrain. Attribution notes Frank L. Stanton and a publication in the Atlanta Constitution.
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Rom
Frank L. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
Pendleton poised for interurban traction expansion gains
Negotiations between the Washington Oregon traction company and Pendleton’s city committee progress with an evident agreement to supply power and distribute it from Pendleton. Plans include building six miles of track locally and extending interurban lines westward, boosting electrical power, manufacturing potential, and Pendleton’s role as Eastern Oregon’s commercial hub.
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Washington-Oregon Traction Company
Pendleton
Pigeo
Oregon
Columbia
Leucent
Washington-Oregon Company
Hypocrisy in Swinburne Candidacy Backers Exposed
A local semi weekly organ accuses supporters of Dr Swinburne of masking the real campaign issue to stir public opinion. The writer condemns the morality charge as unfounded while naming active backers and questioning motives in the upcoming election.
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Dr. Swinburne
Dr. Swin
Pendleton readers warned on political hypocrisy in candidacy
The East Oregonian accuses backers of Dr Swinburne in Pendleton of hypocrisy. It says leaders once defended saloons and gambling, opposed Sunday closures, and denounced the East Oregonian. The paper promises further details before Section day, urging citizens not to be deceived by moral claims.
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Backling & Man
Murphy
St. Peters Welr
Pendleton
Dr. Swinburne
East Oregonian
Fight Over Mayor Race Fueled by Corporate Influence
The East Oregonian warns that corporations influence politics through attorneys and workers rather than openly. It cites past frictions over franchise grants and pledges to further expose ties between Northwestern Gas Electric, Byers Milling, and mayoral candidates before December 6 election.
Extend the Project Urges Umatilla Water for Pendleton Growth
The Fast Oregonian advocates extending the Umatilla project to lands west of the river to water dry farming near Pendleton and argues against bottling development by powerful interests. It views Pendleton as a commercial center and urges government reclamation of lands west of the Umatilla while warning against barriers to progress and rival electric companies entering the city.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
Oregonian
Umatilla River
Tinhorns and Tribune in mayoralty contest clash
Local readers recall past political glitz as the Tribune is cited in the current mayoralty race. observers note sharp exchanges between factions claiming the paper’s stance and its influence on voters.
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Tribune
Child-like line reveals hints of marriage power play
A vignette captures a girl with a new solitaire on her third finger suggesting she uses a sweet smile to seek a favor from her husband. The exchange hints at intimate dynamics and social expectations in a domestic setting.
The Law and the Temptation of Joys
A reflective verse by Charlee S. Terpening dated November 29 laments stolen joys and tempting pleasures. It ponders why honest desires lead to harm, and why the golden rule fails to prevent selfish acts. The piece frames law as a retroactive force shaping strength or weakness by deeds.
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Charlee S. Terpening
Coney Island Summer Profits From Nickels and Dimes
The article notes seven to eight million visitors to Coney Island this summer spending about 45 million dollars mostly in nickels and dimes. It compares totals to Napoleons Louisiana purchase and Alaska, mentions high rents for peanut stands and a busy Fourth of July crowd, and warns profits depend on sunny weather with potential quarantine risk if a plague struck the island.
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Coney Teland
Napoleon
Louisiana
Austin
Alaska
Coney Island
Coney
Overcoming Obstacles Through Positive Resolve
The piece cites Orion Marden on why many fail by dwelling on difficulties. It argues that seeing obstacles too vividly saps creativity and courage, while those who persist with a clear end in sight and ignore setbacks achieve great things like Napoleon. Success follows confidence and action, not fear.
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Orion Swett Marden
Success Magazine
Napoleon
Alps
Horse Trade in a Prairie Swap Quickly Turns Odd
A short humorous piece from the Goldendale Sentinel recounts two men swapping horses after a playful exchange. They untickledly unhitched, with both mounts balking and later laughing over the double swap. The tale ends with a quip about a man bragging he takes his wife everywhere, who ensures he stays in line.
Stomach Ailment Tip Promotes Mostetter’s Bottle
An advertisement urges quick use of Mostetter’s Stomach Fibtters at first signs of stomach liver or bowel trouble to prevent unnecessary suffering and protect health. The wording emphasizes early treatment and personal well being.
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Mostetter
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters healing old ailments
Compounded from ingredients suited to curing various stomach ailments for over 56 years. Note benefits claimed include relief from heartburn belching bloating poor appetite indigestion dyspepsia colds grippe and malaria. A bottle is recommended for general digestive issues and associated discomfort.
Cordial manners as key to success and good will
The author extols a generous, certian spirit and a friendly personality as essential to character growth and success. A frank cordial manner creates instant good impressions, while cold or formal bearing repels others. Travel memories praise a radiant southerner whose sunny temperament brightened a harsh trip.
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Suse Oridon Ewell Marden
Strangers Now Mra Nextdoor Bonnet Cost Debate
In a chatty exchange Mrs Homer questions the price of a new bonnet, estimating $1.95 while another guest suggests $10. The piece notes increased interest in oratory and debate at the University of Oregon, surpassing football tryouts this year.
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Homer
Chicago Nets
University of Oregon
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