Weekly and Semi-Weekly Pendleton Oregon Publishing Rates
An edition of the East Oregonian pub listing subscription prices for daily and weekly mail and carrier delivery. Rates include annual, six and three month terms, with offices in Portland Chicago Washington and Pendleton. The notice notes mailing and service details.
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Rays
Pendleton
Eton
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Malle
Pa Care
Daily Fast
Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Security
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
I Will Be Glad Today Poem Exchange Fragment
A brief poetic fragment expresses happiness for summer and renewed sunshine and a refreshing air like tonic wine. The line reads as a cheerful exchange from a period publication, capturing a lyric mood.
A Judicial Farce Reestablishing Oregon Grand Jury
The East Oregonian argues Oregon should revert to the former grand jury system. It contends the current system hides district attorney responsibility, delays justice, and enables political manipulation, citing Umatilla county and Portland precedents and urging voters to restore the old method after the next election.
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Oregon
Portland
Grand Jury
Cameron
Lane
Colonebs
The
East Oregonian
The Star of Youth Inspiration Fragment
A fragment quotes a line from David Graham Phillips on a public man guided by youth’s star. The excerpt reflects on strength, guidance, and rarity of living by that ideal.
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David Graham Phillips
Strength and Resolve Guide Civic Righteousness, A Newspaper Reflection
An editorial extols a path of steadfast civic virtue, contrasting leaders who stay true to right with those who abandon ideals for power. It praises Roosevelt, Bryan, Cumming, and Folks as models of resolve, while criticizing Akers, Depew, Dupont, and Bailey as examples of misled ambition. The piece warns young readers to ignore brighter but misleading temptations in the political firmament.
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Roosevelt
Bryans
Cumminges
Duponts
Baileys
Moscow's dry policy hailed as prosperity grows
A Moscow report says the city, two months dry, shows its best prosperity yet. Businessmen, including six interviewees from varied backgrounds, report increased sales after the saloon closures. Police records reflect fewer cases tied to liquor, with many incidents traceable to other towns. The temperance effort is credited with boosting student morale and possibly university enrollment.
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Moscow
The Landlord Poem of a Changing Tenancy
A speaker recalls a strict landlord who pounded at the door and frightened pets, contrasting with a gentler new landlord. The narrator now rents a cottage farther away with vines and roses and a parrot and a cow, while Gwendolen grows with siblings. The piece reflects on memory, tenancy, and shifting authority through a lyrical verse.
Upper Room Dream and the Gate of My Soul
Poem fragment reflecting on a personal inner space called the Upper Room. The speaker recalls childhood, a barred door, a lost love, and prayers answered by growth and crowds gathering at the gate. The speaker questions self judgment while noting a toy and rose marks at the door, ending with a wary pride in a won race.
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Mary RR. Roberts
Buccess
Soul Beautiful Poem About True Womanhood
A poem praising soulful grace over appearance, urging admiration for a loyal, gentle partner. The speaker celebrates a woman whose inner qualities shape a life shared in happiness and mutual support, contrasting true character with superficial doll-faced ideals.
Sleep Walker Falls From Window in Port Blakely Lodging House
Joseph Kipling, sleepwalking, fell 16 feet from a second story window at a Port Blakely lodging house. He suffered two broken wrists. Kipling is described as the sea cousin of famed writer Rudyard Kipling.
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Joseph Kipling
Port Blakely
Kipling
Rudyard Kipling
Praise for district fair commissioners and workers
The third annual district fair closed with praise for commissioners Roosevelt Cohen and secretary Fite Gerald and others whose daily meetings and valuable time made the event a record breaking success. Medals of honor should be given to recognize their service to the community.
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Troosevelt, Cohen
Fite Gerald
Aeroplanes to Order for Sale Next Summer
Different groups of aeroplane inventors are preparing to build machines for sale amid rivalry and signs of pending litigation. By next summer any buyer who can pay 2500 to 5000 dollars may own a plane, as Wrights, Hammonds, and Herring designs compete for sport and travel uses.
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Wright
Noted Smuggler James Kelley Dies Near Port Townsend
James Kelley a notorious Pacific coast smuggler for about twenty years died near Port Townsend. He was nearly 60 years old.
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James Kelley
Pacific Coast
Port Townsend
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Uniced Press Association
Setene
Umatilla County
the Star OF Youth
University of Idaho
Wwe
Gwendolen
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
American National Bank
Pendleton Savings Bank
Bank Securities
Pendleton, Oregon
Comptroller of Currency
United States
I. J. W. Maloney
I. W. Maloney
KE. J. Smith, H
Stephens
State of
Amatlin
A. T. Lambert
Elo
Mrouds
Corraw
Alibert Patten Brown
City Property
FRANK
Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
Alexander’s Department
Foleys
Pendleton Drug Company
Bright's
Main Street
C. J. Smith
R. Tweedy
Sec
Treas
Cornelius
Park and Alder Streets
Europlan
N. K. Clarke, Mgr
C. W. Cornelius
St. Joseph’s Academy
Andeal School
Sisters of St. Francis
Philadelphia
Neagle Brothers
Winona
Rex
Fairbanks
Neagle Bros
Joseph Ell
Savings Bank Building
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