Oregonian Publication Summary of Rates and Address
The Daily East Oregonian announced subscription rates for daily and semi weekly editions, showing mail and carrier options. It notes distribution through Oregon News Co in Portland and provides an address at 147 Other Street and Washington Bureau contact, with United Press Association membership.
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Pendieton
Oregonian Publishing CO
Daily East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Oregon
Washington
Teenth Street
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Ota
Zly Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Saloon Regulation Proposal Aims to Reform Liquor Trade
Advocates argue licensing would curb illegal sales and bring city revenue while protecting minors and habitual drinkers. Current practices, with Pendleton, Pasco, Walla Walla, Olympia dealers, evade law. Critics warn the plan may challenge both saloonists and prohibitionists alike.
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Pendleton
Pasco
Walla Walla
Olympia
Old Folks at Home Song Verse Fragment
Fragment of the Stephen Foster song Old Folks at Home recalling a plantation life. The verse traces longing to return to the Suwanee and the old mudder while recalling childhood songs and memories of home. The text reflects historic minstrel era language and sentiment.
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Suwanee
Stephen Collins Foster
African Game Trail described as a valuable preservation
In Roosevelt's excerpt from Scribner's October issue, the author recounts a dawn train ride through a vast wildlife country. Wildlife scenes include giraffes, waterbuck, hartebeest, ostriches, impala, zebras, and monkey, with emphasis on the land’s water scarcity and the animals’ protection benefiting settlers and visitors alike.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Scribner
Summer Lingers In Mehit Outlook Poem Note
A reflective verse describes summer fading beneath dead grass and sleeping flowers while chrysanthemums keep vigil in gardens red and gold. Through bare trees and rosy twilight warmth remains, as streams of traffic pause and a lingering summer spirit dreams. By Arnie Kate Barnes in the Outlook.
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Akon
Arnie Kate Barnes
Real Mountain Water Chance for Pendleton's Gravity System
The Oregonian urges Pendleton to authorize a gravity water system using Blue Mountains water. A full, abundant mountain supply could attract growth, though costs may reach 300000. Advocates bonds and future planning, warning against partial efforts that limit population and long-term progress.
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Oregonian
Water Board
Mountains
Pendleton
Blue Mountains
Not Like Present Affairs Prohibition Debate on Regulated Saloons
A Pendleton resident, once a prohibition voter, says he would support six to eight legalized well regulated saloons to curb the current blind pig operation. He notes such a move would not be giving in to saloon interests but would reduce the present illicit trade and regulate the industry.
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Eaid
Pendleton
Leupp Fights Law, Resigns From Indian Bureau
Former Commissioner Leupp clashed with Secretary Tallinger and resigned. He blamed his downfall on halting an Arizona group without authority. He urged lawful action via due process, criticizing overemphasis on technicalities that threaten justice and tire the public with legal farce.
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Washington
Leupp
T Indian Bureau
Tallinger
Arizona
Umatilla County Girmers Back Reynolds Factory Plan
Umatilla county Girmers who organized last summer to push fair warehouse charges now back Reynolds the factory, a venture to be run independently of the harvester trust as a new bold move in their cooperative efforts.
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Umatilla
County Girmers
Reynolds
Harvester Trust
Pittsburg and Detroit Named Baseball Championship Contenders
The report notes a shift in coverage from the polar discovery by Dr. Gook to sports, with Pittsburg and Detroit slated to play for the baseball championship, highlighting evolving headlines and events since earlier developments.
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North Pole
Dr. Gook
Pittsburg
Detroit
Pendleton Mayoral and Council Candidacy Inquiry
A citizen asks for suggestions on next may or and water commissioner and ward councilman. The piece notes the president joked about Seattle’s conservation congress and accuses him of trivializing Roosevelt’s conservation push, warning the joke could prove costly.
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Pendleton
Citizen
Conservation Congress
Seattle
Roosevelt
Grim Reaper haunts daily disasters in grim harvest of deaths
News notes a brutal era of mine explosions earthquakes and train wrecks occurring hourly. The phrase grim reaper harvest underscores the high death toll as communities cope with continuous calamities and rising fatalities.
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Grim Reaper
Grand opera in American would draw more crowds
The piece argues that opera could gain wider appeal if performed in American language rather than foreign terms like Et al. It warns that the average citizen is not familiar with unfamiliar phrases, suggesting broader accessibility to boost popularity.
Pungent Points From Dan Shannon Sermon
The Baker Democrat quotes Dan Shannon the whirlwind evangelist on sermon snippets. Lines urge choosing good and cutting the bad with a cleaver and question how much one can do versus how much to keep. He portrays sinners paying the devil and remarks on disposition over position.
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Baker Democrat
Dan Shannon
The Meek and Lowly One Note
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt recalls a cringing stranger asking St. Peter who he is. Peter questions the visitor who answers I am a consumer, highlighting a simple earthly role in a moral vignette about humility and judgment.
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St. Peter
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Getting Down to Trass Tacks
A playful exchange quoted from the Eugene Guard shows banter over affection and proposed marriage. The dialogue contrasts declarations of love with skeptical, humorous responses, highlighting social wit in a brief local page snippet.
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Eugene Guard
Letter Says Lydia E. Pinkham Helped Me Recover
Minneapolis resident Mrs Join G Mann reports a strong recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. The testimonial praises the product's roots and herbs and encourages others to seek Mrs Pinkham's confidential advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia K. Pinkham
Lydia EK
Pinklam
Join G. Mann
Second St
North
Lydia E. Pinklam
Lydia J. Pinkham
Not by Faith Quip Sparks Claims of Healing Cures
A Philadelphia Press remark captures a debate over faith healing with one woman rejecting faith cures and another claiming to have cured her son of the clearette habit through laying on of hands.
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Washington Herald
Philadelphia Press
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