Pendleton Daily East Oregonian notices rates and offices
A dense listing of subscription prices and delivery options for the Daily East Oregonian in Pendleton Oregon. It notes mail and carrier rates for daily and weekly editions, and lists offices in Portland Chicago and Washington. It also marks the paper as a second class mail matter and a member of the United Press Association.
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East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Oth
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Washington
R. C
Bareau
Lantern of Faith Through Night and Grief
A poetic homage praising a guiding presence in darkness and sorrow. The piece likens a steadfast figure to a pillar of fire, a tower of strength, and a lamp that shines through despair, offering refuge and open doors to the lost.
Pendleton Woolen Mill At Stake, Local Optimism Grows
The East Oregonian urges Pendleton to persist with woolen mill plans arguing the city’s growth depends on retaining industry and payrolls. John Witbur notes a well managed mill can pay, and readers are urged to support a successful, properly run operation to secure future prosperity.
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East Oregonian
Pendleton
John Witbur
Union
Senator Gearin Speech Attracts Dense Audience
Those who attended the court house hearing John M L Gearin Saturday night heard a strong political address and a prayer. Gearin contended that a true Democrat bears KY birth and belief and spoke of his patriotism. He asserted voters in Cmatilla County would favor him, and his defense of the bank guaranty plank drew the greatest enthusiasm among listeners. He argued the cost of guaranteeing bank deposits would be infinitesimal and banks would face government scrutiny, countering claims of reckless banking.
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Court House
John ML Gearin
Gearln ‘Beliu
Lt Haw
Gearin
National Law urged to guarantee bank deposits
A speaker argues that punishing bank failures with ruin and disgrace protects depositors. He notes current protections cover mercantile stocks homes and businesses, but tank deposits of savers remain at risk. A national law guaranteeing deposits is presented as good business and right from every standpoint.
Local farmer displays diverse crops at Moscow fair
Hairy Moore showcases 40 varieties on a 160 acre Inland farm near Moscow Idaho and Palouse. The exhibit includes peaches hops parsley cauliflower prunes corn cucumbers apples beans grapes cherries onions cantaloupe tomatoes potatoes plums honey radishes walnuts beets turnips cabbage nectarines sunflowers wheat millet squash celery pumpkins muskmelons and carrots. The feature sparks discussion on farming, education, and intelligent expanding methods in eastern Oregon and western Oregon farming communities.
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Hairy Moore
Baker City Adopts Dairies Regulation and Tuberculin Testing
Baker City passes an ordinance regulating dairies and require tubercular cow testing. Pendleton has yet to pass a similar measure. The move aims to improve public health and make Baker City a better place to live.
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Baker City
Baker
Pendleton
Pendleton’s Progress Faces No Stone Wall
A concise report asserts that Pendleton’s advance meets no obstruction. The article frames progress as unimpeded, noting continued momentum and forward motion without specific events, dates, or named opponents.
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Pendleton
Rain From Heaven Stains Yesterday's Weather Record
Rain that fell yesterday is described as coming straight from heaven in a brief weather note. The report records precipitation and attributes it to an atmospheric event without citing local causes or measurements.
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Atlanta
Bradfield Regulator Co
Ailants
Hope of dry farming on arid lands in Oregon
The Trans Missiexipp congress highlights dry farming as a path to profitable crops on unirrigated desert lands. Eastern Oregon shows growing interest as vast upland areas prove wheat and barley yields reach tens of bushels per acre. Evidence suggests increased cultivation may boost local rainfall and soil productivity, expanding viable farming.
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Atlantic States
Linda Hart
Oregon
Centril
Crook
Lake Counties
Tye
Old Aunt Marys Remembered by a Sister Poet
A nostalgic poem reflects childhood visits to Old Aunt Marys, recalling Saturday chores, Sunday meals, and summer joys. The speaker recalls weather, pastures, the poplar shade, and Aunt Marys warm welcome with jams, preserves, and family lore.
John o Dreams and the Life Beyond the Castle
A fragmented verse piece muses on Jon O Dreams and a dreamer’s fate. It weaves dreamy imagery of seas and arches, asking if the dreamer survives in another life while recalling May day memories and a vanished glow. The narrator reflects on love, loss, and an elusive afterlife.
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Fincles
John
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Oregon Journal
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East Oregonian-Journal Pony Contest
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Pony Man
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Portland, Or
Democratic
Main Street
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Treas
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Park and Alder Streets
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St. Anthony’s Hospital
Pendleton, Oregon
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Savings Bank Building
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