Independent Daily East Oregonian Publication Details
Independent newspaper notices the Daily East Oregonian issued daily and semiweekly at Pendleton by East Oregonian Publishing Co. Also lists mail and carrier subscription rates, United Press Association membership, and sale locations in Oregon and Washington. Addresses and offices in Portland and Pendleton are noted, with post office and mailing details.
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Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Bercerene News Co
Grape
Gust
Washington, D. C
Spokane street work cost cuts with commission plan
Former Spokane mayor Charles M Fassett now public utilities commissioner says street paving bridges and sewers cost 20 to 40 percent less under the commission plan. He says the new system ends the old contracting ring, improves value and preserves wages, while council governance invites jockeying and blame shifting.
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Spokane
Charles M. Fassett
Puublic Utilities
Commission
Fassett
Spokane Commission
Commission Pla
La Follette Favored By Oregon Progressives
The piece argues that Taft offers nothing for Oregon and urges Republicans to back La Follette, praising his progressive leadership while criticizing Taft and opposing reactionary factions. It highlights Dlog reserve measures praised by Republicans and notes Oregon’s rising fame for these actions.
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Oregon
Taft
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Dr Wiley Praises Cotton Oil For Public Health Role
Government expert Dr. Wiley commends cotton oil and its use in food as wholesome. He highlights Cottolene as a pure, healthful shortening, endorsed by physicians for over twenty five years.
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Wiley
Progressive La Follette as standard bearer for GOP
The piece argues Roosevelt is weak in defending public rights while La Follette stands firm for common people. It credits him as a fearless fighter who earned Senate leadership and urges Oregon Republicans to back La Follette over Taft if they stay true to progressive convictions.
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Roosevelt
la Follette
Republican Party
Boas
Senate
Oregon
Taft
Anti Smut Campaign Aims to Save Wheat Crops
Scientific agriculturists at Washington State College Pullman issue a bulletin on smut in wheat. They note a 1911 Washington Idaho Oregon loss estimated at 7 million dollars and outline seed treatment methods using vitral copper sulfate and formalin. The plan includes education, experimentation, and nationwide grower cooperation to eradicate smut.
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Washington State College
Pullman
Washington
Idaho
Oreson
Portland Taft committee faces regional snub in Oregon
A 15 member Taft campaign panel for Oregon is composed entirely of Portland men, excluding eastern Oregon, the Willamette Valley, and southern Oregon. The author questions why outsiders are ignored and whether regional voters will support La Follette, implying discontent with leadership.
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Oregon
Portland
Wilamette Valley
la Follette
October history marks battles, treasurers and sieges
On October 17 history notes key events: 1348 English defeat Scots at Nevil's Cross. 1678 Guilford wounded as Oates’s plot testimony surfaced. 1404 Spanish treasure ship seized by English worth $3,000,000. 1434 British Parliament burned by fire. 1848 Vienna siege and Kossuth’s Hungarian retreat. 1864 Baltimore returns show the soldier vote carrying a new constituency.
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Nevil'’s Cross
Edmundbury Guilfrey
Oates
England
Vienna
Kossuth
Baltimore
Fragmentary historical events list in dated notes
A compiled excerpt lists disparate historical moments and figures from 1801 to 1910 including royal arrivals in St John New Brunswick, battles near Mukden, a Fort Wayne train derailment, a London diplomat's death, and the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition closure, with scattered mentions of parishes, troops, and storms.
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Franklin
Fort Wayne
Ind
Inn
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
St John
N. B
Halifax
Mukden
Russland
Tokio
Oka
William L Buchanan
London
Seattle
Wash
West Indies
Julia Ward Howe
Midleton
Birthday sketch of Waldemar Kokovsteff as Russia's acting Premier
The piece profiles Waldemar Kokovsteff, longtime liberal leader and presumed continuer as Russia’s acting premier after Stolypin’s assassination. It notes his upbringing at the Alexander Lyceum, marriage to Anna Oehm, and his humane administration of prisons while shaping economic policy since 1890. It closes with a long poem excerpt and a brief society note on Anne McQueen’s October travel with Colls Gabrielson and Carbo Gabrielson.
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Waldemar Kokovsteff
Russia
Stolypin
Sey
Kokovsteff
Liberal Party
Ruassia
America
Iz Humane
Kokovtzoff
Novgorod
Alexander Lyceuny
St. Petersburg
Anna Oehm
Stalyp'n
Russa
Kokovstoff Lirt
Yegsury
Cascarets Cleanse Liver and Bowels Card
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly cleansing aid for the liver and bowels. It claims torpid liver causes indigestion foul breath yellow skin and headaches and promises a thorough cleansing inside by morning with a 10 cent box. It targets men women and children as daily users for regulation and comfort.
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Anne McQueen
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C. D. Gabrielson
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Salem
East
Fletcher
TF Murray Streect
New York City
the American National Bank
Pendleton
United States Depository
Franklin Motor Cars
Franklin Features
A Franklin
Pendleton Auto Company
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Main Street
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Sele
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