Rates for subscriptions in various terms
The notice lists daily weekly and semi weekly subscription options by mail or carrier for East Oregonian readers. It specifies one year six months three months and other terms with prices and delivery modes. The item notes availability at the News Co Pendleton Oregon and security bureau Washington DC.
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Rae Dally
Pendleton
The
Gast
Oregonian Publishing Co
Dally
Mall
Corte
East Oregonian la
Ne News Co
D. C
Prophets of Calamity Sing of Joyful Autumn Days
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution poetically recalls merry days of autumn. The verse contrasts peril and delight as music rings in the soul and joy breaks free from troubles.
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Atlanta Constitution
Prohibition Paradox in Georgia and Tennessee
The Atlanta Constitution notes Georgia’s dry status shadowed by Tennessee shipping whiskey into Georgia. It questions remedies for interstate liquor flows, cites Dr Len G Broughton, and urges feasible measures to address open violations and contempt for law amid interstate commerce. The piece highlights ongoing legal and practical challenges to prohibition across surrounding states.
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Umatilla
Georgie
Tennessee
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Constitution
Len G. Broughton
Commonwealths
Broughton
Georgis
Chattanooga
Jacksonville
South Carolina
Local option without law fuels illicit traffic, says expert
The Anti-Saloon League has despaired over convictions as blind tigers shrink. Communities where enforcement exists determine the effect, creating a system of extra legal local option. Georgia cities, once tightly regulated, now see minimal state revenue as whiskey flows freely, a naked fact Dr. Brough ton would not hide.
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Anti-Saloon League
Atlanta
A Wholesome Law Warns Against Minor Card Play
The district attorney warns cigar store owners near beer joints and amusements must bar minors from card games or other chance games. Pendleton, a school town, must guard students from tobacco smoke venues. Students lack mature judgment and should focus on work or proper amusements. Under 21s should avoid such establishments to protect their physical and moral development.
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Pendleton
Merchants Marine League Seeks Wheat Export Barriers
The Merchants marine league proposes barring foreign ships from carrying wheat to raise grain export prices. It would benefit a few millionaire shipowners but injure inland farmers. The move could reveal President Taft's position if the administration adopts it.
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Merchants Marine League
Inland Empire
Taft
New York voters face choice among three rings
The New York public weighs options amid three power blocs, the Tammany ring, the Republican ring, and Hearst influence, with little clear distinction between them.
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New York
Tammany Ring
Republican Ring
Hearst
Technicalities on Trial But Justice Suffers Flaws
A concise reflection notes that formal legal technicalities can aid a defendant in court yet undermine true justice, highlighting tension between procedure and fair outcome. The statement suggests caution against overvaluing rules at the expense of substantive equity.
Where are the candidates for municipal offices
The question asks for locations of candidate filings for municipal offices. The article likely lists filing sites, dates, or a notice directing residents to municipal election offices or a government website. If available, provide address or portal.
Roosevelt Begins Uganda Hunting Campaign Trip
United Press staff report Roosevelt arrived in Nairobi on October 21 to prep for a Uganda safari. Kermit leads his party from Nakuru and plans to rejoin his father within a day. Sir Percy Girouard, newly appointed governor of British East Africa, met Roosevelt and is en route to Uganda to take charge.
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Nairobi
Roosevelt
Uganda
Kermit
Nakuru
Percy Girouard
Britah East Africa
London in Statistics shows London's vast population and services
A 1905–1909 statistical survey of Greater London reports a 1910 population estimate of 7,637,188 and 1907 marriages at 40,601. It details police strength, public entertainment venues, parks, pubs, and costs of policing and justice, with notes on licenses, carriages, and administration costs for 1907–08.
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London
Greater London
Metropolitan Police
City Police
When misfortune comes you’ll find a true friend
Walt Mason writes in Portland Journal about how social pretenders praise the prosperous and mock the fallen. He contrasts those who flatter during easy street with a quiet friend who remains loyal when life cripples you. The piece praises steadfast companionship over hollow flattery.
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Jaye
Dullion
Rhino
Hope
Walt Mason
Portland Journal
Idaho Murderer on Trial in Lewiston District Court
Robert Brant, a rancher, faced trial for the murder of Henry Steffen in Juliaetta last spring. He pleaded not guilty as bloodhounds traced leads to Brant’s cabin and witnesses recalled him being armed with a rifle and heard threatening Steffen.
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Tdaho
Lewiston
Robert Brant
Henry Steffen
Juliaetta
Steffen
Weak Stomach, Strong Body Link in Health Ad
The article promotes Dr Pierce’s Coldea Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion related weaknesses, claiming cures extend to distant organs. It urges readers to take the remedy and notes a free copy offer of Dr Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser by mail with stamps. Actress Dr K V Pierce of Buffalo, NY is named.
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Pierce
Coldea
Vinci
Mr. Toppan
Lynn
New Coined Words Highlight English Revival
The Manchester Guardian notes a trend toward reviving compounding in English with terms like foreword output intake and uptake. It cites Churchill and Stevenson examples and observes Americans coining words such as sidestep sidetrack backset and baecksend reflecting evolving everyday vocabulary.
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Wineton Churchill
Manchester Guardian
Stevenson
New York Tribune
Why Miss Smith Should Study Music Abroad Explored
A young man questions advising Miss Smith to study music overseas while an old man dismisses the plan, arguing she has no talent. The exchange frames differing views on pursuing arts education despite local doubts.
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Miss Smith
Man
Homely Quarterback Sparks Playful Exchange
Weggle and Percy discuss a deucedly homely quarterback, noting his passing in crowds. The banter shifts to caution about speaking. “say not always what you know, but always know what you say.”
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Cholly
Percy
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Edison
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