County Official Paper Ad Rates and Addresses
The Daily East Oregonian offers subscription rates by mail and by carrier for daily and weekly editions. It lists sales locations in Pendleton and Chicago and Washington bureaus, notes United Press Association membership, and shows the newspaper's mail classification as second class.
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Pendleton
Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Dally
Mall
Dalis
Mail
Sermi
Greatest Good and Bank Deposits: A Call for Protective Legislation
An article arguing that government should enact laws benefiting the many while respecting rights, supporting a plan to guarantee bank deposits to protect depositors. It contends depositors vastly outnumber bankers and that a well crafted guarantee would shield the public without harming prudent bankers or moral risk in banking.
Pendleton Seeks Townwide Effort for Mill Victory
Community urges united action to save woolen mills and boost local growth. Business leaders and residents push common goal, stressing public spirit over personal interests as the Commercial Association renewal begins and future chances for improvement emerge.
Town Growth Through United Effort
The passage urges people to work together with intelligent persistence to overcome obstacles. It insists that steady, earnest effort can carry tasks to completion and that building the town requires collective labor and determination.
Oregon Editorial Embraces Direct Senator Election Debate
A Taft era editorial laments party lines as Oregon leans toward direct U.S. Senate election. It notes veteran voters should back reform, opposes Fulton’s continued influence, and mocks Taft platform conflict with Oregon wishes. The piece suggests widespread Oregon support for firva over Taft in this issue.
It Is Better Not To Reopen The Liquor Question
The supreme court decision should not reopen the saloon issue in dry counties. Last June a fierce ballot battle left wounds and enmities. Pendleton prospers and neighbors work together, and residents prefer ending the old saloon system before any new alcohol regime.
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Bontless
Pendleton
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Pendleton Delegation Seeks Walla Walla Franchise Vote
Pendleton business delegation may travel to Walla Walla to urge granting the interurban company a franchise. Wallie Walls is expected to be annexed to Umatilla County someday, and Garden City leaders consider joining now.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Cuuel
Wallie Walls
Umatilla County
Garsden
Polshie and Focal Industries Distill Leadership Clash
A terse report outlines tensions between Polshie and Focal Industries over strategic direction and project allocations. Key figures include Polshie executives and Focal leadership, with possible board-level concerns about resource reuse and market focus. No concrete resolutions disclosed.
Thoughts On Prejudice And Action From A Distinctive Voice
A compact quotation piece contrasts proactive individuals with those who question, noting that fears and prejudices distort perception. It likens biases to knots in a window glass and calls for decisive, purposeful living over idle doubt.
Fragmentary Thought on Sense and Virtue Personal Note
A shredded reflection contrasts common sense with exalted notions and warns that chasing money while bearing sin leads to daily loss, while faithful conduct remains scarce yet valuable across life.
Speech on patriotism and music echoes in Washington Star
The writer notes a speaker’s patriotic theme and the marching band’s music, praising the generous wisdom shared. He compares the sermonlike delivery to camp meeting rhetoric and expresses gratitude for the merited discourse shaping the nation’s business.
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Washington Star
Little Things A goodbye kiss and love’s tolling sting
A poem fragment reflects on tender kisses easing daily pains and the strain of love in a life with few returns. It notes the paradox of giving and taking in relationships and the longing to bind a heart while climbing life’s rugged height.
Duality and the Bard’s Lament Across the Bridge
The poem muses on life and sorrow, asking why the bard weeps and why joy seems brief. It recalls a journey over a high bridge where the spray glistens and the traveler cries with mixed joy and sorrow, as fate or life’s deceit is implied. The verse contrasts divine order with earthly pain, suggesting life’s sadness stems from human longing.
Surprises in August Rail Tests Show High Compliance
Observers conducted surprise checks on the Pennsylvania Railroad in August totaling 3,255 trains with a 99.25 percent perfect score. Tests included unexpected signal positions, extinguished signals, placed torpedoes on tracks, and other unusual conditions. Fourteen divisions reported perfect block signal observance and fourteen divisions were perfect in all other tests.
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Pennsylvania
Business College Offers Country Boys Then Jobs
Oakland California Polytechnic Business College advertises placements for country youths into commercial positions. It touts a proven training record, homelike campus accommodations in Oakland, and free illustrated catalogues from Prof. W. E. Gibson at 206 Twelfth Street.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Polytechnic Business College of Oakland
Cal
W. EB. Gibson
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Oregon News Co
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Fendieton
Qregeahan
Wilabed
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Taft
Presidentis
United States
National Republican
Fulton
the Tribune
East Oregonian
Polshie
Focal Industries
Sydney Smith
E Vilage
de Bard
National Bank Security
Pendleton Savings Bank
U. S
American National Bank
Cara
Cornelius
Park and Alder Streets
Sollel
Hus
Puroplan
N. K. Clarke, Mgr
C. W. Cornelius
Ealley
Andrew Lane
Wlad
Pullman Palace
SIOST
Aty
W. Adams
A. D. Chaflion, A. G.P.A
Pertferd.Or
Sullivan’s
City Steam Dye Works
Alta
East Oregonian-Journal Pony Contest
Postoffice
Pony Man
Pendieion
Foleys
Pendleton Drug Company
Bright's
Main Street
C. J. Smith
T. Tweedy
Sec
Treas
Benn Building
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Rex Eugeles
Fairbanks
Morse
Neagle Bros
Joseph Ell
Savings Bank Building
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