Pendleton East Oregonian Advertising Rates
Rates for daily and weekly editions of the East Oregonian published in Pendleton Oregon. Details list daily one year six months and three months rates, plus mail options for weekly editions and four month terms. Subscriptions available by mail with varying prices.
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Weenky
Pendleton
Oregon
East Oregonian Pe Wiashing Co
Bunscas
WaAll
Daly
Mini
Mail
Mall
Quotations on Thought as Law and Health
A quotation attributed to Ralph Waldo Trine states that every entered thought returns to the sender and acts on the body. It emphasizes love and kinship emotions as natural and healthful, improving appearance voice and overall presence.
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Ralph Waldo Trine
If the Home Seeker Knew Eastern Oregon's Promise
Hundreds of home seekers pass Pendleton daily en route to Portland. If they knew the inviting freedom and opportunity waiting in eastern Oregon hills and alleys they would stop and settle. Fortunes here come from hard work shaping crude materials, not easy riches or high priced land.
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Pendleton
Portland
Oregon
What Is Progress Inward Growth Quiet Improvement
The piece argues progress comes from private personal growth rather than public deeds. It urges shedding prejudice and embracing thoughtful, kind views of opponents to achieve mental and spiritual development, noting progress can be unseen by the world yet meaningful.
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Nione
Victory for Merchants Dominates National Mall Order Debate
A Sears Roebuck mall order house in Chicago is cited as a drain on local merchants by a recent business condition report. The critique notes lack of local advertising, taxes, and community support, contrasting with towns like Pendiston where merchants thrive and the mall order house causes less harm.
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United States
Sears & Roebuck
Chicago
Bie
Dari
Pendilstom
Mall
Mail-order decline boosts home merchants in towns
A harsh report on the Seire & Roluek catalogue shows a steep drop in mail order business. Prices rise 50 to 75 percent per line as stock falls, while stockholders lose value and advocates praise local merchants improving towns and services.
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Uogno
Seire & Roluek
Sire & Roebuck Company
Removal of the lumber tariff urged by U S forester
The East Oregonian discusses Itaen Pinechot, chief forester and Roosevelt representative, urging removal of the lumber tariff to protect forests. It argues Canadian lumber would flow in, prices would normalize, and building resume. It also critiques the Oregon state grange for opposing university funding and condemns slang in newspapers.
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East Oregonian
Itaen Pinechot
United States
Roosevelt
Sacramento Irrigation Congress
Oregon Etate Grange
Oregon
Washington
Dahe
Grange
Proposed Changes in Methodism Management
Secretary John Evans of Dayton Washington sends propositions for changes to the Methodist Episcopal church constitution to be voted on at the meeting in Kane September 4 and 6 1907. Propositions seek to elect presiding elders by ballot, adjust general conference representation, and petition bishops to arrange episcopal supervision for four consecutive years.
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John Evans
Dayton, Wash
Columbia River
M. &, Coference
Sokane
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Eliere
New Hampshire
General Conference
Board of Bishops
Let Me Live In A House By The Side Of The Road
A poem by Walter Fors speaks of hermit souls and neighbors alike. The speaker desires a simple life by the road, befriending all travelers good or bad, sharing compassion rather than scorn, and choosing fellowship over contempt.
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Avelr
Watt
Walter Fors
Sunrise Poem Lines by Colin Thaxter
A reflective verse laments sea sadness and sunset regret yet promises sunrise will never fail. It speaks of distant space, twilight, and perseverance, urging readers to seek comfort in the steady return of dawn and renewed hope.
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Colin Thaxter
Shameful view on women and honor in society
The text derides attempts to help a fallen woman, arguing she descends from a pedestal of honor and grace and will face estrangement from family. It contrasts calls for aid with a harsh belief that male relatives will desert her, highlighting punitive attitudes toward women's reputation.
Fall of Woman and Family Tragedy in A Grim Scene
The text recalls a wife lifting her husband from the gutter and clinging to him amid tears and misery. It depicts a mother pursuing a son through crime and degradation, asking who is to blame for the downfall of woman. The rhetorical question frames a divine judgment by angels and God.
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Hell
Womman
Angels
Heaven
God Almistty
Sketch of John G Carlisle Democratic Leader of Kentucky
John G Carlisle born September 6 1845 in Campbell county Kentucky. He studied law and was admitted to the bar in 1865 after a local education. A longtime Kentucky legislator he opposed secession in the Civil War and rose to national prominence as a Democrat. He served as lieutenant governor from 1871 to 1876 and was presidential elector in 1877. He was elected to Congress, became speaker of the House in 1882, re elected in 1885, and U S senator in 1900 before resigning to serve as secretary of the treasury under Cleveland. Since 1898 he focused on a large New York law practice.
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John Griffin Carille
Congress
Campbell County
Kentucky
Covington
Kentucky House of Representatives
Aix Umen
Committee of
House of
New Zealand Parliament Grants Women Full Office Eligibility
The New Zealand House of Representatives voted 37 to 8 to allow women to hold all offices, ending a prior restriction from the 1893 suffrage law. In Australia women already can hold high offices, but NZ had barred Parliament seats. the change follows decades of debate. Richard Manefelt died, leaving $50,000 estate and $45,000 life insurance to his wife. they have a 15 year old son.
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New Zealand
House of Representatives
Aw Humbert
Weper House
Australia
Richard Maneflelt
Rooms: Buckets of cheap lodgings at depot area
Rooms advertised for one to one and a half dollars per night near the depot. The notice mentions a bold electric sign as a landmark and hints at nearby dining or malt beverages. Details are sparse but point to inexpensive lodging for travelers.
The Pendleton Hotel Refit Boasts Modern Upgrades
The Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished throughout with updated telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. It serves as headquarters for traveling men, offers economical weekly or monthly rates, and features an excellent cuisine and prompt dining room service.
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St. George Ia
Northwest
Allrooma
How Pendleton
Portland Hotel Plans Turkish Bath and Tourist Rates
Portland plans a hotel with a modern Turkish bath and a headquarter for tourists and commercial travelers. Rates start at $2 per day, with special rates for families and single gentlemen. The management will be available to show rooms and provide prices. H. C. Howers, manager.
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Portland
Oregon
Amerean Plan
H. C. Howers
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