Classified Rates for Newspapers and Mail Subscriptions
Public notice listing multiple subscription options for Daily East Oregonian and Weekly editions. Includes durations of one year six months three months and one month by mall and carrier, and notes on mailing offices in Pendleton Oregon, Washington Bureau addresses, and entry status as second class mail.
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Mall
Dally
Ally
Carcer
Carrier
Carrer
Beml
Bew
Geml
Labor's Task and the Dawn of a New Day
A verse passage on labor as a path to happiness and broad fortunes. It imagines God awakening in man and faith in a breaking day, aligning labor with equitable progress and collective benefit.
Oregon voters may face statewide prohibition initiative
A article notes probable statewide prohibition measure in Oregon next fall and calls for a third party to reform liquor handling. It cites Iowa Town Law as a model with limited saloons, midnight closures, single rooms, and license loss on violations, arguing for a modern, civilized approach beyond either prohibition or the current saloon system.
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Oregon
Hquor
Iowa
Oregon liquor law dispute shapes third party stance
East Oregonian advocates a practical, right regulation approach over prohibition. It rejects saloon politics and bootleggers, urging voters to consider a law similar to Iowa’s and to allow a state wide vote next fall. The paper argues enforced sobriety could reshape revenue and control.
Pendleton Still the Imperial City of Eastern Oregon
Pendleton faces criticism from "knockers" yet remains the Imperial City in the northwest. Despite dry spells and prohibition talk, the city grows with busy streets and wealthy farmers. With multiple railroad lines and vast potential, Pendleton stands ready to prosper as water reaches arid lands and development expands. The speaker predicts swift progress ahead.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Portland
In eastern Oregon all men are laborers
A short saying asserts a regional labor ethic in eastern Oregon urging men to work. The remark emphasizes diligence and self reliance as core local values.
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Eastern
Oregon
Dr Cook Plants Flags in Water Questioned
Irrigation and electric lines are our focus. The inquiry asks if Dr Cook planted flags in the water and seeks clarity on the event and participants.
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Dr. Cook
Harriman Sees Thriving O. R. & N. Business
The remark notes Harriman’s hypothetical view of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company’s bustling operations, suggesting the enterprise displays strong growth and activity if he could observe it directly.
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Harriman
American Barn Dance Arrives in London Style
American barn dance, now a leading London novelty, is demonstrated in the country with six couples swinging, waltzing, and exchanging partners to a Virginia reel-inspired routine. Society women sparked interest with Ss. R. Henry's Barn Dance, as bands and orchestras adopt the craze and couples sing during the peak moment using a set of words called Down at the Huskin Hee.
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London
Ss. R. Henry
Mr. Henry
Melody Echoes Rural Jubilee Theme
The text recalls a lively rural scene with a call to gather and celebrate at a huskin bee. Applejack and good blackberry juice are cited among the festive provisions, reflecting a community jubilee atmosphere and traditional harvest-time merriment.
Direct nominations praised as purifying politics in speech
Assemblyman Robert J. Conklin defends direct party nominations as a cleaner, stronger system that removes corrupt machines. He cites Wisconsin and Kansas as proof party integrity remains intact, urging New York to align with Governor Hughes on progressive direct nomination reforms.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Robert J. Conklin
New York City
Flambeau
Wagram
Burt
Conklin
Kim
Kansas
Wisconsin
Mr. Conklin
New York
Hughes
State and regional fairs listed with September dates
A compilation of upcoming fairs across multiple states and provinces with scheduled September events. Cities include Great Falls Helena Salem Spokane Boise Everett Dillon Albany Roseburg Pocatello Eugene Portland Cottage Grove St Helens Seattle and more with varied dates from August through October.
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Montana
Great Falls
Washington
Chehalls
Salem
Ore
Spokane
Wash
Pocatello
Idaho
Centralia
Eugene
Toledo
Bozeman
Mont
Blackfoot
Portland
Victoria
B. C
Cottage Grove
Whale Blubber Tale Told By Captain H F Nose
A Rochester Herald item recounts Captain H F Blubbering aboard the Celtic entertaining several ladies with a sea yarn. A passenger pressed officers to see a whale, eager to witness the moment a large creature would “cry.” The captain questions the obsession, and the woman replies she wants to see a Whale blubber.
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H. F
Celtic
Rochester Herald
The Only Place for Phonographs and Records
The only place to buy a phonograph and be sure of the best options. Compare models like Victor Holiaan Columbia and other disc phonographs. Full stock of Victor and Columbia double disc records and Edison cylinder records available.
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Columbia
Victor
Edison Cylinder
Riverside and Burns Attendances Set for Early Fall Trips
Pendleton and Wilbur host events from late September into early October with dates in Moro Prineville The Dalles and Burns listed alongside Walla Walla and New Westminster as sites. A Washington Star note recalls a quirky rule about writing i and e with the dot placed precisely between them.
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Pendleton
Ore
Riverside
Wash
Moro
Wilbur
Canby
Prineville
Walla Walla
the Dalles
Burns
New Westminster
B. C
Washington Star
A Rule for Spelling From a Simple Tale
A short vignette about a man who struggled with spelling words containing et and le. He faced many errors as he tried to master the tricky letter pairs and improve his written communication.
Modern Pilrmine Philosophy on Work and Honor
A quip exchanges ideas on happiness and labor. The Ready Made Philosopher asserts hard work brings happiness, while Farmer Corntas ve retorts that leisure comes when one can hire others to work. The dialogue notes that men pursue honors often after losing honor.
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Corntasve
Peaches From Benton County Crawford Box Reported Sizes
A Benton county Crawford peach box yields fruit of varied sizes with one peach measuring 12 inches in circumference another 12 3 4 inches and many exceeding 10 inches. The statement notes that lies often ripen before readiness.
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Benton County
Crawford
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