Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Classified Rates
Pendleton Oregon publication rate card lists daily and weekly subscription prices by mail and carrier including one month three months six months and yearly options. Distribution points include Oregon News Co Morrison Street Portland Southwest News Co Chicago Bureau and Washington D.C. Bureau with United Press Association membership. Entered as second class mail official city and county paper.
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Cut It Out Poem by Evelyn Hubbard Watson
A short verse advises dropping mean thoughts and cruelty. It urges kindness to avoid a self made misfortune and describes steel indifference to others wealth. The item lists Evelyn Hubbard Watson of Greenville as the author and place.
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Evelyn Hubbard Watson
Greenville
Til
Help Accommodate Them At Stound Up Fair
The accommodations committee for the stound-up and district fair is organizing sleeping and eating facilities for visitors. They urge local support to provide ample lodging and meals, noting attendees will not stay in the Brendeland at all times and requesting cooperation.
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Brendeland
Improvement of the governor West prison policy
The North Yamhill Record notes the parole or honor system being tested by Governor West as an improvement over the old policy. It argues the system has faults but highlights its merits in rehabilitating good men, separating the redeemable from the irreclaimable, and stressing public safety and humane aims versus harsh punishment.
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West
Weat
North Yamhill
Ardenwald
Salem
Armor of virtue and policy as public safety tool
The quote argues that if every convict faced lifelong immurement, higher personal virtue in leaders would more effectively safeguard the public than any punitive system. It stresses honesty in healing and chastity in conduct, urging moral standards among central figures to influence youth and the morally weak.
Hughes Promoted as Presidential Hopeful Amid Nomination Rumor
The article notes that Justice Hughes may seek progressive backing for the presidential nomination, while denouncing reactionary sources spreading the report. It discusses La Follette and Taft as the main contenders and suggests Hughes would not join the race if he planned to seek the presidency.
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Justice Hughes
la Follette
New York
Supreme Court
Hughes
Taft
Supreme Bench
Ugly spectacle taints Beulah Binford story film
A local notice reflects on Beulah Binford and Beattie criticizing their “own story” as a moving picture. It brands the tale as sordid debasement that the public disapproves, though some oppose. The piece also mentions Beattie and his cigarettes and hints at social pool themes.
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Beulah Binford
Beattie
Binforl
Aviator Fowler’s Transcontinental Flight Challenge
The passage notes the lengthy distance from San Francisco to New York and suggests Fowler may need to touch earth several times to ease the voyage across the Pacific to the Atlantic.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Fowler
Earth
San Francisco
New York
Autumn Weather Arrives in Eastern Oregon
Brisk autumn air swept into eastern Oregon as cooler temperatures and gusty winds moved through the region. Forecasters warned of rapid evening cooling and scattered showers across several counties. Local residents prepared for seasonal changes with layered clothing and outdoor plans adjusted.
The White Rose by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The poem tells of pink and red roses before a bold golden clad Bumble Bee who charms the garden rose. The rose falls in love, but the bee departs, leaving the rose to blush white as the tale ends. Ella Wheeler Wilcox authored the verse.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
To Ther Lover Poem Encourages Shared Suffering and Service
A fervent lyric urges the beloved to love and serve broadly not just the speaker. It calls for embracing the oppressed, confronting oppression, and continuing bravely despite the pain of love’s call. The verses mix romantic desire with collective duty and courage.
Clam traps rat in Bangor restaurant cellar
In Bangor Pennsylvania a dramatic sight drew a crowd as a clam trapped a rat in its shells in the cellar of a husband and wife restaurant. Mrs. J Pritchard uncovered the scene while investigating clams and the crowd watched the unusual trap all day.
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Bangor
Anxious Father Seeks Suitor to Support Daughter
An anxious father asks if the suitor can support his daughter, claiming two strong arms as proof. The suitor replies that such support is common, mentioning the presence of air in defense of his suitability.
September 12 in History: a mixed, garbled chronology
A compact historical date list citing events from 1628 Genoa’s restoration to 1905 Halley’s Comet sighting and aviation feats. The text mixes clear items with broken OCR fragments, naming Genoa Andrew Doria, Archduke Charles, Berwick, Tampico, Central America, Tammany Hall, Grover Cleveland, and others amid errors and stray phrases.
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Genoa
Andrew Doria
Spain
Charles
Lyulin
Biroylona
Berwick
Tad
Algeria
Tampico
Lodi
Chepultepec
Central America
Panama
New York
Tennessee
Thomas
Tammany Hall
Grover Cleveland
United States
Count de Parle
Stowe
England
Japan
Mike
San Francisco
Halley
Prof
Wolff
Heidelberg
Lehi
Armous
Swift
Harris
Chicago
Grihme-White
Games and skyscrapers in a child’s memory of play
Excerpt from Walter Prichard Eaton’s essay in Scribner August issue reflecting on how childhood games align with seasons and nature. The narrator links games like marbles tops and hoops to climate and rural life, warns that urban towers and steel replace play, and contemplates youth’s loss as cities rise.
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Bageball
Hendred
Metropolitan Tower
Sonk
Haril
Gald I
Walter Prichard Eaton
How Poor The Poor Man: Verse Reflections On Wealth
A concise verse portrays a destitute figure living hand to mouth without wealth or power yet finding solace in nature. It contrasts social deprivation with personal peace, noting lack of assets, status, and recognition while highlighting simple, inner joys. The speaker imagines the night sky and a calm stream as sources of gladness.
Remarkable Samose Flesh Forming Food Promised to Plump The Weak
Welch and Koeppen Bros endorse Samose as a flesh forming food with a personal guarantee to refund money if it fails. They claim users who were once like walking skeletons became plump and healthy after several weeks, with the product said to assimilate quickly and improve blood and vigor.
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Welch
Pendleton
Koeppen & Bros
Aces Make Nego Prisoner Crazy in Jail Hold
Owenstorn Kentucky reports four Heke prisoner in the county jail here a few days ago. In a poker game with Claude Lyons, the man became so unsettled that he fears he is driven mad. He is charged with malicious shooting but was incoherent after being shown his hand and has remained so since.
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Owenstorn, Ky
Claude Lyons
Katie and Harpers Bayar Whisper Notion
A fragmentary dialogue centers on Katie and Mike in a murky exchange. The speaker hints at silence kept by a figure named Harper near a bay, suggesting a nocturnal warning or whispered warning from an unseen presence. The text conveys quiet tension and enigmatic mood.
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Katie
Mike
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