East Oregonian Publishing Co Subscription Rates
Independent county paper from Weedleton Oregon lists subscription options for daily and weekly editions with varying carrier, mail, and duration terms. Includes offices in Portland and Washington DC bureaus and notes United Press Association membership.
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Weedleton
Oregon
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East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Weeby
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Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Chicago
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Pendleton Needs A Modern Live Commercial Club
City business men face dwindling memberships and dull rooms as the Commercial club declines. A revived, well furnished association with open membership is urged to boost the town’s nerve and welfare, inviting visitors and professionals to join the effort this winter.
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Pendleton
Evolution in farming urged by Jardine at station meeting
Prof Jardine, government dry farming expert, predicted evolution in the county farming metrio with annual crops rising and the big farm breaking up. The East Oregonian agrees change may occur without need for forceful action but says acceleration is possible through campaigns by Jardine and Oregon Agricultural College professors. Wheat growers seek higher profits via better methods as a nearby city center becomes a focus.
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Prof
Jardine
East Oregonian
O. A
Matlila County
East Oregonian Foresees Growth From Irrigation Projects
The East Oregonian predicts that once the East Umatilla project is set and the Pendleton-Walla Walla interurban line is built, large wheat ranches will diversify into diversified farms. Irrigationists will set an example of industry for the county, as the electric line may raise rent and affect wheat growing.
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East Oregonian
Umatilla
Pendleton-Walla Walla
Young County Man Heads to University For Future Wheat Ranch Work
A county youth plans to depart for a major university to complete his graduating year and then return to oversee a premier county wheat ranch. The ranch hosts $13000 worth of implements and is seen as premier post graduate work, outweighing idle leisure.
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Vent
Umatilli County
The Book of the Wars of Men Verse Revisited
Chicago Tribune quotes the poem The Book of the Wars of Men asking if future generations will preserve and honor the record of wars and sacrifices. It ponders truth, greed, noble deeds, and the reminder of costly lessons for children and nations.
Wright airship tragedy stirs calls to press on
Opinion notes the world may regret a recent airship accident that killed a man and urges perseverance in flight progress. It lauds Orville Wright as a pioneering figure and hopes his courage remains unshaken by this mishap.
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Orville Wright
Ballmoad Fireman Poem Reflects on Duty and Risk
A Chicago Record-Herald verse by St. Kiser honors a fireman feeding a locomotive coal as the mechanical monster roars northward. The speaker highlights hourly devotion, reliance on watchful colleagues, and the peril shared between fireman and crew in a railway era.
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St. Kiser
Chicago Record- Herald
The Socialists and the Slow Rise of Civilization
The parlor socialists dream of a perfect world and demand instant realization. They overlook civilization as gradual growth and that humans are imperfect. While they theorize, trusts and other public enemies seize gains and advantages.
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Len Angel
Trusts
Grand jury delays and law on indicting power
A grand jury will be called Monday and some delayed justice will doubt now be forthcoming. but if the law taking the indicting power away from the district attorney had not been passed the blind goddess with the scales and sword would not be so far behind in her work.
Wisdom and kindness in a street scene at Johns store
A scrap book fragment from John s shop shows a young woman seeking subscriptions for the Freed All Fund. Clint instructs John to give the donor two dollars while the proprietor is advised to speak with the generous, back by the stove man. The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes the moment.
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John
Freed All Fund
Clint
Two Young Merchants Share a Cold Day Friendship
Clint and John, neighboring shopkeepers in a small town, were close friends. On a bleak day with few customers they visited back and forth, each fond of a jake, sharing a moment as business slowed.
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Clint
John
Jake
Pineules for the Kidneys promise relief in days
To those afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble, backache, rheumatism, Pineules for the Kidneys brings relief with the first dose. Hundreds of people testify to remarkable healing and tense properties after a 20 days trial priced at $1. They purify the blood. A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Fishermen rebuke salmon cutters over rival bills
Local Columbia River fishers mock the controversy as they opposed rival fish bills. They supported both measures last spring in a rebuke to salmon cutters, reflecting ongoing tensions within the fishing community.
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Columbia River
Des Moines Idea may be next for city council
City council members finish current matters and may turn to discussing the Des Moines Idea. The note hints at a civic concept or proposal possibly tied to Des Moines, awaiting formal consideration.
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Des Moines
The Laugh of a Child Poem and Quote
A poem titled The Laugh of a Child echoes heavenly bells and nature sounds, praising the pure sound of a child’s laughter. It includes a dash of poetic imagery and ends with a quotation about planting flowers or pulling weeds along life’s path.
Pittsburg King With Four Million for Children
A Pittsburgh leader who allocated four million dollars to each of his children faced remorse over the decision. The report notes the breakfast party context and reflects on the emotional reaction to the wealth distribution.
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Pittsburg
Pendleton Seeks Band to Welcome Home Event
The Pendleton community seeks a capable high school band to perform at a welcome home event. Organizers say the band will provide music as residents greet returning figures and celebrate local ties.
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Pendleton
Protecting the Currency Hidden marks on U S notes decoded
A scrap book excerpt explains tiny corner letters on U S banknotes as protection against counterfeits. By taking the last four digits of a bill’s number, dividing by four yields a remainder mapping to letters A through D. The system helps tell a bill’s validity though responsible individuals must still check details.
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United States
Treasury Department
The Swine or the Flower? A Poem Fragment
A fragmentary poem contrasts a loathsome sty with a rose filled field. The speaker notes a grotesque swine enclosure and a contrasting garden scene, where whispers invite the reader to behold the source of TTOLENE. The piece mixes vivid imagery and allegory to evoke moral contrast and aesthetic reflection.
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