Subscription Rates For The Daily East Oregonian
A scanned notice lists various subscription rates by mail and carrier with periods of one month three months six months and one year. It notes daily and weekly options and mentions sale locations in Pendleton Oregon and Washington D C. The item is dated and filed under postal and press association membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Oy Mall
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Areau
Ority Bu
Washington
D. C
Borean
Fourteenth Street
N. W
The Moving Shadow Players Under the Night Sky
A poetic fragment speaks of life as moving shadows under the sun and moon. A master of the show guides pieces like a chess game, casting lights and sighs on fate. The ball of fortune ignores votes, while the player knows all from the field to the closet.
Taft blamed for politics over morality in Ballinger case
The piece argues Taft chose political expediency over conservation, siding with Ballinger and Hitchcock against Gravis and Glavis. It suggests the president weakened Roosevelt policies, risked cabinet unity, and harmed public interests by endorsing the coal land entries and timber schemes. It previews Glavis exposing full coal case details and questions Taft’s political judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
Taft
Hitchcock
Wickershop
Corporation
Gravis
Roosevelt
Alaska
Glavis
Republican Party
Hitchcock and Ballinger
Wenatchee Brothers Contest Orchard Versus Wheat Returns
Ty v. Smith lives on a six acre fruit tract adjoining the city with four acres in bearing orchard. George Smith owns several hundred acres of wheat land on Badger mountain east of Wenatchee. They contest yearly to see which yields the larger returns for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty v. Smith
George Smith
Dousglas County
Badger Mountain
Wenatchee
Wheat vs Apple Growers Show Local Farming Contrast
In Umatilla county wheat dominates farmland with 600 acres now under wheat this year, while a single acre of apples may net $2000 from Winesap trees nine years old. Past yields were $3500 and $3265 for apples, and wheat expansion follows water access to rivers and creeks for potential alfalfa orchards and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Umatilla
McKay Creek
Pine Creek
Hood River Urges Portland Pendleton Local Train
Residents of Hood River petition O B R and N officials for a Portland to Pendleton local service. They argue a local train would offer reliable time, better seating, and accommodation for intermediate towns, not a through Salt Lake bound service. The public benefit is clear, and officials are expected to grant the request soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood River
Portland-Pendleton
Portland- Pendleton
Portland
Pendleton
Salt Lake
East Oregonian
Taft criticizes delay and legal technicality in U.S. justice
In Chicago President Taft denounced delay and hair splitting in law. He argued that verdicts should not be overturned for minor trial errors, urging focus on justice over literal adherence to the letter of the law to prevent miscarriages and restore public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taft
United States
Agriculture Education at Pendleton High School
An agricultural section highlights why agricultural study is taught at Pendleton High School. After graduation many students enter farming while few use knowledge of ancient languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton High School
Latin Education Value Remains Acknowledged
The article notes that the educational value of Latin is not denied and remains recognized in curricula. It discusses enduring benefits such as linguistic foundations, logical thinking, and access to historical texts, emphasizing balanced consideration of classical studies in modern schooling.
Rainfall Light but River Still Carries Plenty of Water
The message notes that rainfall may be light again yet the river remains plentiful with water. Local conditions emphasize ongoing river flow despite expected light rain. Environmental conditions and water levels are discussed in concise terms for readers monitoring the watershed.
Grand jury completes work as new panel to be chosen
The old grand jury has finished its work and a new jury is to be chosen Monday. One week of school has passed.
Italian Workman Seen Piling Spades in Bayside Trench
A Bayside street witness reports a strong Italian man at work on a trench, piling six hundred spadefuls under a bright sky. He claims the worker is not lazy and shows pride in the effort, with three witnesses ready to attest to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayside
Sea Three
Antonio
Gregorio
Pendleton Pound Seeks Claim for Unclaimed Filly
In Pendleton the marshal has taken up a one day filly age one to two years with a white face four white feet branded A L on left stifle If not claimed within ten days from September 18 1909 the animal will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at 2 p m September 30 1909 at the city pound corner of Webb and Cosble streets Pendleton Proceeds cover sale costs and expenses Dated September 18 1909 THOS GURDANE City Marshal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Webb and Cosble Streets
City of Pendleton
Ore Rolin
Webb and Cosbie Streets
Thos, Gurdane
Sorrel Pinto
Webb and
Cosble Streets
City of
Spotted Mare With Two Filly Seized For Sale in Pendleton
An unclaimed spotted mare with two old fillies branded 26 on the left stifle is declared for sale. If not claimed by rightful owners within ten days from the 80th day of September 1909, the animal will be sold to high Webb and Cosble streets in Pendleton. Proceeds go to payments due in 1909. Thos Gurdane, City Marshal.
Stallion unclaimed in Pound may be sold at Webb Cosbie 1909
In Pound a two year old black and white stallion spotted and branded 26 on the left stifle is unclaimed. If not claimed by Webb and Cosbie streets in the city in 1909, THOS and GURDANE announce disposition of the animal.
1800 acre Oregon ranch for sale with diverse yields
For sale is a large Oregon ranch offering 1800 acres fenced with three wires and new posts. It includes 350 irrigated acres, 150 cultivated, 170 tons hay, 1065 bushels grain, 160 fruit trees, abundant berries, a five room house with water, daily mail and telephone. Livestock includes six brood mares and five cattle with two milch cows, hogs, and ample farm machinery. Price 12500 dollars with down payment options. located near four towns and 12 miles from R. Kh. K. Wade, Lumicton, Oregon.
Pendleton Notice Of Sale On Property From 1909
A fragmentary 1909 notice from Pendleton references a two year old sorrel pinto marked A on the left stifle. It cites Webb and Cosble streets as city site for a payment of sale related to 160g THOS GURDANRE and lists September 16.
One Day Mare and Bay Colt Branded with Diamond Mark
A six year old mare and her bay colt are described together in a notice noting a diamond brand. The brief entry identifies the branding as a diamond mark on the animals. No further details are provided.
Right shoulder injury noted in September 1909 report
A fragment reports a right shoulder issue dated September 20, 1909, describing victims or parties involved as paid and taken. Details are limited but indicate an injury event on that date with monetary aspects referenced.
Warning against other remedies ends with plea for Foley’s Honey and Tar
A notice warns readers not to be persuaded by other products and endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar for chronic coughs bronchitis hay fever asthma and lung trouble. It also mentions Baker City and the wartime billboard campaign and directs readers to read the Want ada today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Koeppen
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Venterer Dally
Oregonian Polishing Co
Member
United Prese Association
Oregon
Gwil
Ing
Omar Bhoyyam
Wenatchos
Wash
Signor
Thos. Gurdane
THOS/ GURDANE
City
Murashal
Rm Fine Diversified
K. T
Wade, Lumicton, Oregon
Pierce
Dispensary Medical Association
R V Pierce
Pres
Buffalo, N. Y
Thos, Gurdanre
Baker City
Renal Eatate
T. G. Montgomery
Cashier
A. B. Lambert
THE
Columbia Bar
Stahl
Herman Peters
Malo
Alta St
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
C. W. Cornelius
Empire Meat CO
Colesworthy
E. Alta
Pickwick
Seaside
E. E. Longenberger
Moore Hotel
P. O. Box
North
West
la Fountaine
Pendleton Drug CO
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