East Oregonian newspaper rates and offices listed
The East Oregonian official publication detailing subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, both by mail and carrier, includes durations from one month to one year. It lists offices in Pendleton Oregon Portland Chicago Washington and notes United Press Association membership and post office status.
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Lendleton
Oregon
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East Oregonian Publishing CO
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Nine for neutrality and independence of the right sort
The text argues that neutrality does not dodge issues but requires principled, decisive action. It calls for independency of the right kind, defining it as assertive, not bland compromise, and denounces hypocrisy in public conduct.
Public Schools Urged to End Fraternities
An editorial argues that school fraternities foster snobbery and class prejudice, undermine democracy and student authority, and harm the school atmosphere. It urges public school authorities in Portland and elsewhere to eliminate the influence of fraternities to preserve true character building and democratic values.
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Elwass
Tite
Rolton
Sortland
Fragmented verse on toil and role of a man
A fragmentary poem speaks of the lord of fire and toll and the varied tools of work. It notes the caller seeks a man with righted purpose, whose aim is the good of all, whether sage or fool, tool or task.
East Oregonian Endorses Interurban Franchise Debate
The paper rebuts Charles J Ferguson opposition to the Oregon and Washington Traction franchise. It defends the city council’s action as honest and wise, notes Ferguson’s possible conflicts, and urges readers to trust local officials over the critic. It warns against threats and jokes about invoking a referendum.
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Charles J Ferguson
Oregon & Washington Traction Company
East Oregonian
The Independent Press and Its Modern Role in News
The Independent press is portrayed as the people’s paper and a defender of freedom, not bound to any party. It stresses independence or semi independence as essential, allowing support or opposition to those in power without sacrificing individuality or integrity. The piece argues that true independence resists partisan control.
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Schowoboy
People's Paper
Edmund W. Booth
Grand Rapids Press
Balenge
Ti Ean
Prominent officials praise Peruna remedy in testimonials
Gen W H Parsons ex senator and ex special judge of the Texas Supreme Court, a Confederate Army brigadier general, joins a list of notable supporters in Washington DC. Naval officer Col C T L Patten and others from Chicago, New York, Alaska endorse Peruna for grippe, coughs, colds, and kidney issues, citing improvements and restored health after use.
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W. H. Parsons
Texas
Col. Bailey
Washington
D. C
Col. Patten
Washington, D. C
Ryan
Alaska
English House of Parliament
Cale
Pacific
Supreme Court of Texas
Whaal
N. W
William Bailey
N. B
Union Veteran Legion
Labor Protective
Chicago
New York
PeranaCom
Pendleton’s Quiet Growth Foreseen With Big Projects
The article notes Pendleton’s quiet present but outlines future growth: nearly $100,000 in new buildings, a federal building, a new Christian church replacing ruins, Alta House rebuilding, and a transportation road expected to double the population. Irrigated lands and eventual White ownership of the reservation are mentioned, signaling dense farming between the fore and the mountains. The town is described as dull now, yet poised for substantial change.
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West End
Pendleton
District fair spectacle promises state leaders and national figures
The file commissioners express congratulation on the splendid program arranged for the district fair. Nearly the prominent ten from the state will attend and speak on specific days, with national figures expected. DeCiprio's band will perform, and pavilion improvements are said to ensure the fair will be as planned, “cheer in the fore.”
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DeCiprio
First Passenger Train In Wallowa Valley
The first passenger train will run into the Wallowa valley tomorrow after the branch line reaches the town of Wallowa. About 600 residents are expected to ride the inaugural train and all of Wallowa County will gather to celebrate the event. The sense of conquest is noted as Chief Joseph’s country now belongs to the white man forever.
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Wallowa Valley
Wallowa
Joseph
Pendleton High Street Parade Frames a Lively Fall Afternoon
Main Street this afternoon captured Pendleton’s festive spirit and autumn charm. Residents enjoyed a bright Saturday scene with shops open, families strolling, and a town-wide sense of community during the fall season.
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Main Street
Pendleton
Wheat Prices Soar Amid Inland Empire Supply Shortfall
Farmers report a tight wheat market as Inland Empire crops appear slightly short this year. Traders note prices rising on limited supply and strong demand, with buyers seeking steady shipments to satisfy regional needs.
The Joke Was On The Judge
A vain dapper western lawyer fretted over baldness and vanity as the joke landed. The fragment hints at a courtroom scene with humor directed at the judge.
Pianos Organ and Sewing Machines Promoted For Upgraded Models
Reading sewing machines have seen marked improvements in the past year. The White Standard and Fell models are highlighted as superior options, with a trial suggested to demonstrate the enhanced performance and reliability.
Unruly Courtroom Laughter and a Mistress of Humour
An English courtroom tale recounts a judge fining a woman for contempt after she laughed during testimony. A local woman describes a sexual assault in blunt terms while the judge halts proceedings. The case and reactions provoke uproar as witnesses are pressed to speak plainly and the hearing ends privately.
A Dreadful Thought About Mary the Charwoman
A suspenseful tale from Every body Magazine describes Mary arriving for work with a black eye. Her mistress laments the injury and Mary replies with bleak pragmatism about consequences, noting it could have been worse and mentioning marriage as a possible worse outcome.
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Mary
Man objects to being called a flat as earthly body tenure
A reflection on the living body described as an earthly tenement, with the subject resisting the label flat. The line hints at bodily metaphor and the personal stance against dehumanizing terms.
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Oregon News Co
Fortland
Regon
Security
Washington, DC
Fourteenth Street
United Vrese Association
Praternities
Heaven
Hell
Clara Bushnell Castle
Ferguson
Murphy
Strain
Knight
McCormack
the Independent Press
Endorses
Wyoming
John W. Hoyt
State Capitol
Wm. Bailey
Col
C. L. Patten
B.S. Ryan
Nome
Charles Stewart Parnell
New Willard Hotel
Washington, D.C
Thomas Cale
Pacific Slope
Bia
Washington Sddrees
St. N. W
Portland
Cara
Deak
Cornelius
Park and Alder Streets
N. K. Clarke, Mgr
C. W. Cornelius
Jesse
Main ST
Bouderr
England
Dinterrry
Wonderfal
Spre
American National Bank
Pendleton Savings Bank
Bank Securities
Oregon Theatre
Wm. H. Conley
Karl Stall Herbert Carter Donald McKenzie
Walter B. Smith
Mary Malatesta
Julia Curtiss
LaBelle
Laurette
Mabel Wilson
Broisers
the Ladies of
St. Anthony’s
Neagle Brothers
Winona
Rex
Fairbanks
Neagle Bros
Joseph Ell
Savings Bank Building
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