Advertising Subscriptions and Postal Details
Fragmented OCR lists various subscription options by duration and format including by mall by carrier by mail and weekly formats. It notes the Daily East Oregonian is kept on sale at the Oregon News Co Portland and lists Northwest News Portland and Chicago Bureau addresses. Also mentions Pendleton Oregon post office entry and general telephone details.
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Daily
East Oregonian
the Oregon News Co
Portland
Oregon
Sorthwest News, Co
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Foureenth Street
N. Ww
Assembly Deceptions By Oregon Politicians Described
A critical argument denounces assemblyism as a deceptive, anti primary force in Oregon politics. It accuses delegates of being picked to back Bowerman, condemns true open elections, and warns against pledges to political bosses over constituents. The piece attacks the Brooke Bean bill and defends direct primary and direct senate election.
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Assembly
Andrew ©. Smith
James Withycombe
Portland
Jay Bowerman
Taft's Cautious Stance on New York Political Scene
President Taft appears reluctant to seize influence in New York politics, signaling a cautious approach amid local power struggles and shifting party dynamics. The observation notes his measured public actions and sanctions, implying a strategic patience rather than bold intervention.
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Taft
New York
Judge Dimick's Stand for Direct Primary Law
Judge Grant B. Dimick pledges to defend Oregon's Direct Primary Law and Statement No 1 and the initiative and referendum. He vows to enforce laws honestly, oppose attempts to weaken the primary and referenda, and resist extravagant public spending. The piece argues Dimick is the fit choice to prevent moving toward Bowerman's reactionary stance.
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Grant B. Dimick
Oregon
State of
Dimick
Bowerman
Duniway Faces Clark for State Printer Nomination
The East Oregonian notes the state printer should be appointed rather than elected but elects fall. Incumbent W S Duniway and W J Clark vie for the Republican nomination with Duniway praised for efficiency, savings of 1000 to 1590 dollars monthly, and opposition to machine rule.
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East Oregonian
W. S. Duniway
W. J. Clark
Round up and fair mobilizes amid weather outlook
Jupiter Privius linked to the roundup effort as rain is forecast to settle dust and bring pleasant weather next week. Round up men are seen pulling long wires. Oregon assembly supporters urged to defend Senator Lori Mer amid a broader capital labor controversy worldwide. Tell knockers to keep still next week.
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Jupiter Privius
New Idea in Schools in Page County Iowa
A Page County Iowa report describes students engaging with practical science and agriculture lessons. They use a Babcock milk tester seed germination boxes and department of agriculture bulletins to judge corn test weeds and insects. The county supervisor Miss Field notes improved home life and school impact as farmers grapple with hay quantity and measurement rules.
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Page County
Iowa
Bulgaria
Baluchistan
Mesopotamia
Department of Agriculture
Miss Field
FD G. Moorehead
Technnical World Magazine
Farmers Learn Hay Measurement and School Impact
A farmer and neighbor dispute a hay stack quantity and price, but a deal is reached after local school measurements and a valued education. Miss Field praises schooling as the best investment, noting a Boys Agricultural club guiding corn testing, contests, and county shows, boosting farm knowledge and youth involvement.
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Neighhbor B
Mr. B
Miss Field
Page County
Omaha
Boys’ Agricultural Club
Swate Delays With Joke As Tillman Helps Visitor
Senator Tillman guides a guest around the capitol during the last session then has him escorted to the senate gallery. The visitor asks for a word to pass the gallery door. The doorkeeper names a strange password causing Swate to decide to stay and wait for Tillman.
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Tillman
Capitol
Senate
Mr. Tillman
Swate
The An nouncer Promises Suck Trace for Girls at Fair
An announcer at the country fair proclaims the next event will be a suck trace for girls with professionals barred. He adds that those deemed professionals are those wearing hobble skirts, a remark reflecting the era’s fashion and norms.
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