East Oregonian Publishing Co Seals Pendleton Paper Details
Publication notice for the East Oregonian Publishing Co Pendleton Oregon describes subscription rates for Daily and Semi Weekly editions by mail or carrier. It lists contact points including Oregonian and Northwest News Co Portland and Chicago Bureau, plus postal classification and official status as city and county paper.
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Oregonian
Oregan News Co
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Oregon
Northwest News Co
Chicago
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East Oregonian
Thorn Hollow Water Debate Prompts Caution and Study
Citizens and council members clash over Thorn Hollow water quantity and source as water board advances development. Chairman Brown touts mountain spring water and urges waiting for tests, while others call for timely fact gathering and restraint on bond decisions. Officials stress thorough investigation before committing to the $290,000 bond and the Thorn Hollow project.
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Pendleton
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Counel
Legislature Deadlock Stalls Special Session Prospects
The article notes ongoing division in the legislature and casts doubt on any special session to advance good reads legislation. Governor Weet has offered to call a special session, but prospects remain unlikely amid political stalemate and cautious negotiation.
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Weet
Good Roads Legislation Divides State Legislature
The article discusses demands for zero pay for Members and strict focus on good roads, noting uncertainty whether such restrictions will pass. It cites past failures, intra group splits among good roads supporters, and the challenge of achieving consensus before the next regular session.
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Regiarure
Friends of Good Roads
Should City Pay The Mayor More In Pendleton County
The piece argues Pendleton city leadership deserves better pay than the county judge. It notes the county brings 7200 per year for the chair of commissioners, while the mayor bears heavy enforcement duties and administrative workload. It contends higher pay would attract attention to duties and ensure performance.
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Umatilla
Ivdice
Dleton
A Place for Efficiency at the Poor Farm
Grand jury critique of poor farm management signals a call for change. Farmers on the panel assert the facility should be run with economy and efficiency, urging replacement if current leadership fails. County court holds the power to appoint a better manager.
Distressed Europe Faces Turbulent Times
The article surveys a continent in crisis with France and Germany edging toward conflict, Britain recovering from a major strike, Vienna protests over living costs, Russia’s political turmoil after a prime minister’s assassination, a revolution in Spain, and Portugal’s dethroned king plotting a return.
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France
Germany
Great Britain
Vienna
Russia
Spain
Manuel Iy
Portugal
Harvester trust to reorganize under law
The harvester trust plans a legal reorganization to satisfy regulatory requirements. The public still demands tangible results such as better machinery visibility and lower prices, not vague promises. Critics warn that mere Tomfoolery won't suffice for long.
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Harvester Trust
Round-Up Question Sparks Debate Among Readers
A lively question in the Round-Up section drew readers into a spirited exchange. Opinions varied on whether the Round-Up was a humdinger, with readers offering quick takes and contrasting views on its quality and impact.
The Lafferty Incident Explained by Congressman Lafferty
The Portland Oregonian prints a lengthy explanation by Congressman Lafferty about a Washington career incident that drew publicity. The paper notes discomfort with discussing the affair due to a sensitive young woman involved and questions the impact on Oregon’s representation.
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Bacond
Uninvited Letter Highlights Mr Lafferty’s Press Grievances
The Intimations by Mr Lafferty claim a Portland press conspiracy to ignore him. He asserts officials and railroads influence coverage and vows not to be silenced or dismissed.
Marshes of Freedom and Night Omens in Verse
A fragmented verse piece describes the marshes as neither land nor sea, full of life and danger, with swallows, reeds, water-beetles, and nocturnal predators. The piece transitions to Maud Going in Success Magazine and a Mr Benevolent scene where a boy is praised for generosity, claiming he swapped an apple for mustard. The two parts juxtapose nature’s wild charm with a playful moral tale.
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Maud
Success Magazine
Miss Goldie-One and Mr Gaul-Health and Money Exchange
A fragment shows dialogue about health and wealth with Miss Goldie-One expressing happiness. Mr Gaul responds that he has health while she has money, implying a personal exchange or balance between wellbeing and finances.
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Goldie
Mr. Gaul
York York Chinese Doctors Offer Hope in Walla Walla
Chinese doctors York and York now operate in Walla Walla promising cures for diseases deemed incurable by others. After study in China they received imperial diplomas and advertise herbal remedies with free, no cost symptom checks and diagnoses for distant patients.
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Walla Walla
China
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