Subscriptions and Rates from The Daily East Oregonian
The item lists subscription rates for daily and weekly mail and carrier delivery, including yearly and partial periods, with prices in dollars. It notes sale points and bureau addresses in Portland, Chicago, and Washington and mentions United Press Association membership and postal details for Pendleton Oregon.
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Crownless Outcast Resolved for Renewed Strife
A speaker vows to endure defeat yet remains unconquered in struggle. Wounded, they await a new day to rally strength and break through enemy lines, continuing the fight until triumph returns. The rhetoric emphasizes resilience, endurance, and steadfast defiance against opposition.
Lamentable death of Governor Johnson shocks nation
The nation mourns the death of Governor Johnson, a leading Democrat and potential 1908 nominee. He rose from modest origins, earning respect for honesty and unity with the Midwest. Had he lived, he might have secured the party's nomination. Taft's fate remains uncertain. The poem quotation follows.
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Minnesota
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Middle West
Taft
Ife
The Agricultural Course Moves Pendleton High School Forward
Pendleton school board adopts a pioneering agricultural curriculum, aligning with modern educational thought. The move shifts emphasis from classical languages to science and practical study, promising benefits for students and the wider community.
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Huxley
England
Agriculture in the High School Elevates Education
The article argues for teaching practical value courses in agriculture in high schools. It asserts that such instruction applies dead languages to real life, sparks student interest, and enhances mental training comparable to Latin or Greek. Proper strength and instruction will make the high school more valuable.
Pendleton Woolgrowers Visit Set for November Meeting
Pendleton will host the state woolgrowers association November 8 and 10, inviting welcoming notes from locals. The city, a northwest wool hub with mills and buyers, aims to show hospitality to attendees and reinforce Pendleton as a regional center for wool trade and activity.
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Woolgrowers' Association
Pendleton
Knights of Pythias
Northwest
State Woolgrowers Association
State Sheep Commission
Our Fair Promises Record Attendance This Fall
Signs point to a better district fair next week with improved booths and exhibits. The two counties show more spirit in organization, music by a top coast band, vaudeville acts, and a broncho riding tournament over two days, making the event highly worth the trip.
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First to the pole Cook beats rival and sails home
The record notes Cook reached the pole first and the fleet heads back to its native shore. It mentions his habit of beating his rival and contrasts frequent Gulf storms with the calm north Pacific conditions.
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Miny
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Peary
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Gulf States
North Pacific
Pendleton Lumber Combine Rumor Dies Down
Labor commissioners say the anticipated Pendleton lumber combine is not shaping up. Get to work urges officials, noting no active project in the area at this time.
Physicians of eastern Oregon to visit next week
Eastern Oregon physicians are slated to arrive next week for a professional gathering. The note invites them to enjoy the local hospitality and the community’s welcome as they participate in scheduled meetings and events.
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Shakespeare as She Is Spoke Mocked by New Orleans Club
An anecdote from Amateur performances by The Shakespeare Club of New Orleans recalls a social celebrity in disguise as a lord in waiting who flubbed lines. After a vain attempt to repeat with altered mispronunciations the crowd roared as the manager shouted for him to retreat.
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Everybody
Henpecking a Premier in England and suffrage clashes
The Brooklyn Eagle notes with irony that Prime Minister Asquith faces militant suffragettes who vandalize Downing Street and clash with police. It imagines U S leaders, Taft with Carrie Chapman Catt and Anna Howard Shaw, needing similar protection while golfing, arguing British limits on protests reflect a fragile empire under pressure.
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House of Commons
Beverly Jinks
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Carrie Chapman Catt
Anna Howard Shaw
Brooklyn Eagle
Courteous Reply From Scottish Recruit at Army Camp
A young Scottish recruit stood guard outside the colonel’s tent. At dawn the colonel demanded who he was and the recruit replied affably with a playful greeting, “Fine, hoo’a yorself?” reflecting good humor amid military routines.
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Everybody's Magazine
Hair Pulling Shocks Sterling Bulletin Editor
In a quizzical exchange from Everybody's Magazine, editor Jonkin of the Sterling Bulletin asks Editor Cretcher of the Sedgwick Pintograph about hair loss. Cretcher responds with a blunt remark that his red hair was pulled out, prompting the odd tale of clippings and comic mischief.
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Sterling Bulletin
Cretcher
Sedgwick Pintograph
Mac
Jonkin
Everybody's Magazine
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