Subscription Rates Listed by Mall and Carrier
The Daily East Oregonian lists subscription options by mall and carrier including daily, weekly, and semi weekly rates. Rates shown cover one month three months six months and one year with various carriers and addresses noted for circulation. The notice also provides postal and bureau information and confirms United Press Association membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcier
Carrier
Cattier
Weevenee
Coutha
Mall
Geo
Bem
Fall in the Country Song Poem Chorus
A lively country chorus sings of fall joys and frosty days. It calls folks to gather, swing partners, and celebrate with music. The verse praises sunshine in the soul, happiness from summer’s toil, and living in a cheerful world.
Umatilla and Morrow Counties Exhibit Thrive at Fair
The big pavilion at the district fair displays diverse industry from Milton Hermiston Pilot Rock and other towns. Wheat and livestock remain common, but horticulture fruit displays foretell millions in future crops. Local manufacturing appears with the Reynolds thresher and a woolen mill showing regional progress and pride.
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Tmatilin
Morrow
Milton
Hermiston
Pilot Rock
Umatilla County
Big Side Hill
Umatilla
Borah Outlines Trust Reform At Boise Luncheon
Idaho Senator W E Borah addressed a Boise Commercial Club luncheon, highlighting trust reform as distinct from tariff policy. He argued monopolies persist due to favorable laws and urged reform of the legal framework rather than changing human nature.
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W. EB. Borah
Idaho
Northwest
Boise Commercial Club
Borah
Debate on Commerce, Bureaucracy, and National Incorporation
Senator Borah argued that Congress must regulate interstate commerce and criticized a national bureau of corporations as un-American. He favored a government of law and urged universal incorporation rules for entities engaging in interstate business.
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Borah
Bureau of Corporations
Indirect Benefits From Umatilla Project Stated
Irrigation lands below the Umatilla project receive sewage water benefits and will improve as water recirculates to arid lands near matin and Irrigon. The Cold Springs reservoir irrigation may indirectly profit 22,000 acres, with wider rainfall gains as large tracts become cultivated, possibly increasing regional precipitation.
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Umatilla
Umitjila
Matin
Irrigon
Cold Springs
West End
Pendleton display cases and Forster mill praised
Nearly every business house in the city has one or more fine display cases made in Pendleton. The Forster pinning mill deserves to rank as one of this citys best industries. It employs many men, pays them good wages, and turns out work the city may be proud of.
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Pendleton
Forster
District fair fosters citizen acquaintance and social ties
The district fair serves not only to inspect exhibits but also to help residents from two counties become better acquainted. Historically the social aspect has been a key, affordable feature, with calls to return the fair to a more generous level of sociability and warmth.
Fair week promises two busy evenings for Belmen and Elks
With the Belmen out in force Tuesday evening and the Elks Thursday evening the fair is certain to have at least two busy evenings. The largest apple is not always the prize winner.
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Elks
Explaining the Kilowatt Hour and Electrical Power
The article defines kilowatt hours as 1000 watts and explains volts amperes and watts, using 110 and 220 volt examples. It shows how power, time, and cost relate, with one kilowatt hour costing about six cents and equal to lighting multiple lamps or performing work like pumping water or lifting loads.
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General Electric Company
Ordinary tasks and their production outputs
The item lists various domestic and industrial tasks with specific outputs such as printing 2500 circulars on a 16 by 21 Job press, 1000 sheets on a 32 by 47 cylinder press, sewing for two hours, supplying air for a church service, mixing concrete, heating chafing dishes, baking dough for 160 loaves, and grinding 600 pounds of coffee. It notes these outputs could power a runabout for 4.5 miles or a three ton truck for one mile.
When I Am Sick Poem Reflects True Friends Over Wealth
A Detroit Free Press poem contrasts how society ignores illness for markets while true friends care for the ill without expecting money or gain. The speaker values love and a few loyal friends over wealth and fame, hoping those bonds endure through death.
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Detroit
North Pole Climb Captures Public Eyeballs in 1890s Tone
The Philadelphia Press notes public eagerness for polar achievement over distant geological debates. It contrasts grand ice age archives with a modern climber reaching the north pole, praising human endurance and the story’s immediacy.
Mad Anthony Wayne At Stony Point Battle Poem Fragment
A fragmentary poem by Chester Pirkina extols General Anthony Wayne and his troops as they press toward Stony Point. It invokes battlefield imagery from Brandywine and Gosport campaigns, praising courage and endurance across Hudson to Savannah, with lines urging steadfastness and victory.
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Anthony
Thebin
Epaminondas
Hadeon
Rouni
Fort Rock
Wayne
Stony Point
Goarmantown
Brandywine
Hudson
Savannah
Chester Pirkina
Safee Raz Customer Refuses Shave Over Payday
A Boston Herald item recounts a barber losing a customer who paid weekly in saftee raz' credit. The man stopped visiting for a week or two, then offered to bring the saftee razor if the barber would shave him then. The barber fears business loss in summer and rise in no-shave days as customers travel.
Books and the proper use of reading
A reflective note on books as instruments of inspiration rather than distractions. The speaker questions the right use of books and argues they should elevate the reader, preventing their drawing attention away from personal purpose and orbit.
Genius Creates The Divine Presence In Man
A compact excerpt from Emerson arguing that life values the active soul within every person. Genius is not a distant privilege but the inherent power to see truth, utter it, and create. Institutions mistake past utterances for progress. true genius looks forward, as man hopes and creativity asserts.
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School of Art
R. W. Emerson
Sex and Vacation Costs in Kansas Editorial Fight
In Kansas a dispute over vacation money splits inflames opinion. The Hiawatha World editor argues the girl benefits more, claiming with $500 a girl will travel farther, see more, and return with clothes and cash, while the boy falls short.
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Kansas
The
Hiawatha World
Debate on Travel Spending Splits Men and Women
In Topeka a clash over travel costs shows women spending more on trips than men. Savage argues women spend two dollars for every man's one, with Go on the road tales from Kansas debiting societies expected to hit winter work.
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Topeks Capital
Savage
Topeka
Kansas
Denver Republican
bashful Hutchinson girl hears Topeka tale from reform school youth
A Hutchinson girl recounts a party tale in which a guest, shy about Topeka, reveals he has just returned from Topeka’s reform school. The hostess explains the youth’s reticence by noting his good family status.
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Topeka
Hortes
Konese City Journal
Touse on the Lawyer Interrogation Fragment
A trial report shows a cautious witness asked if he drives a wagon and insists he drives a horse instead. The exchange highlights the lawyer urging precise answers and no prevarication during questioning.
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Oregonian Tosiisaina Co
Daily East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Ghh Street
Portland
Washington
Teenth Street
United Press Association
Welephone
Aane
Malo
Senator Borah
Congress
Columbus
Erraum- Jacony Islands
Inles
M. Renan
Normandy
North Pole
Philadelphia Press
Anthony Wayne
Guidad
Mars
Saptee Raz
Boston Herald
Who
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Hwe
Touse
Bradfield
Costa
Pendleton Roller Mills
Pendleton, Oregon
Bowman
Stahl
Martin Anderson
Prop
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
C. W. Cornelius
Pendleton Drug
Empire Meat CO
Phonw Main
North
West
la Fountaine Block
Pickwick
Seaside
Oregon
E. E. Longenberger
Moore Hotel
P. O
Colesworthy
E. Alta
Pendleton IG
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