State Legislature Passes Delinquent Tax Bill in Final Session
The legislature adjourned after negotiating road bonds delays and a Forbes backed delinquent tax bill. The measure requires 0 days after delinquency for notices, 40 days to respond, and 90 days before newspaper publication, with delays for the June special election and normal November vote. Forbes chaired judiciary, calling the act most scientific and economical.
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House
Orton
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Rumpl
Laurgaard
Senate
Silom
Forbes
Judiciary Committee
Oregon Legislature Appropriations Message Fails Clarity
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference appropriations by the Oregon Legislature but is garbled. The readable bits indicate a discussion of funding decisions without coherent detail or outcomes. No clear entities, dates, or actions are discernible beyond the general topic.
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Ormal School
Monmouth
Crewen Normal School
Tate Scohool
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Fcultural College
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Oregon
Tuberculoela Hospital
Eens
Rittenton Refuge
Ee Saepens
Memorial Association
Friendspan
Eas
My Republic
Reese
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Welfare Commission
Onerkl
Judicial Department
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Office of Heat Sterees
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Supreme Court
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William A ‘ Boon
Mirettinl
Oregon National Guard
Prineville
Nehalem
Clackallas
Tetera
State Board of Control
Treasury
Bill on Fire Insurance Tax Wins House Support
The house passed a bill to establish a 1 percent levy on gross receipts of fire insurance operators in the state, funding the fire office and protection efforts. Most companies favor the bill, seeing it aid fire hazard control and department expenses. Merger Plan Advances For State Departments
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House
Office of State Fire
Salem
Stanfield
Orchid Sprouts From Skull Said to Hold Chief’s Spirit
A remarkable orchid, said to cradle the spirit of a dead Philippine war chief, grows from a skull trophy once kept by rival leader Guan. The skull's grave marker now bears a vivid flower that locals revere as the chief’s spirit, a tale dating back decades. In 1902 a traveler stole the skull and sent it to a Rutherford, New Jersey florist, after which the bloom has appeared regularly.
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Guan
Guanu
Husbnd
Guany
Panlima
Rutherford
New Jersey
Hole in the Doughnut Invented Half Century Ago
The piece recalls 19th century Connecticut and New York doughnuts from 1840 to 1854. It describes leaf lard fried rounds, home recipes with hop meal cakes, and “empties” sweetened with brown sugar and shorter, plus crullers with holes. It notes Barber’s historical reference and mentions a smaller modern imitation by chair lunches.
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Fairfield
Litchfeld
New Haven
Connecticut
Westchester County
New York
Barber
O. P. Benedict
New York Times
Some Smiles Some Smiles A Marvel
A mosaic of jokes and quips about reporters, economists, fashion, and social quirks unfolds. Dialogue sketches poke at professions, marriage bets, and the era’s gender roles with sly humor and literary snippets. The collage ends with a traveler’s Egypt reminiscence and a note on travel costs.
Cheering Someone On Keeps The World From Falling Apart
Poem-like verse urges perseverance and encouragement, urging a steady supportive stance amid sorrow and fame. It highlights lasting impact from cheering others, loyalty, and resilience through hardship. The fragment references Baltimore and community spirit.
Iquitos the Eastern Outlet of Peru and Its Rich Life
The article portrays Iquitos as a thriving Amazon capital with modern buildings, a strong rubber trade, and notable institutions. It highlights the Malecon Palace hotel, public schools, a well-equipped Peruvian army garrison, and a lively social scene, asserting Iquitos as a key hub in Loreto with extensive river traffic and export of rubber and tagua nut.
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Iquitos
Peru
Amazon
Para
Manaus
Santarem
Boa Vista
Samuel E. Bayless
Bulletin
The
Pan American Union
Boat Company
Amazon City
Loreto
Andes
Otoniel Vela
Liman
Europe
Nun- St
Wall
Atgegdlogst
South America
Lima
Washington
Maanos
Algo
Terand
Trrnkh
Norfolk
Little Street
Nanay
Brazil
The Right Word Scene Report Falls Short
A fragmented report offers a vague depiction of a scene with unclear speakers and mis-typed phrases. The account lacks concrete names, places, or outcomes, leaving readers without identifiable details or context.
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Egypt
Baltimore
Mexico
Central America
Prefectura
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