Got to Earn More Tae Portland Oregon
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Newspaper
Ione Journal
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1916
Page
3
The fragment mentions Tae in Portland Oregon and the phrase you were got to earn more. It lacks clear events or entities to form a full news item.
Prune trees 4 to 6 feet, one year old with nursery stock. Wirt Nursery Portland routes. Duroc breed pigs priced. farm and seed sale notices include river-bottom land in Grants Pass and Lebanon area. miscellaneous anecdotes and quotes interspersed.
Department of the Interior notice from The Dalles Oregon dated December 7 1015 states Hallick Stange of Lane Oregon filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his land claim in Willamette Meridian Section 7 Township South Range 24 East. He will appear before A S Commissioner Patterson at Heppner Oregon January 28 1916. Witnesses named Samuel Dennis Henry Deonla John Johnson and D M Gabell all of Lone Oregon. H Frank Woodcock Register
A Kansas City tale recounts a banker and a southerner arguing over a loan made thirty five years earlier. The banker believed the statute of limitations barred repayment, but the gentleman asserted the debtor remains liable, illustrating a moral about enduring obligations and memory.
The piece traces the Scottish roots of humbug and recounts a Berwickshire tale of Hum o’ the Bug. It tells of a Hume family lineage, royal issue centering on the Bogue estate, and a nickname that grew from grandiose boasts to the modern word humbug.
A fragment describes beliefs of black residents of Venezu ela regarding rattlesnakes. It claims that removing the tail bones of a captured rattlesnake would prevent it resting until it seeks and exacts vengeance on the thief. The text questions the truth, noting many such tales seem theaterlike or conjectural.
A fragment recalls a New York schoolteacher mother told to discipline her son with a sharp reply while a Cleveland teacher sought help to mold a boy. The response suggested the mother find another job, noting she is his stepmother.
A critical portrait of a man who profits through questionable methods and views laws as personal privileges. The piece argues such “divine right” figures harm communities, elicit secret resentment, and prompt citizens to unite to enforce lawful conduct.
The letter compares Flemish and English peasants, noting differences in domestic chores and sanitation. A Dorset laborer says humorously that sweat is the best soap, reflecting class and health observations from the periodical.
The note recalls the oath from 1747 1744 forbidding Highland dress and weapons. It cites a London Chronicle account describing penalties for wearing a tartan or wielding a weapon and the oath sworn by clans in the Highlands.
Expert carver describes a chair setup that lifts the arma just inches above the meat. The platter must be large enough to hold the whole bird or joint, placed close to the carver to align the knife blade center for smooth cuts.
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