Oregon Development League Plans Salem Exhibit
The Salem booster meeting this week will review a proposition to stage a state resources display in Omaha. The Oregon Development League aims to attract home seekers and investors, promising a cost efficient display to surpass rival states and draw residents from Nebraska Iowa Kansas Missouri and from Canada.
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Omaha
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Idaho
Washington
California
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Wyoming
Colorado
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Nebraska
Iowa
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Canada
Many Will Take Stand In Parker Case In Circuit Court
In the Parker murder trial near E gin last summer both sides prepare to present many witnesses. The defense has subpoenas for thirty eight and the prosecution has issued a similar number, signaling a bitterly fought contest as court nears.
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Parker
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Ross Funeral Wednesday
The funeral for L. A. Ross, who died yesterday, will be held Wednesday at 1 45 from the Christian church.
Pazo Ointment Claims Quick Cure for Piles
Advertises Pazo Ointment as guaranteed to cure itching, blind or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. Includes price and refund offer.
New Shop Underway at R O N Work Rushed on Street
Rapid progress marks the construction of a new machine shop and blacksmith end wall. The building sits between the Malict engine stalls and the new machine shops, with weather permitting continuous work this week.
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0. R. & N. Ture Ie
Pew
New Department House on Seventh and Pennsylvania Nears Finish
A large modern department house by Mrs. Zuber on Seventh and Pennsylvania nears completion both outside and inside. The building enhances the town’s look with substantial construction and updated design. A nearby ewe by Webh Jones on Seventh Street also finished this fall, boosting street improvement.
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Union Officials Named in Local Notices
Henry Martin of Cove HL P Peterson of Summerville W A Willeeiaanae det ae Uten of Alice referenced in a fragmented local notice listing names and towns.
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Union
Henry Martin
Cove
HL P_ Peterson
Summerville
Willeeiaanae Det Ae Ae Uten
Alice
Parlor Proverbs on Life and Work and Women
A set of wry witticisms on modern life delving into independence, gender roles, labor, luck, and social pretenses. The passages critique complacency and optimism with sharp observations about marriage work and consumer culture.
Railroads Show Mixed Yields and Big Projects in 1909-10
Dividend yields on leading rail stocks rose from 37 8 percent in August 1909 to 52 8 percent in July this year and fell to 45 4 percent. Southern Pacific to build a new Sacramento passenger station costing about a half million dollars. Northern Central lease to Pennsylvania expected to spark court fights. Chicago Rock Island El Paso takeover seen as formality. Shippers to argue freight raise in New York. Peoria and Pekin Union Railroad to invest 200000 in yard improvements. McKinley Bridge in St Louis aids traffic. President Mellen praises New Haven pension plan attracting national attention. South American rail construction booms with a Pan American link via Uruguay and Brazil. Post-election rumors say a major railway system will pivot to pure transportation business.
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el Paso
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Mellen
New Haven Road
South America
Uruguay
Brazil
Old Man and Son Dialogue Echoes in Folkloric Tone
The passage presents a wary exchange about a young man described as a troublemaker. The old man appears bald as a goose egg, and speakers debate whether the son will honor his father's memory by bringing his wicker fay bairs to the grave, expressing mixed confidence and concern.
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Fay Bairs
Contentment Flows As Wife Secures Job
The passage notes a calm contentment toward a man as peace becomes lasting because his wife has found employment. It emphasizes a sense of security and steady happiness resulting from the wife’s job, highlighting stability in domestic life.
Ministers Attend District Meeting in City
A dozen Methodist ministers from the district gather in the city for a ministerial meeting led by Doctor Halley, district superintendent. The session ends tonight with John H. Rudd addressing the Epworth League chapter and revival services to follow at 7 o clock. Doctor Halley and J. M. Dreasler arrived at noon, with W. A. Win arriving on the afternoon trains.
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John H. Rudd
Contarion
Epworth League
League
J. M. Dreasler
Haines
W. A. Win
Fragmented Exchanges Echo Quiet Lives in Sly Wit
A string of clipped quips and mood fragments sketches social tone. Lines hint at unspoken tension and robust personalities, from marital status to pride and insecurities. The snippets suggest a literary collage rather than a single narrative arc.
Old Honest John Keeps Congress Bid Alive
A quipmed audience asks who will win the congressional race and one reply centers on a candidate nicknamed Old Honest John. The joke hinges on the line that he never was ketched, reflecting political straight talk and distrust.
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Congress
Honest John
Buttermen to Convene in Eugene for State Meeting
About five hundred butter makers and dairymen from Oregon will attend the annual conven tion in Eugene on December 7 8 and 9. The event opens with a session on the 7th in the Eugene Commercial club rooms and features a tuberculin tent run by the state veterinarian. Delegates will receive German milk bottle souvenirs printed with the program and city compliments. Evening diversions include a musical stag smoker and trolley rides.
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Portland
Ore
Eugene
Euzone Commercial Club
Hucene
Poultry Show Rules and Exhibitor Instructions
The notice details exhibit requirements including care, marking, leg bands, and return of birds. It explains penalties for nonperformance, final judge decisions, protest procedures with deposits, and sale handling by the secretary. It also defines pens and bird classifications and cites the American Standard of Perfection as prize guide. A separate editorial compares labor practices and urban conditions, urging readers to evaluate local steam laundry standards versus Chinese labor practices.
Trust in double checks for prescription compounding
The text emphasizes that patients cannot judge correct compounding by taste sight or smell and must rely on the two licensed pharmacists who verify the fill through an effective in store system.
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Ronte
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Cremian Poultry
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