Local notices draft shows terse fines and acknowledgments
Fragment reads as a local notice draft listing fines for unspecified offenses and sequestered terms. It mentions a nine carde of thanks to a Hoe and expresses reminders about timekeeping, with unclear references to enforcement and citations.
Yeoung Fellow Observes Shifting Roles Among Girls
Fragmentary note discusses perceived differences between girls and boys, suggesting girls are steadier and more dependable. Mentions moral standards and learning from peers. Authorship attributed to A. Nye with uncertain context.
Rockwell on Parcels Post Views from Spokane and West
Postmaster General proposes a parcels post charging 25 cents for rural routes. Rockwell argues a parcels post aids retailers and faster delivery in Spokane and other towns, not harming merchants. Regional editorials reflect on assimilation debates and local opportunities for education.
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Foenwell
Gendeal Mayer
Apokane
Chicago
Seattle
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
Jumbled Text Signals Possible Election Reverberations
The fragmentary OCR describes political figures in unclear names and regions and hints at upcoming proceedings. It mentions a governor and a state race with references to a past event and current debates. The legible bits indicate a contested issue and travel or movement related phrases within a local context.
County adopts new system for county expenses and requisitions
The county adopts a revised system after Bo Miesencgh filed, shifting to requisitions for every item of expense. Widespread red tape begins but aims to streamline spending and require formal requests for supplies and services across county departments.
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Bo Miesencgh
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Testhued Morries Oregon School Ad
Testhued Morries presents a two story campus in Oregon with 65 by two feet spaces and 20 000 dollar equipment. The ad highlights a large faculty, individual instruction, open year round admission, and free catalogues. It claims superior instruction and makes the Northwest standard. References: bank or any newspaper.
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Parthed
Oregon
Tourist Colonists Reach Oregon By Rail Gateway
A large load of settlers moves toward Washington and Oregon, with 130 cars carrying colonists through the Hustington gateway. The second train group arrived in two sections, offering provisions to travelers as the eastern emigrants face a two month period of low rates and anticipated rapid population growth in the Pacific Northwest.
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Oregon
Hustington
Omaha
Arkansas Man Finds Damaged Treasury Note Reward
D Earl of Arkansas relishes a $9 975 refund from the Treasury after his decayed hoard, once stored in a pall, was identified as redeemable currency worth about two fifths of $10 000. Four years earlier he saved $16 100, hid it from banks, and burned it in a pall.
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Uncle Sam
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Earl
Karl
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Two for One Breach of Brome Drug Sale
A short item notes a promotional offer for a drug named Reb Crome with a stated two for one price, though the readable text is fragmentary and unclear about the seller or location.
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