Noticing Ad Rates and Editorial Deadlines
A vintage Oregonian fragment shows advertising rates for daily and weekly editions, with bureau addresses in Portland and San Francisco. It includes a notice to advertisers requiring copy by 4:45 p.m. and a reflective moral quotation about seeking broader views beyond one’s narrow sphere.
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Oregonian
BB. Rich
Iatel
Portland
Bote Perkins
Oregon
San Francisco
Nantagro
C. Doresm
14Th St
Notich
Tom
Brave Heart rallies as pursuer halts retreat on field
The poem line speaks of Hold fast thy hope and sing victory in defeat. Brave Heart drives back dis aver from the field and, close pursuing, forces him to yield as the mighty host overtakes the retreating foe.
Cost of Sunday law prosecutions sparks county debate
The Baker County grand jury indicted saloon men and local lawyers as critics complain about trial costs borne by taxpayers. Proponents urge strict law enforcement regardless of expense, arguing the cost safeguards public order, while questioning lax prosecution and urging accountability in Umatilla and Baker counties.
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Baker County
Baker Petit
Tehir
Moyey
Umatilla
Baker Counties
Mazamas Aims Higher Views For Mountain Climb
The Mazamas of Portland are a mountain climbing society whose recreation centers on scaling peaks for health and pleasure. In summer their work is to climb higher and gain clearer views of surrounding ranges including Mt. Hood Shasta Adame St Helens Three Sisters Ranier and other Cascade sentinels. They have learned life’s grandeur exceeds narrow valley limits.
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The
Mazamas
Portland
Norroundline
Mt. Hood
Shasta
Adame
St. Helens
Sistera
Ranier
Cascade Range
Oregonian faces socialism debate in editorials
The Oregonian grapples with socialism after Chicago municipal election with focus on government ownership and posturing about circulation figures. It notes the East Oregonian gains and the Tribune's alleged misstatements while urging vigilance against political corruption and the primary system as a safeguard for the people.
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Oregonian
Chicago
Sociailem
Ti Mystie
Frank Scimiiwaion
Smach
There is No Czar. The Lord Spake to Pharaoh
A Lealle's Weekly excerpt echoes biblical lines and revolutionary sentiment. It imagines oppression and tyranny fading as chained masses rise, proclaiming no czar while invoking historical imagery of Rome and Gothic walls against autocratic rule.
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Phermoeh
Rome
Kles
Atlas
Lealle
Making a Newspaper Card From Everyday Observations
The piece suggests building a newspaper by writing a thousand words on topics, expanding to ten thousand, then condensing key items into brief lines. It promotes daily note taking, later critical review by editors, and iterative refinement to produce concise, readable content.
Munual of St Steven’s Institute Dinner Honors Finance Leader
Andrew Cernegit donated 50 000 after giving 290 000 to the Institute, with a toast about food and progress at the Hotel Astoria. An after dinner talk praised small colleges and business prospects as promising. Chicago voters approved a 5 000 000 bond issue for a new courthouse by a vote of 121 278 to 96 841.
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Andrew Cernegit
Napoleon of Finance
St. Steven's Institute
Hotel Astoria
Cythegie Wuld
Chicago
Court House
Peruna Endorsed by Notables for Catarrh Relief
Notable endorsements for Peruna as a catarrh cure appear in letters from senators and diplomats including J J Patterson Commodore Nicholson W G Hunter S Nicholson and W Golfrey Turner. They credit Peruna with beneficial results and urge sufferers to try the remedy while offering free guidance from Dr Martinau at The Wartman Sanitarium.
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John J. Patterson
United States Renater
South Carolina
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
J. J. Patterson
Commodore Nicholson
U. S
W. G. Hunter
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Bera
Scripps Mcline News Asc
Pendleton Postoffice
Air Court
Jackson
Morning Tribune
Angelon
Tribune
East Oregon
Pendleton
East Oregonian
East Oregaplan
Clark
Baal Oregonian
Portal
Hipestle
Pilot Rock
Czar
Uborn Mill No. 8
Pall Riter, Mass
Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y
Ely
Heilef
Dragueteor
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Frazer Theatre
K. J. Tay Li
Tuesay
Kentucky Mountains
Moonshiner
Carolla
Somerville Nicholson
United States Navy
RK Street
Northwest
Washington
M Aera
S. Nicholson
Guatemala
W. Golfrey Tunter
U.S
Confess
Kentucky
United States
Peruna
Martinau
Hartramn
Trueidorth
Wartman Sanitarium
Ohio
John J
T. C. Taylor
the Hardware Man
Main Street
Robinson
Launy
Adry
Acoruby&co
Percherona
Shires
Mar
Are
Europe
A. C. Ruby & CO
Pendleton, Oregon
St. Josephs Academy
Sisters of St. Francia
Henry Kopit Tke
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Co
Olynpi
Olympia
A. Nolte
Roslyn Lump Coal
Roslyn
Roslyn Coal and Wood CO
James M. Wilder
Savings Bank
Columbia
Alta
Webb Streets
F. X. Schempp
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