Fragmentary Oregon newspaper note from Pendleton post scene
Incomplete OCR text from Oregon newspaper pages. Mentions Pendleton post office and addresses at Morrison Street Portland and Northwest News Co. fragmentary names Washington, Boreau, and United Press Association involvement.
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Eotered
Pendleton
Dally East
Oregon Newe Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest Newey Co
Chicago
Washington
Db. C
Boreau
N. W
La Follette Campaign Opens in Pendleton Sees His Strong Fight
Senator Robert M. La Follette spoke in Pendleton this afternoon launching his Oregon campaign. The progressive leader remains fervent for reform and loyal to his home state, Wisconsin, which continues to back him despite past snubs. Pendleton witnessed a strong, forceful advocate for the people’s cause.
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Robert M. la Follette
Oregon
Pendleton
la Follette
Taft
Wisconsin
Con-Greseman
Such Manliness and Press Debate Over Communication
A local ad recounts F KK Wellen accusing the editor of suppressing his submission. Wellen would have published his defense space, while the paper offered room for critique. The discussion addresses a woman insulted by a prior Pilot Rock Record screech and a teaching dismissal linked to robbery. The Fast Oregonian upholds liberal policy toward responsible criticism.
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F. KK Wellen
Welles
Wellen
Pilot Rock
Fast
Oregonian
Editorial: defending women against harassment
The East Oregonian condemns attacking defenseless women and pledges to protect their names from annoyance. It criticizes Mr Welkes for pressuring a woman during a dispute and urges respect for women amid political maneuvering.
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Gardless
East Oregonian
Welkes
Circular ballot proposed for Chicago primaries
The Chicago Record-Herald praises Edmund Roche's radial circular ballot as equitable and compact two by two feet, noting it could reduce page length from Cook County's seven foot long ballot with 407 names. Voter usability and fair candidate placement are debated, with rotation offered as a remedy for leading-name bias.
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Chicago
Chicago Record-Heralds
Edmund i. Roche
Cook County
Roche
Pendleton Welcomes Presidential Candidate Visit
Pendleton hosts a presidential candidate marking the first Pacific coast town to receive a candidate speech during this campaign. The visit highlighted local engagement and historical milestone for the Pacific coast area.
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Pendleton
Pacific Coast
Oregon Ends Week of Tight Races in Near Tradition
One more week of compacton focus as Oregon residents prepare to settle long standing scores and determine leaders in a pivotal final stretch. Local teams and communities brace for decisive outcomes across key contests and public affairs.
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Oregon
Umatilla County Vote Tie Affects Lowell Nomination
In Umatilla County speculation centers on a tie near 4000 votes that could determine Judee Lowell II’s nomination as the winner. Supporters push for clarity as results unfold and local officials await final tallies.
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Umatilla
Judee Lowell II
Missing Man in British Columbia Mountains Sparks Spokane Search
Spokane bakers Jacob and Gattieb Kellar hunt in the Sheep Lake region of British Columbia for their brother Gustav who vanished after separating from companion Michael Johnson during a hunting trip last fall. A five man Moose Lodge search party from Spokane Lodge No 261 will join the effort, with possible word within 19 days. Theories include wandering, animal attack, or accidental shooting. Johnson recalls a single shot, and extensive snow hindered tracking near Deer Park.
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Spokane
Wash
Jacob
Gattieb Kellar
Sheep Lake Country
British Columbia
Gustav Kellar
Michael Johnson
Spokane Lodge
Order of Moose
Kellar
abIa
Johnson
Deer Park
B. C
Tobacco from Alfalfa in Milliken alfalfa tobacco blend
Walter Jordan investigated a plan to mix home grown Milliken alfalfa with old Virginia tobacco leaves for high grade smoking and chewing products. Five carloads sold at $124 per ton with $110 freight per car, and hundreds of acres of alfalfa will be grown for the tobacco trade next year. The story notes a local lime of economic interest and ends with a proverb about toothache empathy.
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Milliken
Colo
Old Virginia
Walter Jordan
Votes for Women Across States Stir National Debate
Reports from Michigan Missouri California and other states show strong support for women’s suffrage. Legislatures consider bills, costs per vote are discussed, and educators comment on debate impacts. Remarks from Virginia Tennessee Connecticut and Kentucky emphasize growing momentum and challenges.
The Realm Feminine Athletes for Women
A compact look at women’s athletic progress as colleges promote hygiene, air quality, and wholesome food for female athletes. Rowing tennis basketball snowshoeing and polo attract wide female devotion, signaling growth in strenuous sports among women.
Mushroom preparation from a historic recipe fragment
A fragmented instruction details slicing mushrooms, stewing in butter with chopped onion, and finishing with cream. The text mentions heating onions in butter without browning, draining mushrooms, and adding rolling cream then boiling, with a final splash of thin cream and a note on another form of mushroom used in France and obtainable in large US cities.
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Ff Timbate
France
United States
Savoy Omelette For Midday Meals And Picnics
Savoy omelette recipe details frying chives in butter and cooking eggs beaten with salt and pepper. The dish should be thin like a pancake and easily folded. It can be eaten hot or cold and is described as portable for hunters or picnickers, sometimes served as a sandwich.
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Savoy
Dipperent With A Gon Discussion On Salary
Mrs Fawcett urges John to seek a raise as they face poverty from bad business and presidential election uncertainty. John fears dismissal and contemplates moving to a cheaper flat while debating how to convince his employers of his value. He hesitates amid a harsh job market and loyalty concerns.
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John
Content from a personal confession on marriage choices
The speaker recalls past suitors who pursued marriage, noting independence and courage in asking. She explains accepting a proposal from the narrator because he had the nerve to ask while others were eager, contrasting this with the safety of having a job. The tone reflects social pressure and personal choice in romantic decisions.
IXPLAINED. Manageor-Why don't you give a real whine when you are supposed to be taken violently 11
Actor-But, my deay sir, that is only sham pain.
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Baltimore
Not So Strange Count Spaghetti Meeting
The heiress notes it is odd the suitor has never met Count Spaghetti. he responds that it is not surprising, revealing tension and a hint of distant acquaintance amid dissatisfaction.
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Count Spaghetti
New York Years Noted In Catholic Standard Quotation
A quoted exchange notes years spent in New York and a remark about sharing oneself, attributed to Catholic Standard. The interplay hints at personal background and social attitudes reflected in the publication.
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New York
Catholic Standard
Not Really Playing Briggons Golfing Sunday?
In Tit-Bits an exchange questions Briggons golf on Sunday. The rival mocks and suggests Sunday is the only day he plays, implying a habit or inconsistency without factual detail. The remark frames Briggons as someone who may not routinely play, inviting curiosity about his schedule.
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South
Boston Equal Suffrage Association
Tuat
Connecticut
Old Land
Lut
Kentucky
Briggons
Shakespeare Club Fines Fund Matines Planned
A witty note from the Pittsburgh Post jokes about a Shakespeare club turning non attendance fines into funds for a matinee event. The playful line highlights club zeal and local humor in a period voice.
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Shakespeare
Pitteburg Post
Salvation Advertising Sparks New York Outreach
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note reports an unconventional campaign urging New Yorkers toward salvation, describing it as the sole path to make many aware of the offering. The piece frames the effort as a bold, public message aimed at urban residents.
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Salvation
New York
Cleveland Plain Deator
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