Baivast Subscription Rates and Newsstand Locations
The notice lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions by mail or mall, including one year eight dollars and six months two dollars fifty, along with several Bureaus and newsstand locations in Portland San Francisco Chicago and Washington DC. It notes availability at B. A Rich's News Stands in Portland Hotels and addresses for the Portland San Francisco Chicago and Washington bureaus.
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Mail
Mall
Phelps Face Pressure Over Sunday Closing Saloons
The Morning Tribune and saloon opponents push to extend Sunday closing to all gatherings including soda fountains and refreshments. Merchants back closing. Tribune and saloon press demand broader measures. Public official Phelps is urged to act sanely and not bow to pressure from saloon interests.
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Morning Tribune
Phelps
Phetra
Tribune
Phelpe
Walt
Portland Echoes Over Census Returns With City Spirit
Portland faces disappointment as census figures lower than expected. The city, like Hecho Adame and Pilot Rock, hoped for far more registrations but ends with 110 000 people, leaving a sense of loss. Still Portland keeps busy, bustling and noisy, proving vitality outweighs the numbers. Echo and others respond without dwelling on the shortfall.
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Portland
Hecho
Adame
Pilot Rock
Cinwu
Echo
Tacoma Moves Against Gambling Dives
Tacoma acts to curb illegal gambling with Sheriff Denholm closing every dive, signaling a citywide crackdown inspired by public disgust at the element's domination. The move aims to purge vice, restore order, and deter future gambling activity in the area.
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Tacoma
Sheriff Denholm
Moral dangers of gambling in towns and youth guidance
A discussion warns that gambling harms cities like Sentile and Tacoma and erodes morality as gambling houses and vice spread. It urges leaders to address the influence of public figures, clubs, and social spaces on impressionable youth and stresses that outward respectability cannot hide corrupting conduct.
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Sentile
Tacoma
Athena
Ametilia
Oregon to Be Lighted by Government Irrigation Critique
The Oregonian criticizes the reclamation department for delaying eastern Oregon irrigation projects. It notes surveys over three years have consumed more than $100,000 with little result and questions why broad practical plans cannot be pursued. The piece argues Oregon deserves concrete, permanent irrigation solutions rather than excessive quibbling and over scrutiny.
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Oregonian
Reclamation Department
Oregon
Buncoed at Porty shows aging men fall for scam
A harsh critique warns that men around forty and older are easily tricked by old confidence games. The writer cites Lewis and Clark fair reports, calling seasoned men gullible and greedy for promising schemes and urging them to avoid risk, walk home if broke.
The Decadence of Kipling in a Salem Journal critique
Salem Journal laments Kipling's literary decline in a harsh critique. It mocks his stories in August Century as dreary and inconsequential yet predicts enduring popularity for his work among readers who regard it as literature.
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Kipling
Hulynor
Salem Journal
Government to use private firms for ammunition supply
The War Department awarded a contract for several hundred thousand rounds of bolt cartridges at 42.60 per 1004, while government plants manufacture at 20 per 1000. General Crozier says private industry should prepare small arms ammo for war, with objections only if profiteering harms the country. Denmark likely will not join any German Russian Baltic bloc before consent, making such steps unlikely.
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War Department
General Crozier
Washington, D. C
San Franccisco Star
Denmark
Baltic Sea
Turtle farming in Japan and Chicago murders contrast
A fragmented account on Japanese turtle farming near Tokio detailing Hattori family operations, pond design, breeding cycles, and feeding regimes contrasts with a late paragraph noting 65 cold blooded murders in Chicago since January 1, 20 linked to a teamsters strike, in a mixed historical text.
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Chicago
NO ROOM FOR HATE IN A HELD-LIGHT POEM
A fragmentary wartime style poem laments hatred and blood ties urging soldiers to reject vengeance. It blends archaic diction with modern denunciation of greed and war’s ruin, calling for empathy over violence and a return from hatred toward mercy.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters Restore Vital Digestive Health
For over 50 years Hostetters Stomach Bitters has claimed to cure indigestion dyspepsia constipation nervousness poor appetite and diarrhea. The ad urges readers to start today and restore vigor by using the tonic.
Hyomel advertised for catarrh cure by Tallman & Co
Summer is best time to cure catarrh and Hyomel is touted as a safe inhaled remedy. The Hyomel kit includes an inhaler, dropper, and bottle with a guaranteed money back promise if it fails to act.
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Tullman & Co
East Oregonian
Cool at 15 Is the Shade from Country Calendar
Charles Frederick Holder writes that August in the United States proves cooler in cities like Boston and New York than in deserts. He notes 20 degrees in shade and 11 degrees later, describing humidity, dryness, and nights needing blankets for rest, amid cross-country heat comparisons.
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Charles Frederick Holder
America
New York
Philadelphia
Beltimeré
Washington
Yurut
San Antonio
Texas
Indid
Saterday
Boston
India
Desert
Unrestricted forest reserve scrip sale announced
H M Hamilton of The Portland Oregon advertises an unrestricted forest reserve scrip sale at the lowest market prices. The offer notes the scrip cannot be used for grazing cultivation residence or improvement and provides no address details.
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H. M. Hamilton
Portland
Portland, Oregon
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