Independent newspaper subscription rates and offices
The notice lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions by mail or carrier, including six months and one year options. It names sales offices and distributors in Portland Oregon and Washington D C, with addresses for Northwest News Co and Chicago Upunreas.
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Mall
Msi
Pally
Fially
Matl
Oregon News Co
Morrisontreet
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News Co
Chicago
Upunreas
Security Building
Washington, D. C
Wenth Street
N. W
Underground Wires Move Linked to City Paving Plan
Prospects brighten for underground electric and telephone wires in Pendleton business district. City council and mayor urged to couple the wire relocation with paving, arguing it avoids future trenching on Main and East Court streets and reduces disruption to new asphalt on Garden Cottonwood Alta Webb.
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Garden
Cottonwood
Alta
Webb
West Court
Electrc
Telephone
Main
East Court
Electric Company
Main Street
East Oregonian
Wuylnese
Welle
Portland papers fear Hille bid for U S Senate
Portland editors express stern concern over Judge W R Hille possibly entering the United States Senate race and predict aPendleton candidate, Judge Lowell, would join as the other contender. They suggest Hille has been badly advised if he decides to run.
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Portland
W. R. Hille
United States
Pendleton
Lowell
Hille
Oregon senator race sparks editorial exchange in Portland papers
A fragment from a historical Oregon piece shows the Oregonian and the Journal sparring over the United States Senate race. The dialogue questions assembly reforms, political loyalties, and Penfolds Pettiness as Portland contenders rise. Communities in Pendleton, Portland, and statewide observe the intraparty clash.
West Court Street Paving Debate Echoes Alta Street
Community leaders examine a district paving plan as West Court residents weigh funding along with Alta Street supporters. Critics pressed by remonstrances argued side street costs were too high, while advocates say paving benefits traffic to Round-Up Park and local residences, prompting speculation West Court may align with Alta’s stance on self funding.
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West Court Street
Alta Street
Alta
West Court
East Alta
Five Year Wait Ends For West Court Street Work
When the first paying work was done here property owners on several blocks chose to wait until the next time. That time is arriving after a five year interval. A moral for West Court street residents emerges from the delay and impending action.
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West Court Street
Woolgrowers seek tariff clarity end to uncertainty
The woolgrowers want an end to tariff doubt to avoid losses from delayed decisions. With uncertainty, buyers hesitate, and growers face disadvantage as markets fret over potential price shifts and policy tone.
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Tefrain
Why Ham Released the Prisoner in Wales
Hamilton Webster, newly elected sheriff, ordered no solitary confinement. In a western Welsh county he found two prisoners and released one. The other escaped during the night, and the sheriff angrily kicked the remaining inmate, accusing him of provoking trouble over the confinement rule.
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Hamilton Webster
Ham
Wales
Vam
Kentucky senator and a mock duel tale
A fragmentary anecdote recounts a Kentucky senator once famed for resisting a duel. The tale notes a friend taunted him about why the duel did not occur, with a Chicago Journal quipping that it was “too dark” when Joe finished speaking.
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United States
Kentucky
Adel
Apt
Ivan
Invertoy
Tong
Joe
Chicago Journal
Where do you feel your poor on revised statutes
A New York lawyer relates how a county judge proudly shows a town’s public buildings and finally asks where the poor are felt. The judge responds with a sunny smile that thepoor are felt in the provisions of the revised statutes.
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Albert W. Ransom
New York
Philadelphia
Alice the Traveler and the Curious Library Purchase
A self-made Chicago man shows a prized library bought by the foot to a literary friend. His card-index system organizes volumes under Travel Arts Poetry Science with Travel dominating. A notable book spine reads Alice in Wonderland from Youth's Companion.
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Alice
Chicago
Esse
Proprieter probes hotel sheet inspection questions
Kansas City hotel proprietor at Ninth and Cherry faces a Supreme Court query about sheets shrinking when washed and thePresented legal jargon. Inspectors, including food, fire, gang, and sanitary officers, weigh permanency of occupancy against ongoing hotel inspections.
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BH Clarke
Wpecters Ek
Newton O
Carrie Puthilng
Investicute
Marthes
Cire
Gypsy Fortune Teller Swindles Domestic Worker
Teresa Eppith a 21 year old Cleveland domestic, drawn to a dark eyed woman by a tan and white shawl and pearl apron, fell for a fortune teller who claimed future diagnosis required taking her savings for a night. The gypsy showed 190 dollars and promised return, after which Eppith drew 158 dollars from a bank to hand over more.
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Clevsland
Ohio
Teresa Eppith
Peal
Miss Eppith
Gypsy Visitor Receives Notes Before Vanishing
A dark-eyed Homany visitor received notes before she disappeared, leaving Romine making ginse bottles and drinking eliswes. Authorities in Ti and East Oregonian offices handle inquiries and calls for yard and wedding stin tmers.
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Romine
Call Tt
East Oregonian
Fragmented 19th Century News Snippets
Disjointed items mention Native conflicts around 1844 to 1870, Lincoln era union preservation fasts and prayers, a Franco-Italian clash near Proasin, Arctic explorer Greely’s Portsmouth welcome, Venice figure Ciroline Giuseppe Sarta, and Colombia’s Gensiles Valencia as president.
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Lincoln
Crown Prince of
Proasin
Wolfsenhure
Greely
Portsmouth
Ciroline Guiseppe Sarta
Venice
Gensiles Valencia
Colombia
Fragmentary World Notes From the 1800s
Snippets recount events across 19th century Europe and beyond including Spain in Saragossa, the Argentine republic under Federalists, suppression of Jesuits, the Moscow bell unearthed weighing about 440000 pounds, a German Frankfort parliament plea, and General Manox at Leon Nicaragua capturing Provident Cineda.
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Claeges
Franny
Saragossa
Spain
Reoate
Argentine
Moncow
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Jonathan Bourne
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Portune Teller
Cass, Matlock
the American National Bank
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Tomport
Tlero
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MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
Alorth Beach
T. J. Potter
Ash Street Dock
Hassalo
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Wm. McMurray
Ore
America
Columbia Liquor Store
Sale Distributors
Herman Peters
Prop
Orpheum Theatre
Medernach
Gh-Ci
Hotel
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Whitkey
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Pioneer Bottling Works
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