Subscription rates and distribution notice for Oregonian
The notice lists daily and weekly subscription rates by mall for varying terms and states advertising deadlines. It notes sale locations at B B Rich's News Stand at Standard Hotel Portland and Hotel Perkins Portland Oregon, with instructions to advertisers to submit material by 4:40 p m for the next issue.
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The
East Oregonian
Gale
News Standart
Portland
Hotel Perkins
Oregon
Council’s Posture On Sunday Closing Angers Pendleton
Editorial blasts Pendleton city council for backing a saloon closing ordinance, condemning cowardice and shifting blame to moralists. It urges council to admit the mistake, regain backbone, and push stricter liquor regulation to protect decency and public order across Umatilla County.
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Galcon
Siloon
Sunday Tribune
Uma- Ulla County
Pendleton shrugs at gambling raid as reform push grows
The East Oregonian touts an amicable settlement on decency and reason while Pendleton faces council odium. A Wallula Sherri Painter raid shuts down dens and closes games, and Judge Fraser from Portland seals race track operations at Irvington. The piece argues gambling’s outlaw status and claims the Walla Walla raid boosts reform appeal, urging Pendleton to heed the example to curb vice.
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Pendleton
East Oregonian
Sherri Painter
Wallin Walla
Fraser
Portland
Irvington
Walla Walla
Painter
Iles
Pendlean
County circular lures visitors with promising Pendleton growth
A county circular promoting the Lewis and Clark fair draws tourists and home seekers to Pendleton. It highlights local industry shifts, including smokeless power on the Walla Walla river and a proposed cereal mill. Last year Pendleton shipped 100,000 bushels of wheat to Chicago for food manufacture, with freight both ways, signaling a ready market and growing demand.
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Umatilla County
Pendleton
Walla Walla River
Chicago
Thiel
Graceful Deficiencies and a Idaho Timber Fire
A San Francisco Examiner quote condemns lax effort and indifference as harmful to civilization. Separately, the Payette Lumber company bought 9000 acres of timber land near Council, Idaho for 40000 dollars, and a fire broke out the day after the transfer and continues to rage.
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Payette Lumber Company
Council
Idaho
The French Academy and Its Notable Members in Paris
The French academy, founded in 1435 and reorganized in 1814, meets at Palais Mazarin Paris to oversee matters of French usage and literature. Notable members listed include Anatole France Rostand de Vogue Loti and Jules Lemaitre, with one vacancy arising from a member’s death.
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Pronce
Richelien
Twlen
Mazarin
M. L. A. G. Boieeler
Emile Olivier
Alfred Jean Francolin Mozlores
Marie Louie Antoine Gaston Bolaster
Vieterlen Sardou
Edmond Armand
Dieu Audiffret- Pasquier
Alme Jowenh Dimond Rouse
Rem Francese Armind Sully-Prodhomme
Adolphe Lavale
Albert Perri
Francois Edouard Joachim Coppee
Ludovic Halevy
Othonin P de Cleron
Comte d'Haubeonville
Jules Arnaud Arsene Clarette
Eugene Mariy Mélclier
Vicomte de Varue
Charles Louis de Saulaos
de Frevol«net
Louis Marie Julien Vinand
Pierre Loti
Ernest Lavisse
Paul Louis Thoreaux-Dangin
Marie Ferdinand Brunetierre
Joss Marie de Herndia
Albert Sorel
Paul Bourget
Henri Houssaye
Jules Lemaitre
Jacques Anatole Thibault
Anatole Theuriet
Louis Jules Albert Comte Vandal
Albert Comte de Mun
Gabriel Hanotaux
Eugene C. Guillaume
Henri Leon Emile Lavedan
Paul Desehant
Paul Herview
Auguste Emile Faguet
Eugene Marcellus Pierre Berthelot
Charles Jean Melchoir
Marquis de Vogue
Edmond Rostand
Frederico Masson
Rene Baain
Unwritten Race Rule Enforces Segregation in Syracuag O
A 1906 unwritten law in Syracuag Ohio bans Black residents from living or staying overnight. Enforcement falls to youths aged 12 to 20, with town constables resisting. When a Black person is seen, they are warned to leave before sundown and may be surrounded by a crowd.
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Syracuag
Olle
Pomeroy
Mother’s Friend promised ease for childbirth in advert
An advertisement extols Mother’s Friend as a pain reliever and relaxant for maternity. It claims reducing maternal agony improves the child’s temperament and health, praising its popularity among rich and poor alike and urging readers to write for a free book from The Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta Georgia.
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THE
Bradfield Regulator CO. Allanta
Fragmentary Narrative On Rescue at Ste Vietim Crowd
A damaged OCR fragment describes a man aided by a dog and supporters, with a crowd following at a scene titled Ste Vietim. It mentions a commanded gait, a boy crowd, and phrases about nursing and custody, but remains incoherent and incomplete.
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Min
Stone
Ste Vietim
Scrofula Passed From Parent to Child Proven by Testimony
In Cleveland Ohio a caller reports inherited scrofula from parents and credits a constitutional blood purifier with curing a run down condition. The testimonial notes weak impure blood and improved appetite digestion strength after taking the remedy, claiming complete recovery.
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Cleveland, C
Brownell
Mes Cohen
Independent loss in distant town chase
A fragmentary report notes a pursuit ending at the town’s edge where an unidentified individual is escorted by a crowd. The scene continues toward the distant limit with an unclear outcome and mentions a publication named the Independent.
Timepieces Promise Precise Time and Reliability
A fragmented ad-style note claims timepieces tell the precise time and reduce anxiety. It urges calling to see guaranteed watches described as reliable, with garbled lines about engagement and value.
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