Fragmented OCR from old newspaper page
A damaged OCR text fragment appears to describe a newspaper issue with mentions of subscription rates, carrier delivery, and office addresses. It references East Creconian and Ben Areas News Co at 227 Motrowos Street, and notes a press association and distribution details. The legibility is poor with many garbled words and incomplete sentences.
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East Creconian le
Ben Areas News Co
Chicaseisrean
Seurtey
XNI
Artful thought and form in a midnight ode
The text evokes a fragmented antique verse praising the craft of shaping thought and form. It references a statue and a masterful hand, suggesting a meditation on art, memory, and the elusive grace that gives form to ideas. Poetic fragments hint at legacy and creative skill.
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Slammer
Balley
Aldrich
Oust the Overhead Wires City Debate on Paving Pendleton
City debates bids for paving Fost Am Street Cottonwood Street and a Webb block with bids opening in two weeks and work starting in 71 days. Residents urge removal of overhead wires on Main and Court and undergrounding on paved streets to gain lighting benefits while questioning city officials and utility trusts delaying improvement and costing property owners over 50,000. The editor calls for citizen initiative and a change from commission government to curb ongoing utility influence.
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Fost Amp Street
Cottonwood Street
Webb
East Oregonian
Rulbanrennaby
Ani Court
Alta
Cottonwood
Electric Trust
Airphone Trust
Pendleton
Ronppany
Confinus
Cntiducte
Pacific Power & Light C Company
Elvie Hertterhaiet
Can They Appord It Pendleton Milling Fight Over Water System
Rumors say Byers milling company may seek to enjoin payments to Enut Alta atrent and evade levies from Meeoet shire while obstructing mountain water infrastructure. The dispute centers on paving and the installation of a mountain water system as the company resists paying and pursues technicalities to hinder public works.
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Byers Milling Company
Cei
Meeoet
Byers
Pendleton
Pendleton Milling Company Privileges Spark Street Conflict
Residents accuse Pendleton milling company of abusing privileges and blocking town growth by fencing streets and opening mill races that drown or kill people. They warn the company may provoke a public fight if the policy continues and question whether the firm can afford such risks.
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Eltf
Pentiei
Syerea Milling Company
Ferever
Pendleton
Equal suffrage in municipal elections discussed in Oregon
A discussion argues for granting women the right to vote in city elections as a step toward broader equal suffrage. Proponents say municipal governance affects daily life and that informed women can influence local issues, potentially leading to state enfranchisement. Opponents cite tradition and cautious pace for reform.
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Wits
Olive
Matty
Mvunicipe
Oregent
Taft’s Arizona Admission Question Amid Senate Pressure
The note suggests President Taft may oppose admitting Arizona to the Union due to Democratic Senate opposition. It also mentions a 4 to 1 Democratic split involving Frye of Maine and hints at absorption of Indian goods and a Racine mill business impact tied to Pendleton woolen mill showing vigor.
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Taft
Arizona
Frye
Maine
Racine
Pendleton
Lafferty’s Explanations Deepen Unenviable Light Cast
The remarks attributed to Lafferty amplify the negative perception surrounding him, reinforcing the view of his conduct as increasingly questionable. His explanations seem to fail to mitigate the scrutiny or assuage public concern.
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Lafferty
Insect Vision and the Eye Construction Theory
A historical discussion outlines two theories of insect vision. It describes an experimental glimpse into compound eyes, estimating hexagonal lens arrangement and retinal tile size. The article explores how scaling such eyes relates to human vision and the limits of resolving power.
Fragmentary note on precision measurement and uniform pressure
The fragment mentions a one minute of arc measurement, a separation at a distance of four games, and a uniform present pressure. It appears to be an archival health or technical clipping from a Denver Hepediican. The readable text is highly fragmentary.
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Angie
Denver Hepediican
Oregon’s 1917 Direct Primary Proposal Outlined
The piece outlines the 1917 direct primary concept with states listing presidential primary dates. It explains voters will choose one delegate per party to the national convention and cast a separate vote for a presidential candidate. It notes Oregon would use a proportional representation approach and cautions delegates must reflect party wishes.
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New Bowe
North Dakota
Oregon
Wisconsin
Nebraska
New Jersey
Secre
Wii
Rade Bicette
Hue
Duhtea
Electric power reshapes industry and daily life across regions
An electric machine sews bags and knots threads while electric stitches improve gear. Electric power from water fuels ore hauling drills and crushers. Mexico launches a 56000 horsepower hydro project. a Conchos river dam stores water for irrigation. Mobile installs over doorways to push out dust with powered fans. Edison tungsten filaments prove twice as strong as steel wire. Gary Indiana builds the world’s largest coke oven with electric power for all operations. The Society Islands install their first electric lighting plant at Papute and India authorizes wireless stations linking garrisons. Moving pictures may appear on transcontinental routes.
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Mobile
Aki
Mexico
Conchos River
Santa Rosalia
Gary
Til
Indiana Steel Company
Alands
Papute
Chicago
Government of India
Electric power drives new navy coal sorter and mica uses
The Jupiter electric driven coal sorter will power the Navy fleet with room for improvements in turbine engines and generator sets. Mica mined in the country last year totaled 507,087, mostly used in insulation for electrical goods. Electric fans aid cooling and many packing houses now run on electric power. An inventor from General Electric proposes a meter for steam flow. A Boston man showcases a table fountain with colored illumination using flowing water to turn a wheel.
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United States
Tide Country
Harold Butler Aged 20 In Vale Death By Own Action
Harold Butler employed by Vale Light and Water company died in Vale Oregon in an apparent self inflicted incident. The event occurred in Ontario Oregon and involved the Neht company according to the notice.
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Ontario, Ore
Harold Butler
Vale Light & Water Company
Auielle
Neht Company
Death in Vale Office Under Inquiry
A Vale office death occurred by inhaling chloroform. Blutbody was found by coworkers. The body will be taken to Boise for Kurth. Coroner R. O. Payne was summoned and the jury found the deceased took his own life, with regards to health and lineage noted. Lincoln Neb Aug 16. Democratic Leader Underwood and W J Bryan clash over recent political statements.
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Vale
Stie
Halse
Boise
Kurth
R. O. Payne
Butler
Lincoln
Neb
Ange
Underwood
William J. Bryan
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Stern
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Tain Water System
Pean- Gietten
Portland
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Pertiand
Oregonian
Newport
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America
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Herman Peters
Prop
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Pema
Harold
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Pendleton Soda Works
W. A. Hemmelgarn & Bros
Court St
Bryan
Cass Matlock
Orpheum Theatre J. PB
Medernach
St. George
GEO, Darveau, Proprietor
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Anheuser-Busch
Budweiser
Old Crow
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