Classified Notice Fragments from Oregonian Sale and Subscriptions
Fragmentary OCR shows rates for daily and weekly publications, various carriers, and addresses. Mentions Oregonian, Northwest News Co, and a Washington Bureau with partial street details. Summary focuses on publication access options and delivery terms rather than complete notices.
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Oregonian
The
Direcon News Co
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News Co
Chicago
Lureau
Wrebingtoon
Soy Wentby Street
N. W
Water system tour for Byere milling delegation to Thorn Hollow
A proposed visit outlines explanations of Pendleton water supply, cost of pumps, and the existing gravity system. The plan includes inspecting the pump house, tracing feeds to the river, and showing why extra water is needed. It emphasizes city obligations to provide potable water and details on summer shortages and conservation measures.
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Thorn Hollow
Walter Rune
Pendleton
Mirth Over Recall Election in Seattle Green Journal Note
The Green Journal lauds a recall election not to be held in Seattle and comments on the count principle. It argues presence acts as a stronger deterrent than mere signaling and stresses keeping within bounds of public trust and orderly procedure.
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Seattle
Green Journal
Public recall debate on mayoral recall and good governance
Officials stress public trust and accountability as a recall measure gains support. Proponents argue recall will curb overreach and misuse while stabilizing governance. critics warn against frivolous uses and political manipulation.
Menace to Children Over Byers Mills Race
A drowning near Byers mill race highlights danger to East End children in Pendleton. City seeks to use police powers to require covering the race, urging action to protect youths from ongoing hazards and urging residents to support safety measures.
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Httle
Clifford Gopals
Dent
Ley Blas
East End
Courts consider Sherman act reach on small scale restraints
The article questions whether the Sherman act can be applied to restrained trade by small scale actions. It notes thirteen individuals are slated for trial to restrain trade and mocks the idea of universal antitrust breadth across trusts in oil timber steel and electricity. The tone remains skeptical about extending big trust concepts to minor traders.
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Steel Trust
Wires Under Ground Delays Mark City Utility Work
Time passes with no definite steps by the council toward placing electric and telephone lines underground. The ongoing delay affects the progress of the utility project and delays expected improvements for residents and businesses.
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Cottrol
Secon
Col. Russevelt Becomes Grandfather With Prized Family Record
Col. Russevelt celebrates becoming a grandfather and notes no race prejudice within his family. He points to a proud, unified lineage as a key personal achievement.
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Col. Russevelt
Aulelde
Hat excursion to the North Fork Timatina urged
A suggestion proposes a hat excursion to the North Fork Timatina as a potential addition to plans. The note emphasizes enjoying the journey and scenic route as part of an outing.
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North Fork
Timatina
Old-Time Home Economy: Cleaning Habits and Waste Reduction
A domestic guide details shifting chores from scrubbing to efficiency, praising washable rugs, organized dishwashing, and the use of paper napkins to cut labor. It advocates funneling trash via a sink tube to an incinerator, washing vegetables outside, and minimizing kitchen dirt as hallmarks of prudent housekeeping.
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Rover
Market Deliveries Placed Inside Door Amid Delivery Mixup
Fragmentary text notes market deliveries in baskets just inside doors to avoid running. Mentions Mary Morrleon in Suc Maguainie with unclear context. Details are sparse and injuries or outcomes not specified.
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Mary Morrleon
August 17 History Fragments Across Eras
A garbled chronicle lists events including Robert Blake's death in 1653, a Dutch fleet surrender at the Cape of Good Hope, the abolition of militia in Delaware, a Albany fire destroying records, gunboat actions near England, a shard of ice found near Cricklewood, Polish emigrants meeting in Switzerland for independence commemorations, and miscellaneous 19th century notes about bankruptcies and a dramatic port surrender.
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Robert Blake
Lucas
Cape of Good Hope
Plate
Delaware
Albany
Ashighula Conte
Ohig
Engleh
Cricklewood
rom +orious SMCs
Rapperawyl
Canton of St. Paul
Switzerland
Nathan
Stoesee
Port Arthur
A motor for housework and the amazing helper James
A vintage article describes a motorized device marketed for domestic tasks in Mary’s Home Magazine. It touts a tall portable motor with attachments to grind coffee, freeze ice cream, grate cheese, chop meat, polish silver, and even clean rooms with a suction lamp setup. It features a robotic helper named James performing chores.
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Mary
Busces
Jong Ht
James
Woman Burned While Scrambling Near Bonfire Near Fresno
Mrs J L Chafin wife of a rural merchant was badly burned in a bonfire incident a mile west of Fresno while she screamed and ran. Two neighbors restrained the flames and aided until help arrived, with her condition described as critical and she likely to die from the injuries.
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Fresno
J. L. Chafin
Min
Tragic blaze deaths threaten life of Mrs Chaffin
A fire fifteen miles away on Hise Nall route hastened to the scene. By the time responders arrived the flesh was falling from the victim's body. The accident was witnessed by four of the victim's children. Physicians say Mrs Chaffin will probably die.
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Cheatin
Mra. Chaffin
Wooden legs obstruct parade on narrow sidewalk
A man named Pillaworth sat with wooden legs projecting over the pavement, blocking the footpath and forcing pedestrians into the roadway. Passersby complained as the protruding limbs narrowed the four foot wide path, disrupting the parade.
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Harry Pilleworth
Pillaworth
Doctors battle German beer at temperance congress
The International Congress at Dresden faced tempers and tensions as doctors warned temperance advocates against liquor interests. Rupert of Hemburg alleged Independence of German press under pressure from the brewer’s union, prompting a suit and halted coverage of proceedings.
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Dreader
Rupert of
Lnpaer
Dieddson
Dresden
Angieger
Brewer’ Union
Thewspaper
Brewers Conspiracy Charged and Officials Target Fraud
A Swiss authority claims brewers misled doctors with false statistics at a hygiene exhibit and confronted by Berlin experts. The Munich state attorney pursues fraud actions against eight brewery owners for selling ginaxes of beer in restaurants that were only partly filed.
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Forels
Hquor
Metgernstein
Berlin
Wits Speiking
Munich
Teading
Cave exploration ends with bat swarm near Grafton
Three young men led by Ray Burne Edward Renick and J F Hobson descended 60 feet into Crainards cave two miles west of Grafton Wisconsin They expected a quiet adventure but the cave had been entered only twice in 35 years A rush of bats swarmed as they lit on the ground causing the explorers to struggle toward the entrance for help Hobson sustained facial injuries and received medical attention at Plasn Civil authorities filed no further reports.
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Grafton, Wi
Crainards Cave
Grafton
Ray Burne
Edward Renick
J. FE
Hobson
Burns
Renlok
Pos Ange
Hint
Plasn
Public mockery at ancient feast bachelor exposure
A fragment notes bachelors were exposed in public during certain feasts and paraded around market price amid derisive shouts from the crowd. This terse account highlights social ritual and public ridicule tied to ancient celebratory rites.
Behoofed Beef Record Lifts 1111-Pound Dressed Weight
The Pindon Recorder reports for Coo county a beef that dressed out at 1111 pounds, an extraordinary carcass size highlighted as a local agricultural feat.
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The
Pindon Recorder
Coo County
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