Classified advertising rates and delivery terms
Rates for daily and weekly newspapers listed with durations and prices. Includes mail and carrier options, six months to one year plans, and delivery by mail or carrier. Locations mentioned include Oregon News Co in Portland and bureaus in Chicago and Washington.
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Guo Roar
Oer
Ane
Pally
Wall
Wally
Mall
Ally
Wcupee
Carrier
Daily East Oregoniag
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The
Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News Co
Chicago
Security
Bath Wratington
D. C
N. W
Fragmentary Verse on Life's Road and Love
Fragmented poem fragment urges not to go too far in life and love. It ponders distance, lost dreams, and following others along a road. The speaker laments seekers who cannot find loved ones as time passes, invoking a reflective mood and wistful tone.
Pendleton Cable Underground Debate Calls Action
A Pendleton council debate urges fast action to bury overhead electric and telephone lines in business districts. Officials cite $24,000 per mile cost estimates and argue delays risk higher charges or poorer service, urging the council to compel undergrounding and curb delays by resisting further investigations.
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Telephoetic Trust
Onip
Pendleton
Busisa
Electric Trust
Byers effort to discredit Thorn Hollow water questioned
A local water quality dispute arises as Byers supporters challenge Thorn Hollow Springs water quality. A careful test previously deemed the water good is cited, while opposing figures including Calvin S. White have condemned some samples. The exchange questions the motives behind the accusations and the reliability of the tests.
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Byers
Thorn Hollow
Pendleton water controversy heats up over source claims
The letter criticizes the Byers Milling Company for opposing mountain water supply plans for Pendleton. It accuses the company of deceitful tactics to block proceedings and steal water rights, urging support for water commissioners and sourcing water from Thorn Hollow Springs or the Umatilla river north fork while challenging the company to prove any rights in court.
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Allt
Macks
Skullduggery
Pendleton
Sun Tewson
Lepiti- Ginteight
Ites Tients
Thorn Hollow
Itz
Imaike
Umatilla
Byers Milling Company
Hit Company
Thrda Avi
Regulation and labor unions on the same footing
A flawed argument compares monopolies and labor unions, urging the supreme court to apply a rule of reason to unions as it does to trusts. It questions why capital may combine while workers are crushed and warns of upheaval if labor rights are denied.
Radical critiques spark tense Seattle dialogue
A terse Seattle column condemns radical actions by Judge Hanford and compares the conduct to corporate lawbreaking. It laments the growing violence of the rich, contrasting it with the rights of the people and warning against elitist excess.
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Judge Hanford
Vacation Uom Sparks Confusion Across Town
Disjointed notes describe a vague vacation week ending and people planning rest, with language about Sunday matinees and Wayd of tame. Mentions Pendleton and a rider about weeks and a father figure, suggesting local delays or changes affecting residents.
Tragic Accident at Agricultural Park Claims Harold Nance
Harold Nance, 14, was thrown and kicked on his head at Agricultural Park. He died before hospital transfer. his identity was learned by his mother after the accident. Also, military muster orders issued for Company L Armory Co. L, 1st Inf, Oregon National Guard, Pendleton, Aug 25 1911, with assembly and pay procedures detailed.
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West Uickson «& Pony
Agricultural Park
Harold Nance
Company L. Armory Co. L
O. N.C
G. O
Co. L
Othe
Pendleton
Ore
Conscience Money Sought Over State Purchases
A man sent a six dollar check to State Treasurer John G. Lewis claiming it settles a debt for game supplies he took while employed at state tad camps. The first letter came from Hellingham, the latest from Porthing, and Mr. Lewis has yet to determine if the donor acts from remorse or habit.
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Olympia
John G. Lewis
Hellingham
Porthing
Wilson Begins Prison Term For Mail Fraud
Christopher Columbus Wilson Francis X. Butler and William W Tompkins begin prison terms for defrauding investors in United Wireless stock. Wilson and Butler head to Atlanta Georgia to serve three year terms while Tompkins receives an eight year term in Bluefield Island. The U S Circuit Court mandate affirming the trial court judgment was recorded today.
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Wilson
United Wireless Company
Atlanta
New York
Christopher Columbus Wilson
Francis X. Butler
William W. Tompkins
United Wireless
Butler
Tonypkins
Bluewell’s Island
United States Circuit
Briggs Hires Horse For Exercise But Takes A Rough Fall
Briggs hired a horse for a bit of riding and got more exercise than planned. He limped to the roadside to rest when a friend asked why he came down so quickly. He replied asking if there was anything up to hold on to. Tit Tits.
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Briggs
Entries Arriving for Spokane Apple Show Festival
Spokane Washington reports entry flow for the fourth National Apple Show held November 23 to 30. Officials expect 20 000 dollars in premiums across contests open to the public. P L Orcutt Moscow Chamber of Commerce secretary and Latah County Fair official announced the move during his August visit.
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Spokane
Wash
Latah Emunty
Tdgho
Feormiuily
The Season of Excuse at the Kickers Game
The Washington Star reports a scene of distractions and excuses as a person juggles work and a trip to see a friend arriving in town. A relative named Beth accompanies the speaker into the game, suggesting a personal interruption amid plans and melancholy.
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Beth
Washington Star
Birthday sketch honors Dr Elmer Ellsworth Brown
Dr Elmer Ellsworth Brown former United States commissioner of education and current chancellor of the University of the City of New York is celebrated on his fiftieth birthday born August 28 1861 in Kiantane Chautauqua County New York He studied at Illinois State Normal University the University of Michigan and earned a PhD from Halle Wittenberg Germany He married Fanny Addy in 1889 He held roles at Jackson High School Michigan the University of Michigan and the University of California before becoming US commissioner in 1898 He published works on middle schools origins of state universities children drawings and secondary education
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Elmer Ellsworth Brown
United States Commissioner of Education
University of the City of New York
Kiantane
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Tuunel Mecrary
Eleetra Brown
Illinois State Normal University
University of Michigan
Brown
Europe
University of Halle-Wittenberg
Prussa
Fanny F. Addy
Detroit
National Council of Education
Jackson
Mich
Pacific Coast
University of California
United States
August 28 in History A vivid history snapshot
A historical date list notes events across centuries. It mentions a Chinese sighting of a great comet, Dutch landers called ii-A in error, Napoleon era blockades, Native American land cession between the Wabash and Ohio rivers, 16th century naval captures by Don Miguel, Gabriel A Ford’s death in 185? at Morristown N J, Benjamin Chambers’ death in Philadelphia, a king’s relief donation plan for scholars, ongoing fighting at Port Arthur, the International Medical Congress in Budapest, and Montenegrin elevation to king. The entry reads like a compact, date-based roundup with mixed accuracy.
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Feringland
Prance
Vincennes
Wabash
Ohio
Portugal
Don Miguel
United States
Gabriel A Ford
Morristown, N. A
Benjamin Chambers
Prowittiss Ander
Philadelphia
Elphiy-Aix
Echumbert
Port Arthur
Medienl
Budapest
Montenesto
Nicholas
Stingy Bridegroom Thrown From Home in Washington Ind
In Washington Indiana a disputed wedding night ends with Benedict Edwards throwing the groom from a doorway after a quarrel over cigars. The groom sustains a battered shoulder and facial injuries as late guests force him from the house. Police seek the uninvited attendees involved in the disturbance.
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Benedict
Washington
Ind
Ansrew
Edwards
Berneillot
Iercin
Ben
Pellee
Pigeons Tell Fans About Goal Scoring Oddity At Match
An elderly man arrived with two wicker baskets containing birds used to signal score changes. The birds were supposed to flutter for each goal, with different colors indicating which team scored. The scene turned chaotic as the referee struggled to keep control amidst the crowd and novelty act.
National Campaign to Uplift Blacks Conference Held in Durham
James E. Shedd of the National Religious Training School called a national conference of Black leaders to meet in Durham on July 4 1912. The gathering will discuss improving spiritual and civil conditions, temperance, education, law treatment, and relations between schools, teachers, and churches within the colored community.
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Durham
N.C
James E. Shetd
National
Relhed- Ous Training School
United States
Church
Fined for Spankine Son Winchester Va
Mrs Etuker Sem receives a fine in Winchester Virginia after a ruling on disciplining her five year old son. Court records indicate the case centered on corporal punishment and parental discipline within the home.
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Winchester
Mre
Etuker Sem
Henry White sermon on labor reforms in Worlds Work
In a September Worlds Work series Henry White, a labor leader, argues Knights of Labor policy waned before he helped form the National Garment Workers' Union. He cites restricting labor as aiding workers and claims shorter hours raise pay, noting the labor question became simpler.
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Henry White
Knights of Labor
National Garment Workers' Union
Laher
Mary Fields Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in Chester
Mary Fields, a resident of Chester, Pa, was arrested for the third time within a week on disorderly conduct charges. Police say she roams streets at all hours singing loudly, claiming vocal talent. Magistrate Stockman fined her $10 and ordered 30 days in county jail in default.
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Chester
Mary Fields
Ely
Magiskrate Stockman
Wild West Act 15 Fatal in Sacramento
A fatal incident in Sacramento centers on Roy being kicked on the hand by a pony while Hough hid nearby. Police report a chaotic scene as bystanders assisted and investigators began tracing the events leading to the death.
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Roy
Hough
Sacramento
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Supreme Court
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Viate
Bright
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Dutch Landers
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