Subscripton Advance Subscription Notes Listed
Fragmented OCR shows weekly and daily subscription terms with various durations. It mentions daily and weekly rates by mail and carrier, including several ambiguous phrases about months and three month periods, but details are unreadable. The text appears to be a list of subscription options rather than a cohesive article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally
Co Bally
Mal Telly
Coe Peer
A Delly
Carrier Weetly
Mall Beni
Goalp Man and the Endless Climb to Boston Port
A cryptic verse fragment speaks of pursuing a peak or goal with tireless effort. It mentions the idea of climbing toward an elusive summit and the joy found in the pursuit beyond material reward, anchored by the line Boston Port. as a distant motif. The text blends ascent imagery with a haunting dedication to persistent striving.
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Boston Port
Do The Magnates Want A Strike
Vents from the past days show railroad managers prefer a tie-up while pressuring settlement. The president proposed a compromise adopting the eight hour rule, accepted by Brotherhood officials though managers haggle. The Wilson plan could work if minor issues follow from experience, but owners push for action risking a national strike and blame. Wall Street motives loom in the backdrop as public fate hangs in balance.
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Brotherhood
Wall Street
Hearts and gunfire test of political leaders in 1900s West
The piece notes how a man’s true heart shows when under pressure as Hughes travels west facing opposition in Washington and California. Washington’s old guard battles Miles Poindexter, a progressive leader, while California regulars clash with Hiram Johnson, another progressive Republican, in a heated fight with the Bull Moose movement.
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Mr. Hughes
Washington
California
Washington Old Guard
Miles Poindexter
Hiram Johnson
Bull Moose
Hughes shuns progressives and shores up old guard
The piece argues that Hughes aligned with the old guard in California and Washington, excluding progressives like Johnson and Poindexter. It criticizes his favoritism toward Southern Pacific interests, warning that his perceived bias could cost progressive support and threaten Johnson's reelection. It also discusses arbitration in industrial disputes as a principle to be restored by due process and public rights, supported by New York World.
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Hughes
Old Guard
Poindexter
California
Hiram Johnson
United States
Johnson
Washington
Wilson
New York World
Auto campers loom large for Round-Up crowds
Reports indicate a record turnout for this year’s Round-Up with Sept 21 22 23 expected, as hundreds of autos flood in. Local officials warn multiple camping grounds are needed with water fuel and toilet facilities, noting the growing auto tourist business as a pressing challenge for the accommodations bureau.
Arbitration in Great Labor Dispute Demand for eight hour test
Railroad managers insist questions of wages hours and costs are submerged by the bigger issue whether arbitration is abandoned. President Wilson argues there is no arbitration and urges a practical eight hour day test under expert supervision with a report of facts and freedom to reopen the case after a period. Other issues would be submitted to existing arbitration methods.
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Mesopotamia
Wilson
28 Years Ago Today Fires and Thefts Noted In Pendleton
A Newt items recounts incidents from last night and earlier in Pendleton including a room 17 Bowman House fire quickly smothered, a thief stealing a sack of chickens from E J Horton's hen house, and witnesses noting persistent law enforcement activity. Also mentioned are visits of Miss Kate Ollery, a Pendleton sister, and officials discussing the coming C and W railroad. A Desolation Jake note lists local names. the Oregonian and Pacific Haprese exchange sharp criticisms about political stances and press integrity.
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Dail East
Pendleton
Willamette Valley
Chapman
Board of Trade
G. W. Hunt
Pendleton Coquille
W. T
George Murray
Mor- Tass
Desolation
jake—Mise
Josylin Foulkes
Misa
Florence Despain
Harry Dickson
Wirt Milner
Mr. Carter
Pendleton Seeks State Normal School in Oregon
The Ontario Dermsocrats oppose most initiative measures but support establishing a state normal school for Eastern Oregon at Pendleton. Leaders urge the Pendleton petition to secure trained teachers in a well equipped program, stressing the need for a new school to serve the region.
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Hadeney
Oregon
Pendleton
Eodoreet
Pendleton Perpords
Eho
Borden Lane Arctic Party Wrecks Near Matthews Island
An Arctic expedition led by Borden-Lane wrecked near Matthews Island after a rough landing. Most explorers hailed from Seattle and Western points, with several members aboard the Borden-Lane vessel. The group reported a safe landing but faced extensive damage and disorganization.
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Borden-Lane Arctic Party
San Francisco
McCahonk
Borden-Lane
Seattle
Wertern Pointe
Ukiah Pioneer Called By Death
Mrs G. M. dehns aged 1, believed to outlive three nots and boor clottres. Held at Colle Mace. Gitte M. Jah, two cents. Ukiah shoe out, her three husbands and four children pose away at the home of Frone Billbert rentering a viking. The descendant, who war Ft tent of ote in New Toth ty 924.
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G. M. Dehns
Colle Mace
M. Jah
Ukiah
Frone
Billbert
New Toth
Fragmented obituary fragment from Ukiah notice
In 1843 she married John Candman and moved to Wisconsin. Later she wed A NX Markham and moved with him to Walla Walla. She later married TM Jielins. Four children survived her. The remaining family were taken to Walla Walla for burial. A funeral is planned at the Seventh Day Adventist church on College Place. She had been a member of that church for forty years.
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John Candman
Wisconon
A. NX
Markham
Walla Walla
Walle Walla
College
Chicago Freight Handlers Strike Report From 1900s Text
A damaged OCR fragment describes a Chicago freight handlers strike. It mentions dozens of workers and depots such as the Burlington and Quincy, with complaints about pay and working conditions. The report notes protests, possible labor action, and impacts on shipments and distribution. The piece references workers including men and women and hints at union activity and outcomes.
Farmers Elevator Project Begun by Union Company
The Farmers' Union plans to start construction of a new grain elevator with 100,000 bushel capacity at an unnamed location. Contractor Lanis and Ault Lette Kane are noted, with emphasis on a steel framework, belts, and machinery. The article cites Mr. Shain predicting numerous prior erecting experiences and continued operation of handling grain in bulk.
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Te 'Ake
Farmers’ Union
Onin Arenes
Groces
Br &D
Shain Hie
Fragmented World War II Note From Fort Totten
A garbled field note mentions Fort Totten and distant ships. It references ships, decks, war aims, and possible bombardment of New York, with unclear phrases about airborne action and mountain warfare. The readable portions suggest a discussion of military threats and defense concepts during a wartime context.
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Boras BM Security Bulliteg
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Toama
The
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Prohibition
Pendleton Normal
Ontario
Dermsocrats
Baer
Baring Sea
St Mattinow
Daily Newspaper
Chigago
Sudfilen Vaikt
Nike
Bingo
Burlington
Qiliey
Fife
Strock
Thabane
Vladimett
Ae Remry
Ieee
Eney
Weil
Sele Luke Company
Hani
Heald and
Ernbeotverye
Cheverty
Poole
Fort Totten
Long Island
New York
American N National
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Kansas City-St. Louis
Yellowstone National Park
Gardiner Gateway
Witrante
Aquerica
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
A. D. Charlton
Hayden Lake
Moat Beautiful Spot
Spo Kane
Walter Adams
Ore
Obe
Montana Points
Meturn
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