Subscription Rates Advance by Mail and Carrier
Fragmented OCR lists subscription rates for various terms including annual, monthly, and weekly options. The text mentions pricing differences by delivery method and duration, but lacks complete clarity on amounts or dates. The main takeaway is a catalog of rate options for mail and carrier delivery.
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Mall
Lip
Mami
Wall
Pally
Ally
Saat Ee
Pemi
Ma Sem Weebklr
Cis Monche
Emi
Draft administration fairness questioned in state
Up to the Adjutant General. The President’s draft law spirit is not observed in full. Men with strong exemption claims for dependents or occupational grounds are certified for service. In Umatilla County officials blame La Grande district board for not adopting promised stance, complicating local rulings and risking the draft’s success.
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United States
Army
la Grande
Umatilla
Oregon Draft Urges Fair Selective Service Action
Oregon officials especially the adjutant general should ensure a just first draft by selecting single, childless men over those with dependents or occupational exemptions. With only a few hundred needed from over 60,000 registrants, administrators must avoid errors and avoid harsh, tyrannical handling while pursuing accurate, humane justice.
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Oregon
Equity and Business Rule the Postage Change in Washington
The Senate adopted the McKellar amendment to create a zone system for second class mail. The plan replaces the flat rate, eliminating subsidies that favor eastern publishers and costly subsidies to government finances. It is a fair, logical step that will require guarded implementation to avoid abrupt hardship on firms formed under the old system.
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Senate
McKellar
Washington
New York
East Oregonian
Oregon
la Grande
Walla Walla
Curtis Company
Postal Department
Wilsons reply called to end Kaiser rule and future peace
The text argues that increasing charges should be met cheerfully for genuine service. It condemns favoritism and supports Wilson’s reply against Kaiserism. It states the Allies cannot peace with the Kaisers while enabling another modern onslaught, urging the US to back Wilson and to avoid repeating wartime slaughter. It mentions Senate cloture and political stance.
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Geoman
Wilson
Pope
Germany
Hohenzollerns
United States
New York
Kaiser
Milk Regulation Debate Highlights Oregon Dairy Law Text
Editor Oregonian notes that readers request the exact text of the 1017 dairy pasteurization law. The column discusses penalties for selling unpasteurized milk and exceptions for bulk deliveries, with the State Veterinarian and Dairy and Food Commissioner cited as authorities.
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Portand
Ore
Eau Oregonian
Legislative Assembly
Crenamaery
Letie
Stragon
Mickle Dairy and Food
Prominent Echo tragedy and legal notices aired 28 years ago
The Aug 30 1449 Echo Oregonian reports Jeane Athineen’s sudden fall from a cayude with injuries and a large brewing afterpriest backing a Pendleton saloonman. The Mor Phos household effects, a Pendleton train incident, and attorney J U Turner of Pretition are noted along with related figures and events.
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Prom
East Oregonian
Jeane Athineen
Echo
Pendetonia
Beyeen
Areck
Morphos
Marvin Turner
Ann
J. U. Turner
Friends of Mrs Freal Vincent Jr Recover from illness
The Portland Oregonian notes Mrs Freal Vincent Jr has recovered from a recent illness. Mire Vincent plans to leave Sunday for Memphis Tennessee to visit her brother John Richard Weaver Jr. in what appears to be a family notes column with multiple local references.
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Freal Vincent, Jr
Mire Vincent
Suniiy
Memphis
Tenn
John Richard Weaver, Jr
Portland Oregonian
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