Daily and Weekly Mail Subscriptions Listed for Oregon
The notice lists subscription options for Daily and Weekly newspapers sold at the Oregon location, with prices and carrier or mail delivery terms. It mentions addresses in Portland and Washington, D C, and indicates agents and bureaus handling subscriptions for the Northern News Co and related offices.
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Splendid Measure Aimed at Controlling Penticton Liquor Trade
The city council last evening adopted a liquor ordinance designed to curb saloon power and reduce intemperance. It requires annual licenses with a $2000 surety bond, 10 p.m. closing except Saturdays, Sunday sale ban, no serving to intoxicated patrons, and limits on premises structure. The measure balances restrictions with compromises to ensure passage and retains some entertainment provisions.
City Hails Tight Liquor Ordinance For Revenue
The front will be opened to show the interior from the street and the ordinance promises annual revenue of 14400 for the city. Over the past two years Pendleton has already derived revenue from the liquor business. The law imposes harsh penalties to enforce provisions. Viewers say it was incumbent on the council to enact strict regulation after promises of regulation in exchange for repeal of prohibition. City officials are praised for earnest, honest work.
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East
Oregonian
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Thomas Nelson Page
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La Follette Deflects White House Court Courtship
Senator La Follette answered President Taft's request to discuss supreme court appointments with a single suggestion to name men who will interpret the constitution and the law with regard to the people’s interests. He implies Taft bears responsibility if the picks fail. He recalls past friction with Taft over principles and the Winona speech.
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Pendleton Liquor Ordinance Faces First Test After January
Commentary notes that Pendleton will put a strict liquor regulation into effect January 1. The piece argues enforcement will reveal the ordinance’s teeth, supports strong action against violators, and calls for officials to demonstrate effective regulation beyond the law’s text. It also mentions Ballinger-Pinchot reports on the secretary and urges readers to form their own conclusions.
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Climbing Toward The Higher Ideal In Poetic Line
A poem fragment reflects on enduring moisture and endless climbs toward a sublime ideal. The speaker laments that each crest reveals a higher summit, urging perseverance and striving as clouds and shadows fade behind the ascent. The imagery emphasizes ambition and unattainable perfection.
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A Christmas Text and Other Clippings From Scribner
A Christmas Text describes a grave man with weary eyes guiding children past wary churchgoers and issuing curt seat commands. The prose shifts to a modern dialogue about Joe Garland, then quotes verses on love and a lawyer’s witness tale, finishing with a wry note on husbands and jailers.
Hint on suggestion in literature by Harry Thurston Peck
The Century Club talk highlighted suggestion as more artistic than explicit statement. Peck warned direct praise of a hero can spark reader dislike, urging writers to imply excellence. A St Paul Dispatch quip about a boy and a knife illustrated humor on frugality and perception.
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City candidates urged to protect portrait quality
Chicago News argues for careful handling of candidate portraits to improve the city’s visual appeal. The editorial calls on political hopefuls to avoid careless images that distract from civic beauty.
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Sarsaparilla Cure Promised By Fort Wayne Woman
Miss Mabel F. Dawkins of 1214 Lafayette St Fort Wayne Indiana reports three years of catarrh and blood disease overcoming her illness after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She tried many doctors and remedies before two bottles restored her health and strength and she urges others to try Hood's. The ad promotes Sarsatabs in liquid or chocolate tablet form.
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Fort Wayne
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