Subscription Rates Scrambled in Poorly Read Ad
An OCR fragment lists various subscription options with frequent misspellings and unclear terms. It references Daily and Weekly plans by mail or carrier, durations from one month to one year, and odd spellings like Bally and cory, suggesting a newspaper subscription pricing ad that is partially garbled.
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Cory
Santa Claus and Christmas Cheer in Atlanta Constitution
Poem excerpt recalling Christmas anticipation among children. Frantic wishful thoughts mix with playful images of stockings, reindeer bells, and Santa’s offerings. The verse celebrates hopeful joy and the patience of youngsters awaiting gifts, attributed to Frank L. Stanton.
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Santa Claus
National Irrigation Faces Senate House Opposition
The present Congress shows hostility to further reclamation funding and broader western irrigation plans. Eastern influences fear westward growth and New England control, while Taft and interior department support may unite western lawmakers to push existing projects and needed extensions forward.
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House
Reclaimation Service
Reclamation Service
Taft
Interior Department
Aldrich
Cannon
Call for 50,000 to fund inspectors against white slave trade
The article urges Congress to appropriate 50 000 for the Department of Commerce and Labor to employ inspectors who would target those involved in prostitution across state and national lines. It calls for federal indictments and convictions, while noting social workers' differing opinions on handling the issue. It condemns the trade as a despicable crime and suggests harsh punishment for those convicted.
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Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Pendleton Praised by Visiting Walla Walla Man
A well known Pendleton man returning from Walla Walla recounted observations about the Garden City versus Pendleton. He praised Pendleton for its size and dry climate, criticized Walla Walla for dilapidated buildings and limited sidewalks, and suggested Pendleton would advance further with traction facilities and investment.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Walia Walla
Public Interest Pushes Arbitration For Rail Strike
The public, reliant on railroads for freight especially in winter, favors settling the dispute between switchmen and railroad companies through arbitration. A national law compelling rail corporations to submit labor disputes to arbitration is argued as a remedy amid the threatening general railroad strike and enrichments strike.
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Enrichmen
Pendleton Seeks Traction System for Branch Asylum Site
If Pendleton can secure a traction system it will have a powerful argument for locating the branch asylum near the city. One improvement could trigger further gains in its tract and development prospects.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Seeks Growth Through Traction System
Citizens urged to support a traction system to help Pendleton grow. An emphasis on civic duty includes keeping sidewalks clear of snow in front of homes and businesses as part of communal effort.
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Pendleton
Two World Classes The Doers And The Won’t
A terse proverb-like reflection divides people into those who take action and those who do not. It contrasts capability with willingness, underscoring a simple division in approach, effort, and result. The piece emphasizes personal agency and choice.
Zelaya ang Ni caragua farce sparks bill push
A fragmented note reports a political theater piece titled Zelaya ang Ni caragua running about a week and prompting talk of a new bill. The readable lines show local commentary on governance and legislative response.
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Zelaya
Nicaragua
The Cussing Hart y and Mob Speech Parody
A Philadelphia style cartoonish tirade condemns excessive swearing and gutter talk. It cites public figures like Washington and Monmouth as exceptions and mocks vulgar language while urging self control and reform.
Booster brigade urged as city defends fund drive
A local editorial argues boosting charity should start at home and condemns persistent critics within the city. It calls every local Penitentiaryian to join the booster brigade and suggests dismissing whiners.
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Rea
Eye Specialist F A Clise Promotes Individual Lens Craft
Dont neglect your eyes when competent aid is in reach. Choose your eye specialist as you would your doctor for skill and practice. F A Clise has over 30 years fitting glasses and devotes full time to correcting defective vision. We grind our own lenses for each case using the latest testing methods. Office in the John Schmidt Building Main St.
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F. A. Clise
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