Daily Nast Oregonian subscription and delivery terms
Fragmented OCR lists subscription rates and delivery options for The Daily Nast Oregonian. It mentions daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly plans, by carrier and mail, with prices like 7.50 for yearly and various multiple months options. Also notes sale locations in Portland and addresses of news firms and a security bureau.
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Dally
Palty
Danly
Mall
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Wokly
Daily Nast
Oregonian
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Oregon News Co
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Portland
Oregon
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Water rights debate behind West Extension support
The letter defends the paper and local Commercial Club against claims of lacking zeal for water users. It notes the group endorsed the West Extension and urged the U.S. government to protect old settlers’ irrigation lands, emphasizing local rights and welfare.
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Commercial Club
United States
Lindas
Thia
Hood's Sarsaparilla Credited For Nervous Prostration Cure
Miss Minerva Remslager of Upper Bern Pennsylvania describes years of nervous prostration and dietary intolerance before Hood's Sarsaparilla brought relief and recovery. The ad touts pure blood benefiting nerves and urges purchase of the liquid or Sarsatabds tablets.
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Minerva Remslager
Upper
Bern
Hood
Lowell peace resolution aids river irrigation effort
The East Oregonian backs Judge Lowell’s brief resolution as a soft, conciliatory gesture to aid irrigation enterprises downstream. The piece criticizes Burgess for attacking the Commercial club’s action and defends the club’s role in uniting local effort, calling Pettifogger claims unfounded.
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Lowell
Ie State Water Board
Alto
Judge Lowell
Senator Burgess
Burgess
Commercial Club
Playing With Death A warning after Myrick tragedy
A gun misused in a Myrick station incident led to the death of Arp and lifelong sorrow for young Breding. The piece urges strict safety, noting even unloaded firearms must not be pointed at people and urging hunters and officers to model careful handling.
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Myrick Station
Newspaper Roast Of Hawkes Says Governor Not Responsible
Critics rail at Governor West over a prisoner Hawkes called an honor man. Prison records show Hawkes was released under an indefinite sentence by Governor Chamberlain years ago. West had never heard of him and bore no responsibility for his actions.
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Hawkes
Chamberlain
West
Incident shows bias in press and public affairs
The text argues that truth is secondary to sensational reporting aimed at discrediting an 80 year old man. It mentions presumptions ads for public service, opposition from machine politicians and big business, and awaiting government action on the Coyote cutoff and West Extension. It notes railroad interests and western county settlers awaiting Uncle Sam's decision amid delays.
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Coyote
Uncle Sam
Deliy
No War Talk With Flussia Amid Cold Season
The note cautions against declaring war on Flussia while temperatures remain frigid. It emphasizes current conditions and urges restraint due to harsh weather. The message reflects a cautious stance on international conflict during an icy period.
Early shoppers get the best bargains and service
Early shoppers enjoy the best items and prompt service from store staff, while those who wait until the last day face limited choices and poorer assistance.
If you must point a gun point it at the ground or at the sky
A terse safety maxim advises that when handling firearms the muzzle should be aimed toward the ground or away from people to reduce the risk of accidental discharge. It emphasizes disciplined handling and adherence to basic gun safety rules.
Harold’s venture from nothing builds a chicken empire
In a tale from November Lippincott’s, eighth grader Harold borrows five dollars from his father to start a chick en house. He hires boys, borrows more, and by nine months reports daily egg and meat gains while narrating a plan to become a millionaire despite his mother calling it dishonest.
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Harold
Haro
Thomas L. Masson
November Lippincott
Hobgoblins Visit At Night Poem Recited
A playful poem describes hobgoblins rattling windows and creeping on snow at night. It urges children to sleep safely, recalling a mother’s reassurance that hobgoblins never come to bed and shadows stay away. The verse uses rhythmic, haunting imagery to evoke nighttime fears and bedtime comfort.
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Snck
Hopkins Bryn Mawr ties in Wilson biography
In World's Work December installment, William Bayird Hale notes the close link between John Hopkins and Bryn Mawr College. Wilson, a Hopkins graduate, took his first teaching post at Bryn Mawr, where many Johns Hopkins men joined as inaugural faculty. Some critics mocked Bryn Mawr as "Johani Hopkins."
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William Bayird Hale
Woodrow Wilson
John Hopkins
Bryn Mawr College
Wilson
Hopkin
New College For
Johns Hopkins
Institution For
Pryn Mawr
Johanni Hopkins
An Unanswerable Argument At The Great House
A Poor Relation attends a formal function despite lacking an invitation. The First Gentleman in Waiting refuses entry after questioning the lack of a card. The Poor Relation quips I’m nobody, but the doorman misses the humor and turns him away. From November issue of Lippincott's.
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Lippincott
Fragmented local story notes unclear roles and trailing details
A recently published story fragment lacks clear roles or actions with ambiguous phrases. Readable elements hint at event coverage but no decisive actors or outcomes are discernible from the surviving text.
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