Distant Newspaper Notice From Oregon Paper Rates
Fragmented OCR lists subscription rates and carriers for Sally Pauly Wally and other names. It mentions weekly and semi weekly mail options, one year and several month commitments, and references The Daily East Oregonian and Oregon News Co in Portland.
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Eabt “DaiGos 1A
Sally
East
Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Portland
Northwest News Co
Chicai
Mattheea CC
Baresa
Proud offspring of the shore and sea poem excerpt
An emphatic poem excerpt by Thayer extols Loveland as a proud seaboard power. It recalls industrial strength, resilience after destruction, and a pledge to defend sea supremacy, urging shelter for those at risk and unwavering national resolve. The verse culminates with a defiant vow to retain dominance over the western seas.
Real Superintendents and the Huntington Bill
Representative Huntington favors a county wide supervision bill that would create a county educational board led by the county school superintendent. The plan would place 20 or more districts under each supervisor and add expense. The piece argues the root problem is that county superintendents are political appointees and underpaid, often lacking qualified educators, unlike city systems that hire on merit from broader areas. The East Oregonian advocates adopting a merit based, nonlocal model for rural districts similar to urban practice.
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Huntington
Oregon
Pendleton
East Oregonian
County superintendent should be employed not elected
The county should hire the county superintendent rather than elect him and place the office under a county court or an elected style board, with a clerk for small tasks. The superintendent would oversee rural schools, set schedules, visit schools, and stay in contact through correspondence, acting as a real supervisor rather than a mere figure.
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Jin
Field pea promises profits for eastern Oregon wheat regions
Farmers in Umatilla county are urged to watch the field pea as a promising crop to raise profits and land values. Experiments at Moreland and Union stations show potential, with notes that timing and moisture management affect results but overall field peas could replace bare fallow and boost soil fertility in eastern Oregon wheat areas.
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Umatilla
Oregon
Union
Anhng
Robert Withycombe
Senator Burgess Questions on Oregon System Vote
In a county race a senator labeled Burgess voted No on the Albee resolution to endorse the Oregon system. He had campaigned for statement No. 1 and touted his support, prompting questions about political consistency between campaign stance and governing decisions.
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Oregon
Senator Burgess
Burgess
Pendleton Round-up contracting starts for September show
The Portland Oregonian notes contract work has begun for Pendleton's next Round-up in September. It recalls Pendleton's prior wild west show and hints the upcoming event aims to surpass last fall's exhibition, inviting attendance and anticipation.
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Pendleton
Portland Oregonian
Ste
London publisher guilty of libel against king
A London publisher was found guilty of libeling the king and must serve a year in prison. The case raises questions about whether the publisher truly bet George.
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London
George
Leisurely Dining Says Americans Rush Meals
The Atlanta Journal notes a hotel proprietor’s view that Americans eat too quickly. In Europe dinner is a long evening ritual, while here meals are hurried. The piece argues at least one meal daily should be relaxed, with dinner or supper spared from haste for health and enjoyment.
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Atlanta Journal
Europe
Banqueting Etiquette Pleasures And The Art Of Dining
A reflective dip into banquet culture notes that hearty meals spent with talk and laughter aid mood and digestion. The author praises relaxed Roman dining with couchlike seating, urges slower meals, and extols sleep and meals as keys to happiness, longevity, and good work.
Hill of Tara Sale Attracts Wide Curiosity
The Butte Miner notes growing public interest in a contemplated sale of the Hill of Tara. While details are not public yet, the potential sale resonates with many Americans due to Tara's deep ties to Irish history, song by Thomas Moore, and enduring romantic associations with Ireland.
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Butte
Hill of Tara
Hill of
Tara
Emerald Isle
Thomas Moore
Ireland
East and West views on Christianity and Hinduism
The piece contrasts Protestant wealth and power with Hindu emphasis on spiritual fate over worldly results. It notes Hindus accept divine plans amid plague, famine, or political ruin, while Christians often test faith by wealth or health. The author cites Price Collier’s The Gateway to India in Scribner February.
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India
Price Collier
Scribner
Humble Brag Turns Into Data Tribute Jest
In a witty exchange an Englishman says Americans enjoy humbugging others while an American retorts that they dislike being handed the short end but admire clever schemers and humorously admits their data is valued. The banter reflects cross Atlantic humor.
Sarsaparilla Claims Health Boost and Cure All
The ad promotes Sarsaparilla as a remedy for all humors catarrh and rheumatism and claims it relieves fatigue restores appetite cures paleness and nervousness while rebuilding the whole system. Available in liquid form or as Sarsatabs chocolates.
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