Local Newspaper Ad Fragments Offer Short Subscriptions
Fragmentary OCR shows an ad for daily, three month and one month newspaper subscriptions with unclear pricing and terms. Readers are urged to review the readable bits for possible renewal options and rates.
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Mall
Math
Malle
Weather and Joy Theme in Classic Folk Verse
Fragmentary poem lines celebrate Joy in the elements with rhythm and weather imagery. The piece encourages open windows and dancing in outdoor scenes, crediting East Crepontan Pub Co as the publisher.
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East Crepontan Pub. Co
Heart of the Treaty drives League covenant debate
The standard argument centers on Article 10 of the League covenant and Lodge’s reservations. The piece argues Article 10 protects members against external aggression while Lodge would limit U S obligations, risking a return to old alliances and undermining peace efforts. It notes Wilson’s stance, warns against nullifying the league, and highlights public exhortations for civic action amid broader international concerns.
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League of Nations Covenant
League
Lodge
Wilson
United States
Congress
Germany
Pacific
Western Hemisphere
America
World League
Senate
Hall of Milton Haste visit noted and awards listed
A 1882 East Oregonian item reports Pendleton Cowalin in Takoma City for 94.50 a barrel and mentions Penland’s return from Sherman county. It notes Teele Eure Webb informing Frank Frasier of two feet of snow in Grande, and records bird sanctuary medal awards to Tichenor for 1979 and pledges by 461 people across four states to stop bird slaughter, with 625 019 acres pledged.
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Pendleton
Dalton
Penland
Sherman County
Teele
Eure Webb
Frank Frasier
Willamette Valley
Permanent Life Protection Fund
Tichenor
United States
Inooll
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
California
Munn
Jin
Deputy U S Marshal Awaits Medal For Bird Sanctuary Work
Seattle high school girls vote in favor of regulated dress amid local debate on school attire. Lawrence, advisor, defends policies while some charge officials loosen standards. Balloting shows mixed support for uniform requirements. district weighs compulsory rules as district officials arrive.
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U. S
Seattle
Uae
Chan Hao
Frank
Tichener
Work of Crawfish Undermines Dam at Bend
Feb 2 flood damage followed gopher-like borings in an earthen dam area by crawfish at the Berd Water Light & Power Co plant near Bend. Floodwaters swept away weakening sections while 200 volunteers and firefighters worked to shore the breach with timbers. A cofferdam will be built and a concrete wall replaces the earthen dike. The old dam was compromised.
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Vie Holte
OTU Mtno
Firet
Setahalarna Broveht Min
Beni
Meacham suspect is home on bail in small town note
Meacham Feb 3 A Meacham area man once held in Portland on charges returned home on bail to attend business. Local residents Welch Cosay and Shepard were seen in La Grande, with others from Pendleton and Kamela noted for visits, damages to a summer cottage found after Carfey party.
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Oregonian
Meacham
Welch
Mim
Dona Reed
Frank Carfey
Pendleton
Marlin Hotel
Mr. Carfey
Ehloe
Alea Motion Jack
Mr. Evans
Guy Nordeen
Aguil
Boi
Kamela
Sore Vhitors
Mr. Flancher
Poe
John Barker
J.D. Casey
Nas A Menger
Mrs. Morris
Mr. Quinn
Weatherby
Mr. Mahee
Roy Barker
Anna Loark
la Grande
African explorer and author dies in Chattanooga mystery
Richard Te Garner, an African explorer and author who once claimed to have found sounds resembling a monkey language, died in a Chattanooga hospital after a sudden illness at a hotel. His identity was unknown until after death. In another note, Senator Watson said there is no fundamental difference between socialism and bolshevism in response to a senate question.
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Chattaxnooga
Tenn
Richard Te Garner
Garner
Watson
Senate
Sald
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Calomel Substitute
The ad touts Olive Tablets by Dr Edwardes as a safe calomel substitute that cleanses the bowels and liver without sickness or pain. It claims the vegetable compound with olive oil yields no dark tongue or bad breath and promotes better health with nightly use.
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Br. Eatard
Dr. Edwardes
Edwards
Triple Size Super Hen Eggs Stir Conviction
In Cleveland a report discusses a hen laying eggs triple in size, with notes on breeding plans and market prices. Boston delegates attend the 30th annual convention of the National Poultry Association, and attention turns to reducing egg prices to near current moulting costs.
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Alten T. Trees
Boston
Preelient
Nariona! Peuley Exe & Mutter Association
Dr King’s New Discovery Adclaims Family Cold Remedy
An old advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery as the cure for colds flu cough and croup. It touts fifty years of reliability and nationwide popularity with a $1.20 price, urging a bottle for every medicine cabinet.
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Dr. King
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