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The Daily Bust Oregonian announces subscription rates for various terms including one year three months and six months. It notes sale points at the Oregon News Con Morrison Street Portland and lists Northwest News Co with bureaus in Portland and Chicago and an address on Fourteenth Street.
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Sharing Joy and Sorrow Across Brethren Eyes
Poem exhorting mutual kindness and empathy among kin and friends. It urges sharing both tears and laughter, noting health and goodness arise from compassionate fellowship and a wise balance of sorrow and joy.
Street improvements debated for Jackson street in East Oregonian voice
The East Oregonian discusses macadam versus hard surface street options for Jackson street. It urges North Siders to compare costs and durability with East Court and West Alta, noting winter floods, and endorses Mayor Matlock's proposal for a hard surface street with wide parking as a prudent path.
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Efficiency First in Public Officials Selection
The paper argues that technical fitness should outweigh geography in choosing public officials, a view that now appears to gain favor in Schenectady as the demand for efficiency dominates the discussion.
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Schenectady mayor hires best men for city jobs
The Evening Telegram of Portland admires Schenectady’s reform by filling municipal offices with the most capable people regardless of residence, paying a salary the city offers. The piece argues efficiency and merit drive better government and views Schenectady as a national test case in urban administration.
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A PARDONABLE STEP IN WESTERN HEMISPHERE POLICY
The article argues for U S moral influence to encourage South American cities to improve sanitation. It recalls a naval officer who died of yellow fever in Guayaquil while protecting American interests, prompting a warning to Ecuador about quarantine to safeguard Panama Canal workers. The piece warns against heavy intervention in internal affairs yet supports sanitary measures affecting commerce.
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Breaking Into Good Society and the Dictionary’s Role
A reading of Dr Johnson’s dictionary prompts reflection on dictionaries as essential, yet underused, tools next to the Bible. The piece notes how vocabularies form from reading and speech, the evolution of words like swipe, and hints at future changes as language and usage adapt.
Port governance under scrutiny amid danger to others
A fragment from a historical report criticizes a poorly governed port area described as a plague spot and a risk to surrounding communities, highlighting concerns over safety and governance.
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City Should Avoid Long Contracts With Utility
The city should not bind itself to long terms with Pacific Power & Light or other companies. It uses about $8000 of electricity annually and should be free to negotiate with any provider within a year or so. Private patrons need not sign long deals, and Pendleton must remain open to competition.
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Pendleton Poised for Busy Summer Building and Crops
Pendleton expects a heavy summer of construction with a strong crop outlook. General business conditions nationwide are favorable, placing Pendleton in splendid position.
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Paving Jackson Street Aims to End Dust Tornadoes
Proponents argue hard surface paving with parking on both sides would stop the dust storms that rise on the north side whenever vehicles travel the street at night. The proposal targets the dust problem and hopes to improve visibility and cleanliness for residents.
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Local Customer Praises Service Despite Personal Issue
A shopper notes that although she is unhappy with a person named Anna, she paid 65 cents for the service and received quality work. The remark includes sentiment about liking the service provider but not the person involved.
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