Pendleton Oregon County Official Paper listing subscriptions
The document presents the East Oregonian Publishing Company notice from Pendleton Oregon recording daily weekly and semi weekly publication terms and subscription prices by mail and carrier for various durations and noting the paper’s second class mail status. It names formats including daily and weekly editions with different term prices and references to post office classification.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing
Bren Ct
Oes Ecdey
Baye Mail
V “Mail
Fragmentary Verse Fragments Identify Wise and Vagrant Truth
A set of disjointed lines speaks on wisdom and secrecy being challenged by others. The speaker notes that even the wisest may be confounded by another, and truth can appear as a ragged vagrant. The fragment hints at service and perception, with a jagged, unclear cadence.
Oregonian cheers budget for schools and state growth
The Oregonian defends legislative appropriations for normal school maintenance and state development. It argues taxpayers support educational institutions and criticizes wasteful spending by printers and county official salaries, urging pruning of needless expenses while funding schools.
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Oregon
Oregonian
Pritter
Where the Patty Lies Oregon Normal School Critique
A letter argues Oregon normal schools have long faced underfunding and low attendance. It claims diplomas lack statewide value unless graduates are preferred and calls for laws to require teachers to have normal training or equivalent schooling. The author supports maintaining three state normals to fit geography and needs.
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Oregon Normal
Political plea for state funding and growth
A critic argues against withholding funds for economic advancement, claiming such appropriations promote growth and that opposition is driven by politics or biased rhetoric. The author urges legislators to support righteous spending and ignore detractors.
South Carolina to honor heroic Confederate women with monument
The South Carolina legislature moves to erect a monument honoring the heroic women of the Confederacy and the New York Tribune bitter elite of the south. Proponents say it recognizes self sacrifice during four dark years and the desolate plantation era.
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South Carolina
The
New York Tribune
South
Southaralna
Reed
Heroam
Pendleton Guardsmen Parade at Armory Inspires City
Pendleton's dark national guard company showcased at the Armory Saturday, earning praise for spirit and personnel. The young guardsmen took an oath to serve the United States and Oregon, pledging loyalty amid expectations of future duty and defense.
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Pandeton
Dark National Guard
Cie Armory
United States
Oregon
Company L
Iake
Ite
America
National Guard
Trained volunteer army could be mobilized quickly if needed
The country would be able to muster a trained volunteer force with speed should it be required again.
Weston Faces Debate Over Normal School Site
Local residents debate Weston as a suitable site for a normal school while an interurban line from Walla Walla toward Pendleton appears nearing completion, signaling regional transport changes ahead.
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Weston
Walla Witla
Pendleton
Oregon Washington Education Comparison Looms This Summer
Tourists will compare Oregon and Washington this summer, with outcomes depending largely on legislative choices. Education quality and policy directions may influence perceptions and decisions among visitors and residents alike.
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Oregon
Washington
Eastern Oregon State Normal School receives praise from Oregonian
The text notes broad gratitude from eastern Oregon State Normal School and Willamette Valley figures toward the University of Oregon and local legislators. It highlights appreciation for contributors and the influence on regional education in Umatilla County.
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Oregon State Normal School
Oregonian
University of Oregon
Fragmented OCR sample on printer job and salary debate
An OCR fragment discusses appointing a governor linked superintendent for a printing office, with salary details and comparisons to national newspapers. It references the state and readers or subscribers, but the text is garbled and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
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Pitot Rock Record
Stu Shroud
Mts
Fragmentary note on New York politics and merchants
A garbled OCR fragment discusses New York politics and merchants in a distressed tone. Names and clear stakes are obscured, but hints at favoring a policy or candidate appear amid broken phrases about posters and commerce.
Neigtmonly Assistance and Normal Schools Debate
A garbled account discusses Neigtmonly Assistance and Normal schools in Oregon and the strain on financing. It notes the schools face political battles, funding shifts, and pressure from supporters in the legislature while reflecting broader debates over maintenance and state aid.
Oregon legislator fights to keep state normals open
Milton Bawtes states that the legislator will likely vote to abolish free state normal schools in Oregon. He argues these institutions greatly benefit teacher training and warns against removing any of them, urging protection for young Oregonians' opportunities.
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Sti
Eilenshure
Oregon
Normng
Milton Bawtes
State Normal Schoola
Spiritual Convergence Draws Morrow County Pulpits
A historic Sunday in Heppner and surrounding churches brought two earnest endeavors to the fore. Clergy from multiple congregations united in a solemn observance marking a notable spiritual first for Morrow County.
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Heppner
Retighius
Morrow
Valentine Message From Metropolitan
A period prose poem styled note speaks of a swift dove bearing a passionate message across a snow tinted land. The speaker blends romantic longing with heraldic imagery to invite a swift response.
Unreliable Dog Echoes Farmer and Sambo Banter
A comical scene from a 19th century magazine features a farmer calling to Sambo about an unreliable dog. The farmer insists the barking dog won’t bite, while Sambo replies with wary humor about when the barking might stop. The piece reflects language and attitudes of the period.
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Syevess Magazine
Reonemyy Quote Reflects Fashion and Frustration
A quip attributed to a judge notes how a woman drags a month’s mary along the street and then chastises her husband for failing to hike his trousers. The remark underscores social norms and sartorial expectations in public life.
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