Partial Print License Fragments From Oregon Publication
Fragmented OCR shows multiple subscription rates and agency lines for East Oregonian and Northwest News Co. including mailing options by year and by month, plus addresses and press bureau references. It appears as a rough roster of distribution details rather than a cohesive article.
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Oerae East Oregonian
Toeiee, Hears Co
Morrison Street
Northwest News Co
Portland
D. C
N. W
Harbinger of spring sings on leafless spray
A March Farm Journal verse paints a bluebird singing amid gray skies and late winter cold. The lone traveler from the south brings a glimmer of warmth as violets sleep and grass is slow to grow, yet the sweet song carves away weariness.
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March Farm Journal
Which Will They Favor in Umatilla County Road Work
Umatilla County eyes private sector style road work for efficiency and economy. Judge Maloney backs three roadmasters who lead crews on site, with camps to keep men working day and night, replacing the old traveling roadmaster system and cutting costs while reducing graft risks. The March decision will reveal the commissioners choice between efficient plans and wasteful practices.
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Dolig
Umatilla
Maloney
Judge Maloney
Powder day fortifies canal work despite threats
International peace extremists failed to halt the Panama Canal fortification efforts. The United States plans to spend substantial new dollars on preparations for the large defense project, aiming to avoid any risk to the completion of the work and its strategic value.
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Panama Canal
Sam
Fortify Panama Canal to deter war and protect Pacific coast
From a Pacific coast view, fortifying the canal is essential though costly. The government refuses to maintain a Pacific fleet or fortify the coast beyond modest needs, despite greater war risk from the Orient. Fortification aims to deter blockade or capture, possibly keeping the nation out of conflict. Peace talks aside, Uncle Sam must keep powder dry.
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Pacific
Panama Canal
Sam
Governor West earns early praise for reform and veto use
In two months in office Governor West earns high marks for reforming the state printer’s pay to a flat salary and using his veto power to strike unnecessary bills. The measure shields the treasury, reducing worries of liberal appropriations, and shows energy, judgment, and courage in early tenure.
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West
Stanfield Sunday School Talk Sparks Legal Reference
The Stanfield community heard a Sunday school talk on Saturday with echoes of the Furnish Coe litigation. The remarks contrasted with prior lawyerly discussions from Stanfield Inte, focusing on religious instruction rather than legal matters.
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Stanfield
Inte
Furnish-Coe
Local residents endure cold night with five above readings
Local people shivered through a frigid night though the thermometer barely rose to five above zero. The piece notes the unseasonable chill and jokes about becoming regular Californians.
Soap Bubble Fountain Dazzles at Brussels Exposition
A prominent European soap maker unveiled a soap bubble fountain at Brussels. It yields a continual rainbow colored bubble flow illuminated by electric lights. The display creates a moving diamondlike field, producing 17,600 bubbles per minute and 25,344,000 bubbles per pound of soap.
Alligator Skin Bag Joke At Shop
In a shop a famous actress asks for an alligator skin traveling bag. The clerk has smooth leather instead. The actress complains about wrinkles. The dealer quips that wrinkles are out and the correct bag comes from a mas aged alligator.
Wireless politics and public cautions echo through era
The text mocks evolving wireless politics and public figures, noting society’s shift from burning witches to roasting politicians. It contrasts sharp observers with foolhardy zeal, warns about misjudging marrying, and hints at value misperceptions. It mentions Vice Consul Holt filing charges for public reference and cites a New Chilean loan oversubscribed in London after one hour on January 22.
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George EB. Holt
Eastern Telegraph Co
Tangier
Morocco
European
Bureau of Manufactures
London
Just About Women Singers of Virtue and Service
A Detroit Free Press verse extols on the noble role of women who rise at dawn, manage households, cook, mend, and support family through trouble with patience and resilience, celebrating female virtue and daily labor as the nation’s best bet.
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Detroit
Outdid Them, George Vanderbilt, Civil War Captain
George Vanderbilt, captain of company I, Tenth New York cavalry, was known as a brave officer and practical joker. Near Warrenton Virginia he received a note claiming the Sixteenth Pennsylvania chaplain would baptize twenty five soldiers at 2 PM and planned to outdo them with a thirty man detail at 1 PM, turning the event into a lighthearted challenge.
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George Vanderbilt
Tenth
New York Cavalry
Warenton
16Th
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Tenth New York Cavalry
Pennsylvania
New York
Elopement Dreams Clash With Wealth in Browning’s Magazine
In Browning’s Magazine a disappointed Rodolphus pleads with Clementine to elope. He admits her father’s consent is blocked by wealth and status. Clementine remains firm, choosing duty over poverty as he abandons the luxurious home.
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Rodolphus
Ead
Clementine
Browning
Men and Cigars. A Cigar Salesman On Stage
A cigar salesman, mistaken for a man of cloth, delivers a platform talk about men and cigars. He notes wrappers may mislead about contents, compares two-for specials to 60-centers, and warns that all men and cigars, good or bad, end in ashes. He emphasizes inner value over outer show and ends with a universal fading of all.
Wrong Viewpoint on a Train to St Paul
Zach Mctjee, famed for nationwide campaign pieces on voters, rides a morning train toward St Paul and a stranger inquires about the distance to Minneapolis. The man mentions a basketball game this afternoon. The exchange hints at self-made lives and neighborly influence.
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Zach Mctjee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
McGhee
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