Oresonian on sale at BH News Stands in Portland
Notice shows advertising details for Oresonian at BH News Stands Portland Oregon and Pendleton Postoffice filing deadlines. It notes second class matter and advertiser copy deadlines for Monday’s issue the preceding day.
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Oresonian
Hotel Porthand
Siete Pertins
Portland
Oregon
Bureang
Keington
M C
Mureau
Pendleton
Apy Ihee Lee Mat
Salvation Army Relief Work Praised in Pendleton Oregon
The Oregonian notes the Salvation Army in Pendleton provides unseen aid to dozen plus poor families. It pays rent and utilities, supplies clothing and groceries, and helps keep families from homelessness. The piece urges more community support, praising the Army as a major global relief organization.
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Salvation Army
Army
Belfi
Pendleton
UN Corpe
Baxi Oregonian
Penticton
Salvation Caf
Oregon
la Grande
Baker
City organization aids the poor through vast volunteer work
The group acts with extensive volunteer support to aid the needy not reached by other charities. It targets a deserving class and channels funds and services to uplift daily life, showing sustained commitment to welfare within the community.
State board to decide use of 10.90 appropriated funds
The article questions how the legislature will allocate a 10.90 appropriation for improvements. It notes the board considered 5,000 sufficient, yet the bill allowed double, and asks whether the surplus will be saved for 1906 or spread widely. It discusses the Salem Journal opinion on the state fair and the Oregon board’s plans amid various funding proposals and debates.
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Salem Journal
State Fair Board
Hue
Marion Counts
Senate
State Rule Board
Henry
Lee Kennan
Buff alo Bill divorce case described in lurid testimony
A Salt Lake Herald piece skirts both sides in the Cory divorce, praising Colonel Cody as a loving husband while contrasting Mrs Cody as volatile and prone to poison attempts. The account claims mounting evidence supports one side and urges the court to decide without hesitation.
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Salt Lake Herald
Buffalo Bill
Cory
Cheyenné
Colonel Cody
Ecamp
Lewinmeny
Faith and ships poem at New York lectures
A poem titled Faith was read at Thomas Needham’s Bible lectures in New York City and published after a lukewarm reception. Attributed to Mrs Mary Clark of New Bern NC, it uses a nautical allegory with ships named Hope Love Fatty Faith and ends with admonitions on grief and endurance. Also mentions the New York Press brief about the Woman’s Club laundry tip and names candidates for Oregon governor: C A Johns Le Patterson E B L Smith H E Ankeny W J Furnish.
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Thomas Needham
New York City
Mary Clark
Newhborne
N. C
Tim
New York Press
Theee
Oregon
C. A. Johns
Doherty
B le Patterson
Salem
EB. L. Smith
The
Dalles
H. E. Ankeny
Eugene
W. J. Furnish
Pendleton
Women and Men Suffer from Kidney and Bladder Trouble
An old warning advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims women's and men's misery alike, urges readers to request a free sample, and directs letters to Dr Kilmer and Company in Binghamton New York.
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Mil Free
Kilmer & Co
Binghmstor
N.Y
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