Fragmentary Retail Notices From Portland Newspaper Stand
OCR fragment lists multiple Portland news stands and bureaus including Imperial Hotel News Stand on Washington Street at Sixth and J oan News Co. It references ON FILE AT a Bureau and security contact in Washington DC, with scattered street addresses and unclear abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalm
Reswern News Co
Portland
Oregon
Washington St
6Th Imperial Hotel
Joan News Co
D. C
Boreas
Fourental Eameet
X. W
Classified subscription rates by mail and carrier
Fragmented pricing lines show various subscription terms including annual and monthly options by mail and by carrier. Recurrent references to weekly, six months, four months, and one year guesses at delivery methods and pricing.
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Dally
Ally
Teelly
Toadly
Copperfield martial law ruling reinforces executive power
Judge Anderson in Copperfield upholds the legality of martial law as an executive tool, stating courts cannot curb wartime or labor order measures. Governor West acted like other governors in enforcing order against lawless saloonmen, with public opinion and civil liability acting as checks. The piece argues excessive military rule is not a danger here, but ineffective civil enforcement is. The governor’s victory may spur authorities to uphold duty. Chiddock.
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Anderson
Copperfield
Executive Department
West
Brightening Commercial Pulse Echoes in Washington Policy
In commercial circles a brighter mood returns with new Washington policy. Steel trades show recovery with firmer prices and higher utilization. Cotton goods demand rises as shelves clear. Woolens emerge from tariff shock with improved mills producing competitive fabrics. Oil syndicates wage a quiet war while Mexicans handle fighting. Open winter prompts Oregon towns to discuss Fourth of July events. Governor West proves law enforcement can be legal and effective.
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Washington
By the Scissors Heard in Boston Street Vendors
A quick look at Arlo Bates’s Boston street cries as reprinted in New England Magazine shows many calls still echoing while others faded. Vendors of waffles charcoal fruit and vegetables kept lively slang, with some cries oddly musical and occasional misread expletives clarified in court tales.
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Boston
Arlo Bates
New England
District Court
Mr. Bates
Fish hawkers cries of old New England markets
The piece recounts historic street vendor calls such as Buy a job and Fresh eggs Fresh Cape eggs, dozen for a quarter, noting their regional flavor and enduring value for researchers of antiquities, with Bates documenting these cries as authentic artifacts of 19th century commerce.
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New England
Bates
Paying Your Wife in the 1900s Discusses Female Economic Independence
A February Woman's Home Companion extract argues for women's economic independence at home and in business, noting many women work and that some critics call certain homemakers parasitic, though such cases are said to be limited.
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Woman's Home Companion
Heppner Rose Grower Offers 16000 Open Ground Roses
Harry Cummings of Heppner Oregon advertises 16000 roses ready for immediate delivery grown in open ground on own roots and 170 varieties. Customer color preferences honored with guaranteed true to label stock and exchanges plus ten premium roses for any order error. references J L Vaughan electrician with over 50 roses in his yard.
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Heppner
J. L. Vaughan
Mr. Vaughan
Harry Cummings
The Value Of Women Earning Their Own Money
A discussion on how wage earning changes women's status and independence. It contrasts cash earnings with barter in kind for home workers, noting paydays boost self respect, dignity, and perceived worth. It argues independence in spending, not reliant on husbands, improves morale and purpose.
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Pendieton
East Oregonian Publishing CO
United Ire Association
Long
Mien
Chicago News
Chddock
Wilson
Henry Clews
DR. Pierce
Invalids Hotel
Buffalo
Medical
Omen
Frege
Papreaom
Hostetter
Pendleton, Oregon
Irvington
State Hotel
Cor. Webb and Cottonwood Bro
Pendleton, Ore
A. H. Cox
Mgr
Bond Brothers
Pendleton
J.J. Wodaege
Vo Uns Plumbing
the Bank of Personal Service
The
American National Bank
Electric and
J.L. Vaughan
Main Street
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