Oregon News Co. ad listing on sale locations
An item lists The Daily Enat Oreconlants kept on sale at Oregon News Co 329 Morrison Street Portland Oregon and Northwest News Use Portland 0 Chio Bureau 909 Security Building Washington D C Bureau 501 Fourteenth erect N W.
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Northwest News
Chio
Security
Wagton
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Fourteenth Erect
N. W
Four Leaf Clover Bleses Morning Hearth
A verse-like line recalls finding a four leaf clover on a green meadow rug before the sunlit hearth. The speaker muses on luck and happiness as a quatrain of good fortune and joy.
Taft and Wilson on Prosperity and Leadership
The piece contrasts Taft and Wilson speeches on prosperity and government control. Taft argues for broad-based prosperity supported by teamwork, while Wilson calls for freeing government and business from private control to restore individual opportunity and free economic course. The question asks which is wiser and which path for leadership.
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Detroit
Wilson
Questioning the Advocate of Free Current Reform
A reader asks about the man who would end artificial advantages that favor a few and promote a freer flow of the current to let all receive the fair rewards of their labor.
Progressive platform outlined by Oregon congressional candidate
Jerry Rusk, the Republican candidate for Congress in eastern Oregon, declares himself a genuine progressive. He argues reforms favored by liberals in both parties, highlighting his four years in the legislature as a defender of the Oregon system and direct primaries. The piece contrasts him with rival Cochran, urging progressives to support Rusk and reactionaries to back Cochran.
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Congress
Oregon
Jerry Rusk
la Grande
Rusk
Messrs Rusk
Cochran
Neighbors Promote Pen Mar and La Grande Development Meet
Local La Grande businessmen on a Western Oregon tour showcase booster spirit for Penicillin and La Grande. They are promoting the Round-Up and the Oregon Development League session in La Grande, urging residents to send a strong delegation and reciprocate neighborly support.
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la Grande
Oregon
Penficton
Grande Ronde Valley
Oregon Development League
la Granda
Aid to Taft Shapes Republican Split in 1912
A La Follette led progressive faction remains the influential voice in the Republican liberal wing. Cummins presence likely fragments Taft opposition. If conventions unite Roosevelt Cummins and La Follette delegates, Taft's nomination may be aided.
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la Follette
Cuminins
Taft
Roosevelt
Cummins
Annual election of officers by the Commercial club
The Commercial club plans its annual officer election, a routine civic event, but this year the process has crept up quietly and may go overlooked by members and the public alike.
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Commercial Club
Medford Round-Up shout linked to Cr Ci Rader
The East Oregonian speculates that Cr. Ci Rader was part of the Medford crowd that yelled for the Round-Up, tying the individual to the protest.
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The
East Oregonian
Cr. Ci" Rader
Medford
Call for aid to the deserving poor by the fortunate
The piece urges the better off to help the needy in any feasible way, emphasizing collective charity and cheerful support for those less fortunate. It reflects a social exhortation to humanitarian action and community responsibility.
Umatilla Morrow Poultry Show Planned Next
One of the upcoming events is the annual Umatilla Morrow county poultry show, set to showcase local flocks and breeding stock with exhibitors from the region.
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Umatilla- Morrow County
Pendleton Slogan Debate Shows Mixed Messages
A local slogan debate highlights two phrases with conflicting signals. Pendleton residents weigh a "Pendleton work for Pendleton borers" line against a controversial "married men come first" slogan as community sentiment splits.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Jnaborers
Pyrrhus the Great King Who Fell to a Woman
A historical sketch recounts Pyrrhus of Epirus dying during the sacking of Abios after early triumphs in Greece and Italy. It notes his rise to power in Macedonia, Tarentum’s plea for aid against Rome, and his victories at Heraclea and Arculum before an unexplained pause in his pursuit of glory.
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Rome
Abios
Epirus
Cacedonia
Greece
Tarentum
Italy
Trome
Heraclea
Arculum
Apulia
Pyrrhus the Brilliant Gambler of War and Fate
The account surveys Pyrrhus life from his three-year Sicilian sojourn to his 276 return and final Greek campaigns. It notes Rome’s Beneventum defeat, his Macedonian victory, and his death at forty six after Peloponnesus. Niebuhr praises his charm and genius, while critics mark his missed follow ups.
Man rides cow at Crescent roundup ends with broken nose
Frank Ritchey of the Emmetts tried cow riding after watching Roundup pictures. He mounted a cow at a slaughter house, twisted its tail for bucking, but the animal bucked him harder. He lost balance, hit a fence, and the cow struck him in the nose, fracturing it. Dr. Smith treated the injury and Ritchey planned to ride again.
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Frank Ritchey
The
Emmetts
Frank
the Crescent
Slaughter House
Hotfoot Mollie
Pendleton
Bucking Contests and Ritchey to Attend Next Fall
Eligible riders vie for entry in the greatest show on earth as Ritchey plans to attend next fall for fancy riding demonstrations with Wilson Brock of Pendleton and others.
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Wilson Brock
Pendleton
Ritchey
Disused Manchester church sale hints at conversion fate
The article notes a disused Manchester church offered for sale may be transformed into a theater or lecture palace. It cites South London examples where historic churches became amusements, such as The Ring at Surrey Chapel and Sutherland Chapel, now a cinematograph theater, reflecting a trend of repurposing worship spaces.
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Manchester
London
Surrey
Blackfriars Road
Rowland Hill
Sutherland
Walworth Road
Andrews
John Ruskin
Coventry Patmore
Hanover Chapel
Rye Lane
Government Takes Over All Great Britain Telephone Lines
The new year marks government control of all British telephone lines, ending private ownership in England. The system serves about 120,000 government subscribers and 600,000 private lines prior to the shift, reflecting a broader move toward paternalism. Public relief in London totaled nearly 20 million dollars last fiscal year, underscoring government reach beyond communications.
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Great Britain
England
London
Local Government Board
Batttles
Roston Advertiser
Mixed Up on the Animals in Pageant of London Characters
The heralds will be down on Geo Morrow for the treatment of Hoory V In the Pageant of London Characters prefixed to Wilfred Whitten London Stories the first part.
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Heralds
Geo. Morrow
Hoory V
Heraldry critique on king’s horse trappings and the Three Lions
The London Chronicle argues the lions on the king’s horse trappings are in the wrong heraldic position, a retreat sign called Coward. It objects to crowning lions and the use of a white feather by the Agincourt victor, urging knowledgeable consultation before altering heraldry.
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England
Henry the
Agincourt
London Chronicle
Political feud quoted from Harper's Magazine
Thrypeless reports a bitter opposition to a nomination with a suggestion of conciliation. Mrs White dismisses it as impossible. A 24 year old remark about a baby’s size is cited from Harper's Magazine as context.
Sul Bella Doubts on Wealth Stories
Sul questions tales of his vast riches while Della notes he remains a bachelor.
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Bella
Della
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Ducing Sale
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Chesterfield
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Mealy
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