Subscription rates and delivery options noted
The listing shows various Daily and Weekly subscription options with different durations and delivery methods, including mail and carrier. Address details point to Oregon outlets and offices on 147 6th Street Portland and 501 Twelfth Street N W, with mentions of Babington and Security Bureau.
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Mail
Mall
Dalty
Cartle Dally
Kem
Fast
Oregonian
Gale
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Tureau
Security of
Babington
Teenth Street
N. WW
Fragmented Motivational Verse By Elia Wheeler Wilcox
The passage urges using inner strength and self belief to shape fate. It proclaims destiny lies within and calls for fearlessness and joy through understanding spiritual laws guiding material outcomes.
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Elia Wheeler Wilcox
The Oregon Plan Gains Ground Across States
The article praises Oregon adopting direct popular election of U S senators and notes Washington Idaho and others considering the move. It contrasts Oregon's reform with earlier wire pulling and machine pledges, asserting popular vote selection as the remedy and urging other states to follow Oregon’s lead.
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Nebraska
Oregon
United States
Senate
Union
California Legislature Debate On Anti Japan Bill Sparks Hubs
The article notes a heated reaction to anti Japan measures in California and asserts a steady effort to preserve peace between the United States and Japan through careful government action and diplomacy. Emerging representations indicate cautious paths toward balance amid domestic debate.
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Califonia
United States
Japan
California Japan clash over school law alarms nations
President Roosevelt faces backlash as California moves to bar Japanese adults from white schools. The public debate centers on diplomatic risk with Japan, with the administration urged to respect state rights while protecting national interests possibly risking war if Tokyo presses to send more of its people to the United States.
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Roosevelt
California
Japan
United States
America
Pacific Coast
Second American evacuation of Cuba sparks cautious outlook
The Atlanta Constitution notes a second U S evacuation of Cuba set for the 23rd instant as Governor Magoon relinquishes authority to President Gomes and U S troops withdraw. It warns that past Cuban autonomy efforts failed due to temperament and government ignorance, urging a better trained generation for stable rule and prosperity.
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United States
Cuba
Little
Atlanta Constitution
Magoon
Gomes
Liberal Party
Havana
America
Argentina wheat elevators mostly private owners report
Counsel-General Alban G. Snyder reports from Buenos Aires that most wheat elevators in Argentina belong to private individuals. The charge for grain passing through is 64 cents per ton, plus 6 cents per ton for dock charges. There are no municipal charges at the port.
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Oregon
Alban G. Snyder
Buenos Aires
Argentina
City Clings To Monte Gwinn Amid Change Fears
Residents express concern that the proposed change at the American National may force Monte B. Gwinn to leave, praising his ongoing contributions to the city and urging officials to keep him in place.
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American National
Monte B. Gwinn
Mr. Gwinn
Professor Blackle Absent Notice At City Classroom Door
The Edinburgh professor John Stuart Blackle posted word that he will be unable to meet his classes today. A student altered the sign by erasing an e, and the professor later erased a character himself. In a newly built Italian man of war there are preparations for a der...
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Profesor
John Stuart Blackle
Edinburgh
Profesor Blackle
Milton Echoes on Fame and Mortality in Lara's Muse
A fragmentary Miltonic reflection questions fame and labor in a world of fleeting praise. The speaker aligns with Phoebus against earthly honors, asserting that true fame resides in heavenly judgment and virtuous deeds rather than mortal applause.
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Phoebus
Still a bright song for the country in verse and hope
The Atlanta Constitution notes a hopeful hymn about sunny blessings and lights guiding toward tomorrow, with lines praising sunlight in heaven and unity. It frames a two part poem celebrating faith, courage, and national renewal through imagery of banners and caring hearts.
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Atlanta Constitution
Brain records shape a person's outer self in life
The passage argues that the external person reflects brain written records. without noble intents inscribed in the brain, one cannot express a noble self. A faulty record distorts truth, and only by rewriting the brain's content can a different self emerge.
Trusted Coal Supplier Promises Consistent Quality
Editorial note argues poor fuel causes many cooking failures and urges buyers to choose a supplier with a long-standing reputation for reliable delivery. A trial ton of coal is proposed to demonstrate the product's steady excellence.
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East Oregonian Publishing CO
Vane
United Press Association
Maior
Rie
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Music Store
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Main St
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Lycidas
John Milton
Bannera
J. G. Mack & Co
Portland, Oragow
Tallman & CO
Pendleton, Ore
Montier
Gwinn
H. C. Stephens
J. W. Maloney
T. G. Montgomery
the American National Bank
Pendleton Savings Bank
Byers
Harley
Pendleton Roller Mills
Cornelius
Cor. Park and Alder
Portland, Oregon
N. K. Clarke
C. W. Cornelius
Dutch Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Company
St. Joseph’s Academy
Pendleton, Oregon
Sisters of St. Francis
Philadelphia
Neagle Bros
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