Fragmentary OCR clerical notice from East Oregonian page
Fragmented text shows advertising matter and bureau references for the East Oregonian. Mentions Rich's News Stands at Clones Hotel Perkins Portland and San Francisco Bureau entries. Appears as a garbled newspaper legals or classifieds line with Telegraph/Main street indications.
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East Oregonian
Rich
Clones
Perkins
Portland
San Francisco
Beington
Gul Bath Sp
Fragments on Russia, reform, and Umatilla County farming
A historical article fragment surveys Russia's political strain, army loyalties, and the emperor's weakness, with Andrew D. White's cautions on governance and freedom. It shifts to Umatilla County agricultural exhibition appeals, urging pride in local wool, alfalfa, and dairy farming, and ends with irrigation law debates and state policy questions.
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Umatilla
Portland
Hilla
Mer Hictiituen College
Avery County
Daymatidas
Corvaille
Strange inconsistency in critic views on self rule
The Springfield Republican notes a paradox where Americans oppose Russian autocracy yet doubt Filipino capacity for self government. The piece argues imperialists would likely justify benevolent despotism for natives if faced with governing foreign lands. It also mentions an agricultural loss with thousands of bushels of potatoes unmarketed in Greeley Colorado.
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Rusia
Ropcelvs
Dniverss
Springfield Republican
Rumian
Riot in Senate Meeting Sparks Threats in Courtroom Tale
A fragment from a historic senate scene recounts a volatile moment in a vlowk room where heated debate leads to a bizarre threat. Amid a chaotic exchange one observer jokes that a tomato can could topple any lawyer in the room, highlighting the era's sharp humor and tense legal fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Court Howe
Beattyville
Alec Ine
Chale
New Program Cuts Off Premature Wheat Stop
Reporter outlines a statewide program affecting cultivation and pricing. The piece discusses speaker remarks, legislative action, and expected impacts on production, wages, and regional port activities. It notes potential one week adjustment and concerns over per diem and mileage costs amid broader agricultural policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Sted
Sunier
Tate Wifaien
Unclear historical note on divil feed and water debt
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Opthahawilogen and Siam as the only divil feed or weitti without water debt. It is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, places, or individuals to form a solid news item.
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Iinme
Siam
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the Grocers
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Henniahed
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Winslow
P. G. Mock
Henry Kopipuran
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