Independent Oregonian rates and mailing details
The Oregonian lists subscription prices and delivery options for Pendleton and other cities, detailing daily and semi weekly mail and carrier arrangements, with varying periods and rates. The notice outlines year, six month, and three month terms, plus carrier pricing and special city postings.
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Daly
Pendleton
Oregon
The
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Aix Monthe
Mail
Life’s real task is keeping the Sight in work and love
A short reflective piece urges steady focus on living true by following the proper path. It contrasts easy missteps with the quiet discipline of making progress smoothly, highlighting the value of steady effort to stay on course.
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Bertur
Jake
Sinha
Critics Flip on Army Demobilization Pace
The piece notes critics alternate between saying demobilization is too slow and then too fast, questioning their sincerity and whether their stance helps or harms the country amid national strain and potential radical influence. It highlights concern over soldiers becoming discontent and siding with Bolshevik or other extremists.
Theatre Tax Repeal Sparks Widespread Public Protest
Public protest erupts after conferences reverse plan to double theatre admission tax. Owners and theatre-goers sign thousands of petitions urging no tax increase, reflecting strong sentiment against higher costs to attend performances.
Donat feed opposition halts unpopular plan
The Boston Post notes that newspapers nationwide, with few exceptions, opposed a heavier burden on popular recreation. It suggests Congress heard a criticism and that public sentiment can stop a law in the making when people are inclined to act.
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Boston Post
Penrose Liability AR Targets Senator Penrose Over Finance Chair
Open letter from Gifford Pinchot circulated by East Oregonian urges Pennsylvanian Senator Penrose to avoid a Finance Committee chair, warning a Penrose tariff would aid special interests and split GOP. Letter links tariff battles to 1920 election, cautions progressives and farmers to oppose Penrose, and notes militia bill parallels Russian Order No 1 while criticizing efforts to reshape American politics.
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Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Old Guard
Wilton
Republican Party
Tesullican Party
Hquer
Erate
Wromen
State Senate
St Joseph Liniment Promises Rapid Backache Relief
An aged ad proclaims St Joseph Liniment stops backache in minutes. It claims quick, harmless relief by applying a small amount to the affected area, easing pain and stiffness without changing color or harming the skin.
Anticipation and Echoes in Everyday Life Fragments
A pasted collage of brief vignettes and jokes from daily life and letters, recounting misadventures in marriage, work, and travel. A South Carolina divorce anecdote, a Western store family feud, a ship tale, and curt streetwise humor mix with scattered regional dialect bits and a Washington Star Relief snippet, all in a garbled, early 20th century tone.
Washington. Representative Ror gohndon, of South
Washington dispatch reports Representative Ror gohndon of South ... details incomplete in fragment.
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Washington
Gohndon
South
Fragmented OCR maintains unclear local item
The readable text is garbled with many misspellings and broken phrases. It references a person named Mr. Satna, mentions Camp Mende, and includes odd phrases about history and iron but lacks a coherent event or outcome to report.
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Netlon
Satna
Camp Mende
Groligg
Rosa Luxemburg Paid Ten Francs for Husband Citizenship
The Berne Gazette reveals Rosa Luxemburg paid 10 francs to secure a German citizen husband for easier emigration. Expelled from Havela for activities against Jews, she sought legal help in Zurich to cement a marriage with a German to avoid further restrictions. A German named Pe Lubock allegedly officiated after payment, enabling travel to Germany.
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Rosa Luxemburg
EAC Arts
Spaeittesn
Herth
Berne
Rosa
Havela
Germany
Zurich
Cagillin
Ghiain
Ross
Lubock
Spartacan Coup Wins In Wilhelmshaven
Spartacan Coup takes control in Wilhelmshaven with a swift move overthrowing authorities. Reports say rail traffic both ways halted as the city faced sudden upheaval and security measures were enforced.
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Wilhelmshaven
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