Keep Your Money in Oregon Advertisement Notice
A local promotional notice encourages Oregonians to keep their money in state by using Oregon Life Insurance Company. The ad lists the company address at the Fifth Floor Macleay Building 286 Washington Street Portland Oregon and names L Samuel as manager.
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Oregon
Oregonian
The
Oregon Life Insurance Company
Macleay Building
Washington Street
Portland
L. Samuel, Mgr
World's Biggest Dry Dock Dewey Sets Sail for Philippines
A massive Baltimore built dry dock named after Admiral Dewey, towed from Sparrows Point to Solomon's Island for final fitting, then sails December 26 on a record voyage to Manila via Madeira and Suez. The voyage, with tugboats and escort ships, faces perilous seas but aims to bolster U S Pacific docking capacity and repair facilities in the Philippines.
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Dewey
Baltimore
Manila
Baltimore & Ohio Millroad
Tvel
Admiral Deoey
Sparrowe Point
Mantis
Solomon's Island
Navy Department of the
United States
Subic Bay
Monning
Havens
Cuba
Scotland
Sife
Ele
Clongapo
Ble
Coller
Captar
Brutus
Pullitie
Pontine
Glaeier
Tree
Taft
Algiers
Capes
Mississippi River
California Prune Wafers ad promotes sleep aid
An old Pendleton Oregon ad for CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS from Tallman Co at 623 Main St. offers 100 wafers for 25 cents, claiming a few before bed will fix you up and tone you in before breakfast, humorously noting morning after fears.
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California
Tallman @ Co
Main St
Pendleton
Ore
Anti-Profanity Society Defines Swear Words in Portland
National secretary of the Anti-Profanity Society explains what constitutes profanity, slang versus swear words, and when expressions cross into swearing. He argues that phrases like by hell or by God constitute taking the divine name in vain, while single exclamations may be harmless. The Society urges moral citizens to discourage swearing around children and to oppose slang as a stepping stone to profanity.
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Tretary
Good Language League
John Smith
Oregon Daily Journal
Ant- Profanity Society of the World
San Francisco
Portland
Hs Organization
Earth
Lett
Mr. Leth& Yerson
Hell
Perco
Fisher
Indians gain 2497 aces from disputed Yakima area
Article reports Yakima reservation dispute over 467,879 acres from Barnard survey. Congressmen Jones pressured Interior to restore 64,000 acres. secretary concludes Indians’ rights cover whole tract. Also notes foreclosure suit in Walla Walla, and an ad for Ely’s Cream Balm claiming cold and allergy relief.
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Yakima Tadlan Reservation
Yakima
Jones
Congressman Jones
Parnard
General Land Office
Eleven American horses to finish in Fagilah Derby season
The report notes eleven American horses expected to finish in the Fagilah Derby this coming season. Tangiers hosts the departure of the second squadron of the North Atlantic fleet, with 15 deserters left behind. The article covers geopolitical and crime notes including German spending, Gold Tooth smuggler, Daniel Guggenheim, and a stabbing spree on Korsuth Avenue in St Louis.
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Fin J
Tangiers
Alworks
Dangerous rival earths Oregon promises for British Columbia growling region
In a fragmented report from the Northwest, British Columbia is poised as a dangerous rival to Oregon in apple growing. The season saw about 800,000 trees planted while incidents of disease and accidents across Idaho Washington and Oregon are noted. Lyman Johnson of Oakesdale Washington was killed by a train accident near Sandpoint Idaho. Newton Thomas of Okango county Washington organized a local capital financed effort to buy out the Pacific States Telephone in that county. W P Green was killed by a falling tamarack near Colburn Idaho. A giant log near Astoria measured 102 inches at the butt and yielded 30 000 feet of timber valued at about 1000. Gus Carlson at Butte was injured attempting to escape by a switch engine. Nelse Curteom died by morphine at Butte. For the first time a colored lawyer McCants Stewart argued before Oregon's supreme court. He is a University of Minnesota graduate and the only colored lawyer in the state. Washington mortgage movers threaten foreclosures due to tax commission actions targeting mortgage holders not part of property purchase price.
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H. HM. Hoskey
United States Wave
Glacier
United States
Buffalo
Key West
Philippines
Navy Department
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic
Madeira
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Red Sen
Indian Ocean
Singapore
Sea of China
Solomon's Island
Colorado
Iowa
Mt Ste
Auarters
Pacific
Olonmon
Japan
Wongkong
British Columbia
Oregon
Lyman Johnson
Oakesdale
Sandpoint
Idaho
Northern Pacific
Newton Thomas
Okanogain County
Pacific States Telephone Company
W. P. Green
Colburn
Green
Columbia
Astoria
Cinnamon market features twenty barks with wide price range
A market note describes twenty cinnamon bark varieties priced from 4 to 550 lb. Schilling's Best is praised for selecting finer pieces, while coarser leftovers go to other grinders.
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Schilling
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