Oregonian Subscription Rates Listed In Fragment
Fragment from the Oregonian shows subscription pricing for daily and weekly editions. Rates include options by mail and by carrier for Sally and Milly plans across three months, six months, or a year, plus weekly and semi weekly terms. The text is garbled but conveys pricing structure for print delivery services.
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Milly
Ely
Dally
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Mall Sam
Eastern Oregon normal school in La Grande urged
Senator Turner Oliver of La Grande pushes a bill to establish an eastern Oregon normal school in his town, arguing the region needs a teacher supply. The East Oregonian notes Weston already hosts a normal, and maintenance funding is the real issue, urging the matter be dropped until public support shifts.
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Eastern Oregon Normal School
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Eastern Oregon
Weston
Senator Davis Calls Roosevelt Debate A Political Trail St Helena
The speaker accuses Senator Jeff Davis of being reactionary and misreads Roosevelt's nationalism speech. He argues the new nationalism reflects core progressive ideas shared by Republicans and Democrats. He hints the Arkansas leader may return west soon, urging patience to observe the political trail.
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Jeff Davis
Roosevelt
Arkansan
St. Helena
Representative Brooke Blocks Forestry Bill Report
Representative Brooke objects to signing a committee report on the state forestry bill. He fears officials may embrace the Pinchot conservation idea favoring public use of natural resources. The Pinchot view limits private exploitation and government influence.
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Brooke
Pinchot
Guggenhelms
Unstated Plan to Control Timber Coal and Water Powers
The text argues against a few billionaires hoarding timber coal and water powers for profit. It suggests Weyerhausers and others seek to seize resources for storage and enrichment while urges Representative Brooke to act on that sentiment. The passage frames natural resources as to be used as needed, not held for wealth.
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Weyerhausers
St & Song
Brooke
Branch asylum land purchase and board authority urged
The speaker urges closure on the branch asylum location and stresses that the state board should be empowered to buy land if needed. The board must build the institution and be accountable to the people, free from political restrictions and animosities.
Warning from crop failures in frozen north
Former Umatilla county residents face crop failures as blizzards sweep the northwest prairies. The fate of the Grossechemig family serves as a grim warning to others considering leaving for the frozen north. Had they stayed on Coombs canyon ranch they might have reaped crops and avoided death. The Albertan Saskatchewan region is proving not the paradise some believed.
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Prairies
Grossechemig
Grossehemigs
Coombs Canyon
Round-up stadium set for dirt work and big fall show
The Portland Oregonian opposes good roads measures for forcing Multnomah county to pay 200000 for statewide roads not spent locally. Dirt work begins soon on the Round-up stadium with grounds to be ready for the big show next fall and ample housing and feeding for visiting crowds planned.
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Portland Oregonian
Umatilla County
The
Oregonian
Multnomah County
The Point for View Reflections on Generations and Taste
A narrator notes shifting judgments across ages and investigates the claim that critical insight extends beyond middle age. He recounts an exchange with Hebert, reflecting on parental disharmony and a belief that shared interests might bridge gaps in couples. From The Point for View, February Scribner.
Play on the Round Stage of Dawn by Bliss Carman
A poem by Bliss Carman contemplates actors of an ancient play. It reflects on unseen origins and the ephemeral theater between night and day. The speakers long for applause while mending forgotten lines as dawn lights the stage.
In the Nun's Garden Poem Echoes Mercy and Prayer
A New York Sun poem by Denis A. McCarthy depicts a nun's garden as a tranquil refuge where lilies, roses, and other flowers symbolize purity and mercy. The piece highlights wanderers seeking solace, with the garden described as a place where hearts respond to sorrow and pain and where prayer perfumes the air.
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Denis A. McCarthy
New York Sun
To Love to Live I Choose This as My Life
Editorial verse by Richard Wikhtman Contends modern life is hollow and seeks bold action. The speaker rejects urban frivolity for meaningful work, nature, and a shared bond with a partner, envisioning a future free of empty consumerism. Also notes Hines project of 800 miles of telephones by an English company.
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Richar Wikhtman
Chill
Hines
No More Romance In Modern Youth Says Elder Narrator
An aging observer laments the alleged death of romance among today’s youth. He recalls母母 and grandmother voices warning of sentiment fading as young people mingle in groups, attend auctions, and skip flowers and tea. The piece rails against changing social rituals and lingering nostalgia.
Years of Suffering Misa Mabel Dawkins Recalls Cure
Misa Mabel Dawkins of 1214 Lafayette St Fort Wayne Indiana writes that after three years of catarrh and blood disease and trying many doctors and remedies she found relief with Hood's Sarsaparilla. She took two bottles and is now strong again. She praises Hood's to others suffering from catarrh. Get it today in usual Aquid form or chocolated tablets called Garsatabe.
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Mabel F. Dawkins
Lafayette St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hood
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