Advertising deadlines for Oregonian and weekly rates
Notice to advertisers states copy for advertising matter must be in by 4:45 p.m. of the preceding day. It outlines deadlines for Monday issues and Saturday copy, with various rates and publication frequencies including Daily, Weekly, and Semi-Weekly editions such as Berl Weekly and Sem Weekly.
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Dally
Ty Mall
Mall
Malloc
Bally
Mal
Berl
Oregonian
Erie Yih Po
Fire Insurance Fraths in San Francisco Firms
A San Francisco dicaster discusses fire insurance firms and their conduct. Only about four of 266 local companies fully honor policies, while many rely on technicalities to dodge payment. California considers a uniform state policy and calls for strict regulation and state supervision. The piece advocates a state insured company as a safer alternative.
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San Francico
San Francisco
California
High Priced Land Irrigated Farms Across Yakima Valley
An irrigated farm of 150 acres in the Yakima valley recently sold for 40000 dollars. A 12 acre tract at Wenatohee sold for 1600 per acre, totaling 2400 dollars. The text argues Umatilla county could achieve similar values given favorable development and climate conditions, listing North Yakima, Welmeathes, and nearby areas as suitable for fruit and berry cultivation.
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Yakima Valley
Wenatohee
Umatilla County
North Yakima
Werngithes
Eeho
Hadson Bay
Tunnatilla
Milton
Hermiston
Tuttercreek
Mont
Land Offer for Sandy Loam County Seeks Capital and Settlers
A fragmented notice proposes selling 4Q acres at prices from S100 to S2000 per acre for sandy loam land in the county. It claims at least GOD Hones of land suitable for development and urges new capital and settlers, with advertising seen as the path to attract them.
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Thie Courty
Cement drives government to dominate cement-making
The article notes a government push to control cement production for western dam and irrigation projects. It reports government tests in the Sault River project, daily output in the hundreds of barrels, and costs well below market price. Private industry may later take up cement manufacture to lower costs for consumers.
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United States
Europe
Far Eastern
Seaboard
Sault River
Arizona
Oregon urges a first class Jamestown exhibit to attract eastern settlers
A regional appeal argues Oregon should fund a grand Jamestown exposition display within 200 miles of Jamestown Wisconsin to showcase the state's resources. It urges a generous state appropriation and a beautified state building to impress eastern visitors, noting leftover Lewiston Fair funds could aid the effort.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Exposition
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Bawterners
Lewismond
Jamestown Fund
Old City
Preacher Delivers Quiet Sermon Near Union Depot
A preacher on a street corner near the union depot gives an excited sermon and asks a newsboy who left the watch over us. The boy answers, The President Roosevelt. The preacher smiles at the exchange and then resumes his talk.
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Union Depot
President Toonevelt
Leader of the People by Edwin Markham in June issue
A June publication of Edwin Markham’s Arena series presents The Leader of the People a long poem about a future leader who will unite workers, justice, and a comrade kingdom. The verse envisions a calm strong figure rising from crisis to inspire humanity with love and justice.
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Arena
Miguelne
Ecoone
Edwin Markham
Ear
Reeveal
Death chances in battle discussed by a mathematician
A Scientific American note analyzes how changes in weapon ranges affect kill odds in ancient and modern warfare. It cites a mathematician claiming Japanese forces benefited from smaller but more precise targets, estimating the average target size advantage at about 12 percent.
Pendleton Wool Sale Dates Set by Oregon Association
A list of events and wool sale dates is announced. July 12 to 15 marks the Fifteenth annual convention International Brotherhood Young People's Tinton in Omaha with other gatherings in Denver and Bolne City. Oregon Woolgrowers' Association fixes sale dates at Shaniko Baker City and Elgin for summer and early fall.
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Pendleton
International
Brother Young People's Tinton
Omaha
Elke’ Grand Lodge
Denver
National Irrigation Congress
Bolne City
Northwest Laundrymen's Association
Oregon Woolgrowers
Baker City
Elgin
Graduation of Titeet and the Long List of Thefts
A garbled page references varied theft sums from one dollar to a million with phrases like misappropriation embezzlement peculation and swindling. It names many amounts including 100 2500 10000 and 50000 tied to crime terms. The piece concludes with social conflict over a ham and society.
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Gentun
Saenclty
Snreeny
Vast future love and flight visions cross era prose
The text blends a romantic poem about meeting a beloved in a distant future with a report on early flying machines. It cites Chicago Record-Herald style verse and describes Lincotsy Méadiney’s 62 foot long craft, its daring Washington DC parade, and Reachley’s replica aeronautical display.
Home Deepen Diets Expose Capitalist Manipulation
A harsh critique accuses capitalists of wrecking families to cover their own failures. The piece depicts daughters drawn into vice and domestic servitude to earn sustenance, condemning masters who claim concern for moral welfare while exploiting workers.
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Caplitaliste
Soclaiima
Canada Keeps CoBelt Deposit As Public Property Forever
A recent cobalt deposit discovery in Canada prompted the government to retain the entire mining area of about a square mile. The move blocks private exploitation and aims to mine cobalt for national benefit, reflecting a policy inspired by New Zealand experiences.
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Canada
Remson
New Zealand
Wlehire
The Sketch Weekly Debuts in Portland as Local Focused Journal
The Sketch a new weekly Portland paper by Arthur A. Green and Murray Waite debuts with strong cartoons by Murmy Wide and diverse content on politics art drama and society. It features impartial book reviews a chauffeur series and a lively People You Know column praising humor life and value. The editors aim for popularity and prosperity if the quality holds.
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Oregon Daily Journal
Arthur A. Green
The
Oregonian
Murray Waite
Miner
Portland
Downthin Bourne, Jr
Murmy
Tew
Muate ‘Id
Automobiles Ant Spare
Perhappe
Wiie
Morning Times to Serve Wallace Idaho Daily
New Wallace Idaho daily paper the Morning Times will launch under manager F. J. Whaley. It pledges complete independence on labor issues and promises all the news all the time, taking inspiration from the East Oregonian.
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Wallace
Idaho
Morning Times
F. J. Whaley
Prom Ines
East Oregonian
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Sun Ware
Kre
Glhugontan Puudisuing
Srrtopa McRae News Association
Chico
O Bureau
Neton
Doc
Mureau
S. W
Peacieton
Dana Matter
Spain
Teenak
Bates
David Stare
Jordan
Ient Cement
Frazier’s Book Store
McOople
Century Manor
Taber
Ory
Juetlee
Hell
Ieee
Jean
Metin
Chicago Record-Herald
Airsiuip
Lincotsy Méadiney
Washington
Washington Monument
Capitol
Howe
Reachley
Rey Knahenehue
Loulklina
Reachler
Kughenshue
9 Point
Virginia
Pleaohley
NEW Portland Paper
Braefeld Regulator
Ima
Baker & Folsom
Osite Postoffi
Doling St
Frank B. Clapton
London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Co
North British & Mercantile Insurance Co
Royal Insurance Co
New York
Neagle Bros
Fairbanka-Morse
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Henneman's
Great Wastern
Phon
Carney, Ramsdell & Co
Murphy
Cour
West Court Street
Downey
Lehman Springs
Taluman's Drug Store
Jack Brown
West Webb St
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