Independent Weekly Weedleton News Outline
An independent Oregon newspaper snippet from Weedleton publishing notes and contact line. Mentions weekly and semi weekly publication, EasT Onagonian Publishing Co, and a telephone line. Names and specifics are fragmented in the OCR text.
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East Onagonian Publishing CO
Saloonmen Seek Sunday Closings For Revenge
A movement aims to close cigar stores and soft drink parlors to retaliate against saloons that must close on Sundays under state law. The grand jury will review complaints, but the law, proponents argue, targets disorder, not orderly family-friendly venues. Critics warn such actions will fuel prejudice and show the folly of retaliation.
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Umatilla County
Grand Jury
Same Old Pourtif The Fourth Of July Faith
The piece argues the Fourth of July embodies a fixed patriotic sentiment in American life. Despite changes in religion politics industry and science the core fervor and symbolism of the day persists as a defining voice in national celebrations.
Cleveland's Achievements and policy legacy remembered
The late Grover Cleveland will be linked in history to three major acts. The first is moving the Monroe Doctrine from theory to a practical policy of the United States. The second is vindicating federal power in the 1894 railroad strike. The third achievement is not fully stated in the excerpt.
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Grover Cleveland
United States
Cleveland as a Great President Remembered by Roosevelt
Roosevelt praised Grover Cleveland for courage and duty in the face of hostility. He contrasted Cleveland with later leaders noting Cleveland’s firmness and big stick while implying he spoke less softly. Cleveland’s retirement years softened lingering animosities and solidified his place among the era’s great presidents.
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Cleveland
Andrew Jackson
Theodore
Peaches and their care from Success Magazine
Peaches vary by region with bluegrass Kentucky and California varieties noted as the most tempting. New England yields some beet preserved peaches and New York favors cling-stone. The annual peach crop employs thousands, while care tips advise wearing gloves, avoiding green fruit, gentle wrapping, uniform pressure, rotating varieties, and storing away from bright light.
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Blue Grasn
Kentucky
California
New England
New York
Success Magazine
Tafts Ancestors and the Sound of Cannon Fire
A New York paper notes Taft ancestors helped found Jamaica and Townsend Jamaica must be far away yet a tradition says cannon fire from the Battle of Bunker Hill could be heard there Arigo the early 19th century French physicist showed cannon sounds could travel far Under good conditions Vermonters above the Connecticut valley might have heard British ship cannons on June 1 1776
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Mr. Taft
Jamaica
Townsend
Bunker Hin
New York
Arigo
Vermont
Connecticut Valley
American forests yield valuable medicinal roots say experts
Eminent medical writers and even indigenous knowledge affirm native American plants hold potent healing properties. Dr. Pierce promotes glyceric extracts from these roots claiming cures for heart and female disorders, mailed free from Buffalo New York. The preparations are produced by chemists and pharmacists, marketed with strong claims of exceptional effectiveness.
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Pierce
Remarkable recovery thanks to Peruna
Mrs Frank Stroebe of Appleton Wisconsin writes of a dramatic health revival after using Peruna for four months. She suffered a nervous breakdown, insomnia and loss of appetite but gained strength, color and vitality without sanitarium care or expensive cures. She praises Peruna as an unrivaled tonic. Man a lin the deal laxative.
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Peruna
Pernna
Pendleton Ukiah Daily Stage Service Details
Daily trips run between Pendleton and Ukiah except Sundays. Outbound leaves Pendleton at 7:00 a.m. and reaches Ukiah at 6:00 p.m. Return schedule shows Ukiah to Pendleton arriving at 6:00 p.m. Fares listed include 3.00 to Ukiah, 3.76 to Alba, 1.00 to Ridge, 1.60 to Nye, and 1.00 to Pilot Rock.
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Pendleton
Ukiah
Alba
Ridge
Nye
Pilot Rock
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