Sale Notice From Southwest News Co Portland Oregon
Fragmentary notice lists sale at News Co 147th Street Portland Oregon and Southwest News Co Portland with various addresses including Washington DC bureau 501 Fourteenth Street NW. Indicates second class mail matter status and Pendleton peer office entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Reson News Co
Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Southwest News, Co
Security
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Pendleton
Aregue
Georgia Farmers Learn From Corn Club Success
An Atlanta Constitution editorial praises Georgia corn production showing how counties Jackson Banks Franklin and Madison built on a $700 prize in Commerce to prove corn can rival Kansas. It argues Georgia soil climate and land support diversification from cotton, boosting cattle and overall wealth while reducing cotton dependence.
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Atlanta Constitution
Oregon
Georgia
Kansas
Commerce
Jackson
Banks
Franklin
Madison
Th le Glen
Westerm Commonwealth
California insurgents challenge railroad politics in primaries
The Lincoln Roosevelt League in California aims to break the Southern Pacific grip on state power. The piece notes the clash of politics and business, praising William Kent as a congressman candidate and predicting the insurgents will win the upcoming primaries. It also discusses Mrs August Belmont's prediction of women's suffrage spreading to the United States and England.
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Republian
California
Southern Pacific Railroad
Saturday Evening Post
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
William Kent
Congress
The
Daily News of
Chicago
Kent
August Belmont
England
United States
Mother Five
Adam
Reno Fourth of July melee and a Colonel’s safe money
A Reno Fourth of July scene is described with Colonel Abe Slumpeky boasting of hiding thousands in plaster under his chest to evade thieves. The report notes the era’s rough crowd at Jeffries Johnson fights and the danger of disguise and theft, while suggesting the tale may blend bravado with truth about Reno’s social climate and fight crowd.
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Abe Slumpeky
Abe
Reno
Jeff
Tex Rickard
Rotl
President’s Day on the Links and Gymnasium
A Washington dispatch notes the president spent an hour in the frnnnasium and later played golf with Henry C Frick and John Haye Hammond at the Myopia rinks. Supposedly he may fishing plans suggest a stumble toward a fistile clash with Jack Johnson amid party internal tensions. The piece hints at an internal eruption among assembly members meeting to draft their state.
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Henry C. Frick
John Haye Hammond
Washington
Jack Johnson
Pat
Double Cross
The Boy Brigadier and Estrada in Nicaragua Preview
A clipped sentence notes an early publication project titled The Boy Brigadier with possible captions The Seeattle Spirit Abroad and Estrada In Nicaragua, suggesting a historical or literary focus on youth and current events in Central America. The fragment mentions Seattle high school and Madrid but lacks full context or dates.
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Seattle
Elutenc
Madriz
Young America
Alger
Estrada
Nicaragua
Roosevelt to speak on tour amid insurgent silence
The passage notes that Roosevelt will break his silence with vocal criticism during upcoming tours, implying insurgent sympathizers may latch onto the line about winter turning to summer as a propaganda quote. The author frames the event as a test of rhetoric and political impact.
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York
Roosevelt
Georgia Farmers Learn Profitable Shift From Cotton
Georgia farmers discover profit in diversifying crops beyond cotton, signaling a regional shift in agricultural focus and potential hope for a prominent wheat producer in Umatilla County as market dynamics evolve.
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Georgia
Umatilla County
Secretary of War Dickinson Banquet With Emperor Tro
Secretary of War Dickinson attended a banquet yesterday hosted by Emperor Tro. Accounts describe the event as a warm, affectionate gathering with cordial exchanges and a notable display of goodwill between the two leaders.
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Dickinson
Emperor Tro
Strange Romance Revealed in England
London reports a 30 year mystery solved after Harry Lloyd’s death exposed a hidden life. Marie Le Roy, adopting the name and illness of a man, lived as her friend’s husband to shield a child and protect the woman she loved. The coroner’s inquest revealed the child’s true parentage, ending decades of concealment.
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London
England
Harry Lloyd
Enfield
Charles ‘Prad- Muth
Latorer
Merle le Roy
Cheely
Te Scort
Marie le Roy
G Man
Womin
Harry Liord
Alwoys
Dishonesty and High Prices Raise City Weighing Scandals
The new weights and measures bureau in Mrs Waukee reports over 2000 weighing devices condemned or confiscated in two and half months. Brent Jansen and deputies Steiner and Phillips inspected 265 venues in April with 74 scales condemned and 168 adjusted, and 451 of 1892 measured devices condemned.
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Waukee
Brent Jansen
WF Steiner
George Phillips
O. K
Old maids and social judgment in Long Island doors
A Washington Post piece notes a Long Island incident where a man faced court for calling an unmarried woman an old maid. The essay defends the term as dignified and praises the value of independent women, arguing emancipation affects marriage norms and character development.
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Long Island
Legie
Washington Post
Man with two wives expects early relief
Los Angeles reports Jack Robbins, a Canadian mining engineer, married to society figure Miss Genevieve Lindsay, seeks divorce from wife No.1 to pursue his second marriage. Robbins fled to Mexico after the union, faced extradition, was freed when Diaz refused, and plans to remarry upon divorce decree.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jack Robblins
George A. Robbins
Robbins
Genevieve Lindsay
Mexico
Diaz
Long Time Quip About Cornell to Oxford Quotation
A Cornell anecdote recalls Goldwin Smith responding to a student asking how long Cornell would take to rival Oxford. He reportedly warned that the wait would be about 500 years, a tale still told in the Cornell community.
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Goldwin Smith
Cornell
Oxford
Resignation Under Fire Turns Whitewash Question
A quarrel over resigning under fire leads to a witty exchange about political exposure. One side questions the act, while the other suggests enduring scrutiny with a figurative whitewash coat. The dialogue highlights public accountability and image management in leadership.
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United Preassociation
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Kee
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Arthur Stringer
Georgia Farmers Learning
Atlantic
Kanens
Truentikely
Werite
Bradfield CO
Atlanta
Pierce
Golden Medical
Koiilnae Medical
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Proos
Ruffalo
First National Bank
U. S
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G. M. Rice
C. K. Cranston
HENR
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Yin
Live Stock Insurance Company
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Mark Moorhouse
East Court
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
Colesworthy
International Stock Food
E. Alta
Gas la Fontaine
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Patera
Wlite Scientific Aimecvican
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Munn & Co
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