East Oregonian publishing rates and notice to advertisers
Pendleton Oregon publication lists subscription rates for Gregoria cegonian and a notice to advertisers. Rates include annual, semiannual, quarterly and monthly mail options, with varying prices. A deadline for advertising copy is given as 4:40 p.m. preceding Saturday.
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Buray
Pendleton
Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Adventisens
Oregonian
Rontage
Oregon Progress Vision Sparks Broad Growth
The piece describes Oregon entering a new era of growth with expanding commerce, new markets opening across counties, and expanded education. It highlights Portland as a hub, stronger ties with Alaska and the Orient, forest use, tax-on-corporations policies, and the aim for more equitable laws and governance.
Development league spurs Oregon state growth statewide
The text argues the Oregon Development league unites distant regions through railroads and improved highways, fueling material and spiritual growth. It praises increased intercourse, commerce, and citizenship, calling the league a key creator of a larger, energized state from Astoria to Ontario and a benefactor of progress and democracy.
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Iife
Bowler
Sitte
Portland
Oregon Development League
Imemeasuralle Road
Astorla
Ontearlo
Pendleton Cemetery Reform Plan Urged as Park Vision
A Pendleton civic column urges repairing or abolishing the old cemetery site. It calls on the cemetery trust, the Commercial Association, and the city to study legal options and convert the grounds into a Locust shaded Pioneer Park with relocated graves, creating a lasting monument to the city's pioneers and conferring public benefit. Delays only hinder the plan, the piece argues.
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Pendleton
Cemetery Trusten
Piooneer Park
Genera. Hon
Pendleton Oped Calls For Public Park At Reasonable Cost
The piece urges Pendleton residents to recognize the value of a city park and argues for pursuing the project within practical timeframes and budgets. It emphasizes the public benefit and asks community members to consider timely action.
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Pendleton
The White Plague and Public Health Reform
A vivid critique arguing that conventional remedies fail to curb tuberculosis. The author links disease to impure air and poor living conditions, urging outdoor living, fresh air, and gardens. He cites Japan as a model of outdoor life and calls for better housing and hospital care to protect millions of working families and children.
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Japan
Enery Ely
Mixwell
Progress of Esperanto in 19th century education debates
The article summarizes Esperanto, introduced by Dr. Zamenhof in the 1887 world, noting about 30 000 readers, 40 journals and 200 societies, with roots mainly Latin English and German. It explains grammar rules, word formation with prefixes and suffixes, and compares its fate to Volapük, asking if it will prosper.
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Toidon Chamber of Commerce
Lan Wit
Volenot
Zamenhof
Polat
Hils Pamphtet
Esnerainte
Law Stormant
Pirenont
Esperante
Rateo
Patrino
Voluppuk
Beet growers pledge best exhibit for national sugar beet contest
President Thamatead of the Colorado State Beet Growers Association informs the board of plans to contest for the $500 silver loving cup donated to President Havemeyer for the finest beet exhibit at the National Torigation congress in Bolas. California, Virginia, Washington, and Idaho have issued the same notice. The push foresees the greatest sugar beet exhibit yet, as beet raising outpaces fruit culture. Idaho reports five beet sugar factories in five years at about $1,000,000 each with two more under construction.
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Thamatead
Colorado State Beet Growers’ Association
Hoe
Conbroct
Hie
Havemeyer
Bolas
Ta & Shin Fur
California
Vinh
Washington
Idaho
Traveler’s Opinion Sparks Train Car Conversation
A traveler named John Sharp Williams engages a train conductor in a Southern town, criticizing the ride and the conductor’s handling. The exchange turns lively as Williams insists the committee expects him aboard until arrival, prompting the conductor’s blunt suggestion to walk. The tale captures a bustling, informal moment aboard a late journey.
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John Sharp Williame
Williams Klondis
Hungarian count leaves six million for charity
The late Count Karoly Conant A. bequeathed about 6 million dollars for philanthropic objects. He was 75 and left no direct descendants. A noted supporter of modern methods in Hungarian agriculture, his will records a grand endowment to promote science and public works.
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Hungary
Conant
A. Karoly
Heres To All Good Fellows Toast Poem
A reprinted toast by Richard G. Finley from the Diver Post extols fellowship and honest friendship. It contrasts true friends with false bravado, urging drinkers to toast good fellows worldwide with heartfelt health and blessings. The verse reflects social fraternal sentiment.
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Doiver Post
Loom, Option In The South Prohibition Spread
The article lists southern states enacting local option laws to prohibit liquor, with counts of counties in each state showing adoption. Alabama across 80 of 60 counties, Arkansas 60 of 75, Florida 28 of 45, Georgia statewide, Lithuania errors noted, Maryland 18 of 24, Minnesota 71 of 115, North Carolina 4 of 0, South Carolina statewide excluding 19 cities, Texas 120 of 240, Virginia 165 of 106.
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Lite Statuties
Almbania
Arhkines
Florida
Eorg
Lanistina
Mireland
Mineie
Mineturf
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ivdentary Eysten
Virginia
Kennedy Laxative Money and Tur invention marketed
An East Oregonian notice touts Kennedy Laxative Money and Tur as a cough syrup combining qualities to ease cough and soothe cold symptoms. It claims no opiates and advertises Tajiman and Co as the seller, urging readers to trust the product if seen in the East Oregonian.
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Kennedy
Tajiman & Co
Eminant Doctors Praise its Ingredients in Ladies Health
Eminent doctors praise Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription ingredients unicomroot and Golden Seal root used for women disorders. Prof Finley Ellingwood and others call the formula an important remedy for uterine and reproductive issues, dysmenorrhea, anemia, and related symptoms.
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Pierce
John Fyfe
Tuk Kenectic Menican Review
Helenias
Fyfe
Loweur Tan
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
John M. Scudder
Cincinnati
Bartholow, M
Etenaen Medical College
Golden Sea
Aberdeen Wash Hard to Parse OCR Item
A fragmented Aberdeen text references a numerical code and aborted place names with unclear context. It appears as incomplete OCR data showing a wash of digits and stray letters, lacking concrete events, dates, or identifiable entities.
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