Daily and weekly newspaper subscription options listed
The notice lists subscription rates by duration and format, mentioning daily eight months and daily three months by carrier, weekly one year and six months by mail, with reference to news distributors in Portland Oregon and addresses for Northwest News Co and other bureaus. Names and street addresses of distributors are provided.
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Dally
East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News Co
Coe O Bureau
Kingtons
Four- Seoate Street
Oregon’s initiative democracy praised by Chicago critic
A Chicago man named Trowbridge criticizes Oregon government. The Journal responds by extolling Oregon’s initiative and referendum system, noting growth in Portland and statewide progress in wheat, lumber, banking, building, and population. It argues Oregon’s approach has strengthened democracy and that Lorimerism’s influence is less needed there.
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Oregon
Lorimer
the Journal
Trowbridge
Portland
United States
Bank Clearitzs
Portlan
Small farming proves viable on modest Umatilla ranch
Henry Timmerman, owner of a 140 acre dry land wheat ranch in Umatilla County, defied the notion that only bonanza farming pays. He built a steady livelihood from his small holding and, on his death, left an estate valued at about $31,000. He earned his wealth entirely from the ranch.
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Umatilla
Oregon
Henry Timmerman
Small farms prosper in dry land Oregon county
The East Oregonian argues dry farming can yield solid income on 160 acre holdings like Henry Timmerman, who left a $91,000 estate. It praises breeding diversified crops such as dry land alfalfa field peas and wheat with hogs, noting farmers may earn every year rather than intermittently.
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Henry Timmerman
Helix
Commercial club split on underground wires stance
East Oregonian notes no calls yet for a Commercial club meeting to rescind the board of managers motion endorsing council action toward placing overhead wires underground in the business district. Critics argue the Nour had no right to act, while the president says the move reflects the board and invites full club action if desired.
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East Oregonian
Commercial Club
Board of Managers
Pany
Telephone Company
Nour
Asylum Plans Near Completion With August Work Letting
The article notes that asylum plans will be ready soon and contracts for the work may be let in August. It urges the honorable architect in the treasury department to expedite Mn federal funding to ensure smooth progress and favorable outcomes.
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Treasury Department
Anti horse thief convention held in Arkansas City
A historical note recalls early anti horse thief gatherings, once common in eastern Oregon, typically open air under a heavy branch tree. The event is specified as taking place in Arkansas City, reflecting a regional evolution of the meetups from their Oregon origins.
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Arkansas City
Oregon
Governor aids elderly woman on train sparks praise
A Pennsylvania governor received broad publicity after assisting an elderly woman to release an attached grip from a train car door. The act drew attention to courtesy in an era often described as overly refined in the east.
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Pennsylvania
Underground wires improve city business talks during breezy days
In the business section of the city, wires are laid underground, promising clearer conversations for merchants and professionals when winds rise. This modernization aims to reduce snags and static, enhancing daily trading and communication amid breezes.
Weather Dept Plans Another Short-Range Spell
The Weather Department hints at a new routine forecast spell for the coming week, promising clearer skies and calmer winds for farmers and commuters. Officials cite standard meteorological methods and slight adjustments to data collection and model runs.
The Printing Press Chorus of News and Time
A vivid prose homage to the printing press declaring it the voice of today and tomorrow. It claims the press unites diverse peoples and records human achievement, guiding minds from dawn to dusk through knowledge, courage, and hope. An anonymous tribute ends with the line I am the printing press.
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Tam
Anon
If He Hadn’t Been for If He Would Have
A fragmented poem reflecting on wasted potential and unfulfilled possibilities. The speaker contrasts knowledge and imagined feats with a life of inaction, noting missed chances to train fight, hunt, or excel in arts. The tone is rueful, musing on what the subject could have achieved.
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Cook
Rockefeller
Hetty Green
July 20 in history highlights include revolutions and fires
On July 20 events span 1653 Lady Jane Grey nine days usurpation ends, 1620 Protestant massacre in Valtonline Switzerland, 1704 Geneva tribunal established, 1804 wheat and flour shipments reach Candig from the United States, 1614 Brown advances on Fort George but retreats, 1814 Croghan occupies Fort St. Joseph, 1828 South Carolina census drop, 1843 British seize Kin-keang foo China, 1844 Madrid Queen Christina sacked, 1845 Savoy fire, Tipelo battle report 1874 French cabinet reorganization excludes Bonapartists, 1984 Theodore Roosevelt backs Blaine and Logan at the Chicago Convention.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Candig
United States
Brown
Fort George
Chauncey
Croghan
St. Joseph
South Carolina
Kin-keangfoo
China
Christina
Madrid
Savoy
Italy
Tipelo
Mise
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Chicago
Blaine
Logan
Senator Works Opposes Health Department Measure
A debate over a national health department reveals Senator Works of California opposing the Owen bill. The editorial argues the nation neglects human health while spending on agriculture, noting preventable diseases kill and cripple many annually and urging Congress to act to elevate health protections.
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Senator Works
California
Department of Health
Owen
Oklahoma
Senate
Works
Health Department
Congress
Atlanta Constitution
He Could Have A tariff bill not framed by public will
A clipped political reflection claims he could have acted differently if he had been to Congress, noting that each requirement was met yet the tariff bill did not align with the people's will.
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Congress
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the Electric Com
Weather Department
First National Bank
Pendleton,oregon
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Valtoline
Becan
North Beach
Tala
T. J. Potter
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Canadian Rockies
America
M. E. Malone
Geo. A. Walton
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GEO, Darveau, Proprietor
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Anheuser-Busch
Budweiser
Echo Spring
A. Schneiter, Prop
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Semday
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Pioneer Bottling Works
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