Newspaper ad notes repry sale at Oregon News Co
A disjointed OCR item refers to a repry sale listing for The Daily East Oregonian. It mentions Oregon News Co at 1470th Street in Portland and Northwest News Co in Portland with unclear names and addresses. The fragment also lists 601 Four sernth Street and a 99 cent security bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Portland
Oorthwest News, Co
Chiia Horeau
Washington
Dee
Sernth Street
N. W
Progressive force realigns parties in bid for reform
Senator LaFollette and Judge Ben Lindsey urge progressive Republicans and Democrats to unite against entrenched privilege in politics. They argue the struggle is not between old party doctrines but between public welfare and special interests, and call for votes for candidates who stand for popular government over party loyalty.
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LaFollette
Ben Lindsey
la Follette
Jssue
Aldrich
Foster
Fitegerald
Cannon
Lindsey
Republi
Olf
Strugei
Previe Vottur
Assembly plan reaction cited by rep in Saturday interview
A veteran official denounces the proposed assembly scheme as a revival of machine politics. He explains current delegates would be chosen by central committees in secret sessions, stripping precincts of any real voice. He urges Republicans in Oregon to abandon the plan and return to open, legally mandated primaries.
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A. Bare
Jassembly
Fogniy
Imaffin
Ore- Bon
Puritan Morality Faces Modern Vice in Society Fight
An editorial argues Americans are tolerant yet moralistic, tracing roots to Puritan rigor. It notes a revivalist crusade against cigarette smoking among women, fearing social imitation by working women, and mentions efforts to enlist Mrs. Nicholas Longworth in the campaign.
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Nicholas Longworth
Alfalfa Varieties Prove Dryland Yields In Oregon
Eastern Oregon farmers learn from Parla Gipson of Great Falls Montana that several alfalfa varieties produced notable one acre yields without irrigation in 1906. Canadian shfaifa 7505 pounds, sand lucera 425, Turkestan alfalfa 11400, Wheeler alfalfa 5480, Nebraska dry land alfalfa 4706. Findings suggest proper varieties enable good forage on dry land with strong root systems.
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Oregon
Parla Gipson
Great Falls
Mont
Cmatilla
Gibson
Government plans irrigation for Indian lands
The interior department plans reclaiming Indian lands in the northwest. Irrigation could vastly enhance the value of the lands on the reservation and enable irrigation.
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Northwest
Interior Department
Tmatin Reservation
Wheat yield reports clash with western crop shortage tales
The article contrasts seemingly favorable wheat yield reports with widespread crop shortage stories from many western regions, highlighting inconsistent agriculture signals across states and farming districts.
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West
Assembly bellows note about Ther a few lacking
A brief report notes that those in the assembly considered it alright to affirm, yet few individuals were present or identified. The source fragment provides limited names or places, offering mainly a vague mood rather than concrete events.
Meeting of Two Artists Sparks Dark Promises
A fragmentary notice depicts Jules Deriyal in a tense scene with a rival, amid mentions of a prosperous sale and a dubious plan. Read as a period vignette, the brief hints at conflict, indulgence, and a pivotal bread moment.
An April Masque excerpt reveals a chance meeting by the park
In a seaside stroll scene Jules reveals his profession to a mysterious old man as they share bread and a park view. The old man, speaking in a hushed voice, acknowledges the truth of the statement while the two exchange cautious, formal remarks about occupation and fate.
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Jules Deriyal
Satan
Jules
Meauts
Toman Artis
Dorothy Canflehl
August Scribner
The Summer Argument
A Detroit Free Press poem fragment expresses a clash between a woman who wants social appearances and parties and a speaker who longs for privacy and simple clothing. The speaker desires to roam, fish, and wear work shirts while the other seeks silk skirts and social teas. The piece contrasts leisure styles and personal freedom.
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Rand
Detroit Pree Press
Local Republicans Question Assembly Endorsement
In La Grande a small group of Republicans linked to Multnomah county politicians endorsed a state assembly slate. Delegates from Umatilla and other areas were discussed, with Elgin not represented at the La Grande meeting though claimed by the group. Voters may contest the selection as several precincts doubt the process and candidates.
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Bhiein
la Grannds
la Grande
Multnomah County
Vintton County
General Assembly
Portlant
Elgin
Ries Jaesby Welcomes Mr Jags in Odd Night Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue shows Ries Jaesby greeting Mr Jags amid an unfocused scene with references to an airship and a character named Misher Wright. The noisy, cryptic text hints at a performance or playful skit rather than a clear news event.
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Ries Jaesby
Mr. Jagsby
Misher Wright
Puck
Sleeping Sickness In Uganda Strikes Islands Of The Nile
The text recalls a colonial era account of sleeping sickness in Uganda. It describes islands green with meadow and forest along the Nile area populated by fisher folk. A biting fly spreads the disease and thousands die before medical science and administration respond. efforts later focus on retreating from affected districts and clearing forests to contain spread.
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Deptite
Cones
Nyanga Lakes
Inkes Run
Barriers to the fly and pestilence in Victoria Nyanga
From Theodore Roosevelt and Aneust Scribner account describing how pestilence forced government action on the western shores of Victoria Nyanga and adjacent islands. Survivors were deported inland and fishing and residence by the lake banned. The once rich lake fishery collapsed, left to birds and crocodiles. The fly is blamed for spreading germs, feeding on blood, with feared transmission to humans.
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Victoria Nyanga
Theodore Roosevelt
Aneust Scribner
African Missions and Native Religions Debate
Those criticizing missionary efforts in Africa ignore the broader context. Even minimal thought among Africans shows a move away from traditional beliefs, previously unexamined, toward new religious awareness amid colonial encounters.
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Africa
Roosevelt on Christianity and Africa Mission Work
Theodore Roosevelt argues that ethical Christian foundations mark a vast advance over brutal African creeds, praising Uganda’s Protestant and Catholic missions. He notes intelligent, virtuous locals aiding charity, observes rivalries reframed as healthy effort, and describes visits to Church of England and Catholic missions with bishops in Uganda.
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Middle
Western
Africa
Uganda
Church of England
Tucker
Hanlon
Streicher
Theodore Roosevelt
Scribner
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Mall
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Rehis Sally
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iMily
Cartier Oo
Eekly
Mail
Auall Gem
Ken
United Press Asociation
Pendleton, Reek
Howe
Uora M. W. Greanieat
Gardress
Ly Magazine
Wisconsin
Republican Senator
Denver
Democratic
Apter the
PRY Land Alpalfa
Union Assemblyite
Ostetter
All Electric
COLUMBIA LIGHT @ POWER COMPANY
African Missions
Orpheum Theatre
Medernac
the First National Bank
Pendleton
U.S
I. G. M. Rice
G. M. Rice
C. K. Cranston
Fes
Mt, Hood
Tallman & Co
OLD Lin'! Live Stock Insurance
Indiana
Ohio
Ance Company
Crawfordsville
Mutual
Mark Moorhouse
Pendleton, Or
East Court
Colesworthy
International Stock Food
Alita
Gas la Fontaine
North
Ls Fontaine Blk
Main St
Beat Rock
Henry Kopittke
Malin
Trav Manns
Muni & Co
New York
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