Weekly, four months by mail and official paper notice
An official city and county paper advertises various subscription terms offered by mail and carrier for weekly and semi weekly editions. Rates include one year six months three months and four months options. The notice emphasizes mail delivery and carrier delivery methods for the publications.
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When Old Age Hums Away The Spark Within
Poet Florence Calron pleads to the aging heart to resist gray despair. She asks if joys like crimson poppies and May fragrances will fade, urging the heart to stay bright and revel in each day despite advancing years.
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Florence Calron
Frontier Celebration at Pendleton Aims to Draw Big crowds
Pendleton caps a warm weekend with a burst of fundraising to guarantee the Northwest Frontier Celebration. Backers plan a three day event linked to the district fair to attract visitors from miles away and showcase regional irrigation, mills, factories, and agricultural progress. The festival promises spectacular broncha riding and thrilling entertainment to boost the city and fair.
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Pendleton
Eos Oregonian
Resta Tm
No Inconsistency in County Division Debate
A fragmented Portland Oregonian letter argues against excessive use of the initiative in county division votes. It defends the paper’s past stance while warning that the privilege can become a curse if abused. The East Oregonian claims inconsistency in the opposing stance and supports cautious use of the initiative.
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East Grogonian
Oregon
East Oregoniaw
Local Initiative Debate Warns Against Overreach
The text urges voters to oppose measures of a purely local character under the Initiative and to rebuke misuse by voting no on statewide or local items not suitable for the Initiative. The paper likens the stance to a physician avoiding unsuitable prescriptions.
Wallowa Delegates Back Bowerman Vote Questioned
Three Wallowa County men attended the Portland republican assembly as delegates and cast all 18 votes. They supported Bowerman for governor, while critics argued the selection was manipulated by a few. The piece notes distrust of the process and Portland influence on the party.
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Bowerman
Hawkett
Condon
Wallowa County
Powerman
Government Waiver on Umatilla Waters Sparks Water Right Idea
The statement suggests the government may relinquish its filing on the waters of the Umatilla and proposes that water be appropriated, with lands between here and Echo. It also mentions a private company reclaiming the West Umatilla project and taking water from the Columbia.
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West Umatilla
Columbia
King Alfonso Faces Trouble Like Russian Czar
A historical note compares King Alfonso's difficulties to those of the czar of Russia, highlighting mounting challenges and political strain on both monarchs amid shifting power dynamics.
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Alfonso
Russia
Portland Assembly Candidates Endorse Direct Primary
Portland legislative hopefuls unanimously back the direct primary system. They praise its clarity and voter choice, asserting it strengthens democracy and aligns with local political values.
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Assembly
Portland
Frontier celebration to use Lather Back slogan
The article notes a frontier celebration adopting the slogan Lather Back as part of promotional effort. Local organizers emphasize a memorable catchphrase to rally community participation and mark the event with expected parades and ceremonies.
Laughing at Earls and Auto Fate in the Drawing Room
A mother of four daughters cornered a young man, asking which earls he admired. The witty reply favored the married one who can own a car and faces no chance of divorce. Laughter erupts as friends tease about fate and marriage.
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Denne
Herbert Urner
Grant Family Anecdote At Dinner With Teachers
A report recounts Major General Frederick Tf Grant, son of President Grant, attending a college dinner where he shared a misattributed tale about his father. He corrects the record, saying he is the one whose father earned such marks, not the famous general. The exchange ends with a light familial claim of being “all in the family.”
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Christian Herala
Moon Myth Hits Frontier Newspaper Page
A fragment from a historical page hints at a discussion of moon figures and frontier life. The text suggests themes of disillusion and exploration, possibly reflecting early 20th century science or literature ideas. The readable portion mentions Moon and frontier and evokes curiosity about celestial or speculative topics.
Married life and the honey moon mood
The author muses on marriage and the honeymoon phase, noting that new couples face practical adjustments after romance fades. Some men remain cranky or domineering before marriage and may not adapt afterward, while others, like newcomers six weeks in, stay gay and hopeful. Mothers influence honeymoon outcomes, and why some men should not marry is explored with humor and caution.
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Kiow
Arnie
Taleo
No Women in the Bible Provokes Nashville Clergy Row
Annie Taurie of The Fixaminer reports a fiery critique of Rev Ira Landrith from Belmont College of Nashville Tennessee. The letter-fueled confrontation accuses Landrith of denying women's central roles in biblical history and church life. The piece highlights women's contributions through church groups and questions the preacher's authority.
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America
Ladies' Aid Society
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Tennessee
Annie Taurie
County Division Vote Urged Against New County Boundaries
The Baker City Herald reports opposition to a county division plan in Puker County urging residents to vote against measures creating new counties. It notes the drive relies on signatures and concerns over altering boundaries and governance. The piece highlights Baker County as large with distinct sections.
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Baker City
Puker County
Dee
Bieker City
Credwling & Nee
Er Ted Down
Baker
County split threat looms amid homeseekers tide
The district outlines a possible new county carve from Baker County as homeseekers move into Eagle and Pine valleys and Burnt River area. It warns that division would hinge on local harmony and the risk of future discontent prompting a new county demand if measures fail.
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Ritelng
Burnt River
Hichland
Baker
Eagle and
Pine Valleys
Mae
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