Fragmentary newspaper masthead text and address lists
Fragmented OCR shows newspaper sales locations and addresses and mentions official city and county paper. Names and places include Oregon News Co in Fortland and Northwest News in Portland and Washington DC Bureau. Likely a generic masthead or publication notice with postal details.
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East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Fortland
Oregon
Northwest News, Co
Portland
Cesturean. Ie Security Rading
Washington, DC
Fourteenth Street
N,w
Hold to the Primary Assembly Denounced by East Oregonian
The East Oregonian condemns the county central committee's assembly plan for the state GOP and warns it would oust voters from the primary process. The paper urges direct primaries for clean government and opposes corporate meddling in Oregon elections.
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East Oregonian
Lowell
Assembly
Umatilla
State Assembly
Portland
Oregon
Mrect
Seta
Howe
Eset
Oregonian
Oregon Agricultural College Commencement Concludes Year
The big institution Afto Oregon Agricultural College completed its commencement exercises this year, marking the close of the academic session. The event highlighted graduates and the institution’s ongoing programs and achievements.
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Afto
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon Agricultural College celebrates quarter century milestone
The Oregon Agricultural College marks its 25th year as a state institution, highlighting growth under President Kerr and the move from old academic aims to practical, science-based instruction. Graduates number about 1000. over 10,000 OAC alumni reside in Oregon. Governor Gillett and Encewr Cillian are noted in timely acts, with calls for further demonstration of leadership.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Kerr
the Agricultural College
Becnme
Pacific ‘Coast
Question about attendance of Tmatillin county assemblymen
The article asks how many assemblymen from Tmatillin county will attend the assembly, but the readable text does not provide any numeric figure or names to cite a definite count.
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Tmatillin County
Emblems of the Apostles and Evangelists
A compact catalog of heraldic symbols tied to the Apostles and Evangelists. It lists St Peter’s keys, St Andrew’s cross, James the Great’s pilgrim staff and water-bottle, John’s eagle, Thomas’s lance, James the Less’s axe, Philip’s column, Bartholomew’s knife, Matthew the moneybag, Simon’s saw, Jude’s knotted instrument, Matthias’s lance, Judas’s rope, and the lion of St Mark, ox of St Luke, with observations on their origins tied to martyrdom or death.
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Peter
Andrew
Alee
St. James the Less
Philip
St. Barthiolomew
St. Matthew
Alno
Feranceliat
Mmrn
Simon Zelotes
Jude
Thaddeus
St. Matthine
Judas
St. Mart’s
St. Luke's
Catholic Telegraph
Why Women’s Labor Is Cheap and Why It Persists
The Times argues women’s work is undervalued because weaker strength, less training into skilled labor, and weaker unionization. It notes early marriage drains women from long-term industrial roles, with Lancashire data showing marriage shifts. The piece attributes low skill growth to social expectations and family focus, urging better organization to raise pay and status.
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Carter
Lancashire
Dim Bindua
Senator Thiman Disousting Fall Wrecks
Washington Star reports Senator Thiman blasting railroad haste. The account includes garbled dialogue about Mr Taylor’s funeral where doctors and undertakers whisper about the cause and mourning, with one pallbearer believed to be upstairs and another awaiting orders during the procession.
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Thiman
Washington Star
Taylor
Si Taylor
Northern man claims facial clues to politics in town
A visiting Northern man in a Southern town asserts he can read a man's political leanings by face. Audiences doubt him until he points to several residents claiming McKinley, Cleveland Democrat, and Ivan Tan traits, provoking surprised reactions and commentary.
Rough Play and a Teasing Entrance in Chicago News
A fragment from Chicago News shows children and a mother engaging in a playful exchange about a game. The dialogue features a younger boy, Tommy Finn, resisting rough play while a fashionably cautious mother suggests they will set the pace. The excerpt captures street scene chatter and slang of the period.
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Tommy Finn
Homer
Paddy
Ani Momer
Chicago News
Nocturnal Combat Phrase Sparks Out-of-Tone Confusion
Fragmentary dialogue line references a nocturnal conflict and a lab setting with a family image. The garbled text suggests an informal exchange about staying up late to await a parent’s return, though specifics and context are unclear.
Phrase from Boston Herald on fools and puppus or Jandin Aim
A fragment from the Boston Herald includes a quip about fools every minute and a cryptic line about puppus or Jandin Aim, suggesting a satirical or nonsensical aside without clear context or attribution.
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Earn
Alea Tre
Puppus
Jandin Aim
Boston Herald
Greatest Medicine of the Age in a Bluefield Case
Walter Clark of Bluefield West Virginia said two months of lung trouble left him unable to work until he used Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. He claims full recovery and credits the product as the greatest medicine of the present age. Clark is part of Clark & Co., local grocers.
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Walter Clark
Bluefield
W. Va
Duffy
Walter Clail
Clark
Clark & Co
Dufty's Pure Malt Whiskey as a health remedy ad
An advertisement touts Duftys Pure Malt Whiskey as a universal cure and tonic for lung throat and stomach diseases and for wasting conditions. It claims digestion improvement when taken with meals and offers free medical advice from the Medical Department of The Duffy Malt Whiskey Company Rochester New York along with an illustrated health booklet. It lists sale by druggists grocers and dealers at 1.00 per bottle.
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Dufty
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
New York
Squire’s pest control ends in worse fly plague
A derelict country squire hires three days of strange measures to remove a fly infestation. Promises of bomrit lodeins and beer fail as flies surge. A cunning worker replies that he only promised to hit on, not reveal full methods, highlighting sly wit in the London Daily News item.
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London Daily News
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Sand County
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O. A. CG
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Deavor
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Ely Drothers
Warren Street
Bradfield CO
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First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Counry
George
E. T. Wade
American Nat. Bank Bldg
Pendleton, OR
East End Grocery
Weston
Sale
Bry Camere
Fe&s
Mt. Hood
OLD Line Live Stock Insurance
Indiana
Ohio
Ance Company
Crawfordsville
Mark Moorhouse
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Justice Court
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