Notice to Advertisers on Advertising Copy Deadlines
A garbled notice from the Chicago Bureau lists contact points in San Francisco and Washington DC and provides deadlines for ad copy submission. It references Pendleton Post Office and specifies that copy for the Oregonian must be received by 5 p.m. the preceding day, with Monday’s issue due by 4 48 p.m.
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San Francisco Area
Fourth Street
Chicago
Washington, DC
Dureau
Fourteenth Street
S. W
Notich
Oregonian
Praca
Ag Satirdar
People should honor the people's choice for senator
The East Oregonian argues candidates should pledge to vote for the people's choice for U S senate and interpret the pledge honestly after election. It condemns partisan rigidity, urges fairness, candor, and open language to avoid corruption and misleadings in government.
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United States
United States Senate
Wherry
Salem
East Oregonian
Youur Po
Prinel
Johns and Baker County Saloon Interest Endorsement Claim
The article accuses C A Johns, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, of misrepresenting broad business support while noting his past ties to Baker City saloon and gambling interests. It recalls his role in defense for saloon trials and opposition to Sheriff Brown’s law enforcement, urging clarity on his stance with Oregon’s saloon and gambling factions.
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C. A. Johns
Presse of
Oregon
Coves
Baker County
Johna
Johns
Jona
Baker City
Brown
Train of experts to tour West promoting grain breeding
A March plan sends a Minnesota and North Dakota Farmers Institutes staff by train from St Paul to the Pacific coast to teach grain production. The program aims to raise seed quality and yields, with economic gains for farmers and benefits for rail traffic. The Spokane council to raise fire department pay is noted, with Chief to $200, drivers to $90, and other wages adjusted.
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St Paul
Pacific Canat
Minnesota and
North Daktan Farmers Institutes
University of Minnesota
Department of Agriculture
Itta
Spokane
Desk of 600 kinds of wood near town marvel
C A Robinson, two miles southwest of town, is near completion of an office desk built from 600 different woods. The four by two and a half by two feet frame features fronts of varied woods and will hold over 20 000 distinct pieces. Wood samples include relics from the Maine, Spanish fleet, Dewey’s ships, Solomon’s temple, Penn’s treaty elm, and more. Robinson collected timber from every U S state and from many old countries with help from A M Vaninotmany and others. He aims to document wood varieties and explain creation.
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C. A. Robinson
Saya
Tolaho
Record
Robin
Maine
Cuba
Dewey
Manila
Jerusalem
Penn
Robinson
British Mueum
Union
A. M. Vaniotmany
Sweden
Hall of Fame General Bates tops army as first bachelor in 60 years
A satirical wrap of Washington life notes General Bates as new army head, the first bachelor in six decades, and questions if Westerners still trust the president as in prior elections. It cites Thomas H. Carter’s famed 1901 senate door stunt and mocks social season in Washington with Fairbanks and his wife. A pair of gibes about monuments and dining spots closes the piece.
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Bates
West
New York
Washington Monument
Thomas H. Carter
Montana
Congress
Senate
Washington
Hartor
Fairbanks
Cfpital
Stork Social Celebrates Bride-To-Be at Jones Residence
A St. Louis gathering hosted by Mrs. Charles P. Jones for her daughter Mrs. Maurice V. Joyce drew about a dozen guests including seven former classmates who have married recently. The luncheon featured heavy stork motifs with cradle centerpieces, baby swaddling, and paper crib favors, as five guests are expecting.
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St. Louis
Charles P. Jones
Maurice V. Joyce
Jones
Joyce
Mabie
A Rare Millionaire J Eads How of St Louis
J Eads How inherits a vast fortune from his father a Wabash vice president he refuses to use it for personal gain and forms the People's Fund and Welfare at a Salvation Army home How a Harvard graduate dedicates his life to humanity his mother recently donates 200000 to Washington University St Louis
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J. Eads How
St. Louis
People's Fund and Welfare
Salvation Army
Mr. How
Harvard
Washington Universality
St. Low
Campaign fund mystery in small Indian town election
An inspector of streets in a small Indian town earns 250 dollars yearly. The democratic candidate Ezekie Hicks appeared poised to win after a taught campaign fund was collected, but he was canned. A leader laments misused funds and notes the inspector’s 200 dollar salary. one adviser reveals spending on a truck farm instead.
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Ezekie Hicks
Exeklel
Hunt
Exzeklel
the Argonaut
New Industry Gown and Garment Maker Advertises
Local business advertises manufacture of fancy party gowns kimonos silk and lace underwear for ladies and gentlemen negligees and shirts for order also mentions importers and reasonable prices calling for inquiries.
Low Sam on Court Street Near Clarke's Hardware Store
A brief notice locating Low Sam at 20% on Court Street next to Clarke's Hardware Store. The item preserves a street-level address with nearby business reference for identification.
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Bradley
Court Street
Clarke's
Manlware Store
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