Weekly and daily publications listing rates
A garbled OCR fragment lists miscellaneous weekly and daily publications with distribution by mail. It mentions prices such as 1.50 and 8.00, various subscription lengths, and offices or associations including Meriter Scripps News Agency and a Chicago office. The text is incomplete and reads like a catalog of periodical offerings.
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Mall Dally
Mall
Miomtha
Chleags Natyen
Wanlington Uh
Durcan
Pourteenth
Resolve to face troubles with cheerful resolve
The text urges keeping a calm deposition despite disagreements and troubles, promising that cheerful resolve can deter worries. It compares handling adversity to an oyster making a pearl by covering the irritant with beauty, and advises applying ivy or other beauty to an ugly rock. It ends with guidance resembling a page from Success Magazine.
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Aneer
Success Magazine
Municipal ownership drives Eugene campaign tactics
The municipal ownership forces in Eugene adopt a ticket and platform to push ownership of utilities at the spring city election. J D Matlock, brother of ex mayor W F Matlock, is nominated for mayor with a full slate of council candidates. The campaign targets city water and lighting supplied by private firms and promotes municipal ownership as the solution. Pendleton notes water utility ownership as crucial and contrasts Mehts with larger eastern Oregon cities. The Eugene campaign is anticipated to draw strong interest in the northwest.
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Eugene
J. D. Matlock
W. F. Matlock
Pendleton
Oregon
Charces
Busannes
Governor’s veto sparks clash over Oregon fair funding
The East Oregonian laments Governor Chamberlain vetoing a 690 dollar increase for the Umatilla Morrow county fair while arguing that repeated appropriations set a risky precedent. It lauds the veto of the Tramat-Monmouth normal school bill and criticizes legislative overreach and political maneuvering in Oregon.
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East Oregonian
Chamberlain
Tmatilla-Morrow County
Hin
Oregon Falls
la Grande
Baker City
Pendleton
Lemme
Oregon
Davey
Oregon Governor Chamberlain Faces Legislature Rift
The sparsely settled eastern Oregon counties contrast with Willamette Valley areas over a vetoing measure. The Republican legislature, 138 Republicans and seven Democrats, avoids decisive action, shifting questions to Governor Chamberlain. The people admire him as fearless, capable, and ready to meet his responsibilities despite consequences.
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Oregon
Willamette
Partiuin
Chamberlain
Nic
Chatr
Oremon
The Money Madness and the Allure of Wealth
A reflective piece laments the mania for money making, arguing people justify extreme behavior to pursue profit. It compares monetary frenzy with other pursuits, suggesting society would curb similar excesses in invention or charity, while money passion remains unchecked and consuming.
Protest of the Lumbermen Petition to Congress
Northwest lumbermen send a 46 foot petition to Congress protesting halted lumber valued at 30 million dollars. They demand national action to ease market access and oppose rising building material prices. Pendleton residents tally 29 workers affected by lumber costs and a city cleanup plan is urged for March 15.
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Northwest
Congress
Pendleton
Lumber Trust of the Northwest
Eskimo Stories and Villagers Reactions
The Travel Magazine notes Eskimo life in Alaska, describing their generally good-natured character and increasing civility due to schooling and mission work. A group visiting an Eskimo village on Easter Friday caused a sensation, surprising locals who had never seen an outsider before.
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Alaska
Editor and Publisher Seek Evenhanded Independence
The editor should view events fairly from a partisan-free stance, condemning friends' wrong acts while admiring high-minded acts of foes. A steady conscience permits honest critique across all classes and regions, applying consistent editorial standards to preserve independence.
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Editoria
Pated Mvekiy
St George Inn Promoted as Northwest's Up-to-Date Hotel
European plitn Sverviking first. claew All modern Conveniences Steam heat throughout. Roome on suite with oath Large, new cample roon. The Hotel St. George Inn pronounced one of the most up-to-date hotels of the Northwest. Telephone and fire alarm connections to office, and hot and cold running Water In all roomy
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Sverviking
Oath
St. George Inn
Northwest
The Enchantress and the Healing Suggestion
A sick man faces despair until a velvet helper urges belief over fear. Through gentle suggestion he sleeps and dreams of truth that healing lies within, waking found cured by calm thoughts as loved ones greet him healthy, as narrated by Pr. J. McMahon.
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Pr. J. McMahon
Washington Letter on Senate Debates and Appointments
Washington letter describes Beveridge and McCumber as unpopular in the Senate and details their contentious exchanges. It notes Tillman’s interruptions during immigration debate, Proctor’s remarks, and McCumber’s retort. The piece also reports George A. Stowell of Portland as a favored candidate for the Annapolis appointment and other applicants discussed in Salem State courant.
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Washington, Mar i
United States Senate
Beveridge
Indiana
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate
Kiex
Spooner
Thhiman
South Cantina
Tillman
Stuar
Tillmaain
South Carolina
Inedina
Anniapolis
A. Stowell
Portland
Annapolia
Cape Fain
A. W. McGowan
Burne
Salem
Mulkey Fine
Stowell
Paradoxes of Travel in a Missouri clipping
The fragmentized clip from a Missouri paper cites travel observations with humorous misstatements. It claims there are no onions in Ber muda and notes exports, frogs in Irish whiskey, and misattributed facts about fruits, foods, cheeses, and political figures across nations.
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Missouri
Saya
Travel Magazine
Bermuda
Egypt
Mount of Olives
Pariaion
Dave
Scotland
Dublin
Nelson Cean
Hague
Neufehatel
New York
Fansan
Minsouri
Feypt
Florida
No Case on Record of Cough Remaining After Foley’s Honey and Tar
Ad claims show no case of cough or cold lingering after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. Warns against imitations and urges refuting substitutes. Mentions Koeppen’s Drug Store and a yellow package.
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Foley
Koeppen
Nebrucka Becomes State Foster After 40 Years On March First
Nebrucka marked forty years since the state foster program began on March 1, 1967. The milestone reflects ongoing efforts to support foster families and children in care, with community leaders noting progress and future plans.
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Nebrucka
Setate Fost
The Hotel Pendleton Refit and Refurnish Complete
The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished throughout. Telephone and fire warmth connections with all rooms. Baths en suite and single rooms.
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Pendleton
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Pobiated
Pequetun
East Oregonian Pubblishing
Meriter Scripps News
POR Municipal Ownership
Ant
Royal
Hotel
St. George
George Darveau
the Enchantress
Tope
Gephrys
Washington
Tilman
Thiman
Metimber
Proctor
Mc.Chimber
Presiitent
Ty McCumber
Miss Adelaide Nichols
E. Pinkham
Ita
Lydia E. Pinkham
Adelaide Nichols
West 22Nd Street
New York City
Mra. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia
Lota
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
The
Bollons & Rows
Mrs. Myers
Schmidt Bldg
Black
Central Meat Co
Carney, Ramsdell & Co, Telephone Main 33
St. Joseph’s
Sisters of St. Francis
Philadelphia
Oregonian
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