Fragmented OCR subscription notice for Portland presses
Fragmentary text lists various subscription terms and durations such as weekly and monthly options. Mentions Daily Oregonian and Oregon News Bureau locations with addresses. Content is unclear but indicates old newspaper circulation details and agent terms.
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Oregonian
Orecon News
Morrison Street
Portland
Northnet News Vo
Aide Ae
Gene Ralston, LLC
Nsw
Pendleton Moves Toward Big Local Improvements
The water commissioners plan a bond election for a gravity water system while the city extends the sewer, builds a Main Street bridge, and advances street work. Citizens will vote March 23 on a new high school as the branch asylum arrives, with health and facility needs driving projects. A million dollars in local work awaits, boosting Pendleton’s prospects and spirit.
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Pendleton
State Board
Water Board
County court must serve people with best possible service
The county court is a business commission not a political body. Members were not elected to pursue politics or selfish acts. Taxpayers expect a judge and commissioners to provide efficient and economical administration. The court will not deliver the best service at the lowest cost if theyre…
Plan shifts road work supervision to three roadmasters
The East Oregonian argues for replacing county court supervision of road work with three roadmasters chosen by Judge Maloney. It recalls past abuses when court members rode RR and Ni trains while county business lagged. Roadmasters would be paid only for time worked and removable for poor service, a system the paper deems more efficient and less suspect.
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Oregonian
Maloney
East Orecotlan
Pendleton Votes On New High School Plan
From California W E Breck voices strong support for building a new high school. The city, prosperous but frugal, would improve its schools to match its wealth and duty to youth. The current high school is outdated. Lincoln and three grade schools cost 40 000 six years ago. On March 29 residents will vote on the plan to fund a new high school.
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California
W. E. Breck
Brock
Pendleton
Lincoln
No Criticism Justified Over State Board Building Plans
The Oregonian criticizes Governor West and Treasurer Kay for opposing go ing to build a branch asylum on land bought by the former acting governor. The current board plans to place the building on bottom land per the legislative committee and has no alternative short of using the Ouver land, despite prior proposals for hill land.
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Kay
Branch Asylum
Bowerman
State Board
Senate Refusal to Oust Lorimer Signals Possible Bribery links
The senate’s decision not to oust Lorimer after proof of bribery in his election suggests there may be other members seated under similar circumstances. The note implies broader concern about corruption and legitimacy in the body.
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Senate
Lorimer
Weather Turns Mild Yet Nights Remain Cool
The forecast hints at moderating conditions with a lingering slight chill at night. Towns are established, not expanding, signaling steady growth patterns and steady climate effects on daily life.
Oregon readers urge support for Canadian reciprocity
From Wainfright Alberta, a letter recalls a long push for freer trade with Canada to boost fruit and vegetable markets in Alberta and Saskatchewan. The writer criticizes Oregon legislators and Congress for opposing the Canadian reciprocity agreement and defends President Taft’s pursuit of new markets for settlers and government revenue.
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Wainfright
Alberta
Can
East Oregonian
U. S
Canada
Saskatchewan
Oregon
Congress
Mr. Taft
Umatilla County
Portland
West
Matilla
Reciprocity Agreement Prompts North American Promise
A letter extols a reciprocity pact between nations, praising Taft and Laurier as era making leaders. The writer argues Oregon benefits, cites prices for lumber and fruit, and warns that failure would lock out future growth for 20 million people in two provinces, urging support for the deal.
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North America
B.C. Minter
Washington Lumber
Frank Rack
The Sullens Girl and Her Sunny Disposition
A dated exhortation urges girls to abandon sullen moods and cultivate cheerfulness and a sunny demeanor. It contrasts dour behavior with a bright, friendly outlook, arguing kindness and optimism win friends, brighten life, and preserve youth. The piece counsels enjoying life now before mature realities temper spirits.
Woman of color questions judge before sentence in cruel child case
A South Carolina case sees a visibly distressed woman charged with excessive cruelty to a child. The judge asks if she has a statement and she responds with a probing question about whether the judge has ever been a parent of an public at heart child, a remark that hints at the case's tension.
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South Carolina
Chile
Let Us Smile in Cherry Smile Verse
A cheerful verse extols a constant cherry smile that lifts spirits and fuels effort. The poem likens encouragement to durable, priceless currency, a remedy for failure and a reminder that kindness costs nothing.
A Misconception About American Girls and Riches
In a dialogue from a historical piece a British speaker claims American girls lack healthy complexions while praising their wealth. An American responds that wealth, not complexion, attracts noblemen, noting greenbacks as the draw. The exchange highlights class and gender themes in Anglo American society.
Household Remedy Mentioned for Spring Use by Farmer
Ralph Rust of Wills, Michigan writes that Hood's Sarsaparilla has been a household remedy for many years. He says it cleanses the blood and expels humors from winter, noting his farming work and exposure to bad weather. He trusts Hood's Sarsaparilla and praises its results. Hood's is peculiar to itself with no equal and is available in liquid or Sarsatabs tablets.
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Ralph Rust
Wills, Mich
Hood
Plein Art and a Still-Life Bargain Tale
A Chicago lady and her maid visit a gallery to buy a dining room still-life. The canvas shows flowers a pie and a roll. The maid warns that the price is high, noting a similar picture sold recently for fifteen dollars with more pie. The tale comes from March Lippincott's.
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Chicago
Wisper
The Remains Inquiry In Local Death
The coroner investigated a death after an unnamed Black man died without medical attendance. A sobbing woman at the door confirms the deceased Samuel Williams lived there and remarks that the remains will be shown, reflecting a tense, cautious scene.
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Samuel Williams
Free China medical advice by York and York
An advertisement offers free Chinese medical guidance from York & York. It claims doctors can diagnose cases from a description or symptom blank and provide exact results, promising free advice to everyone.
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