Independent Oregonian rates and publication details
An incomplete OCR fragment presents subscription and delivery rates for the Salt Oregonian Printing Co Pendleton Oregon. It lists Daily and Semi Weekly options with prices, mail and carrier delivery terms, and mentions various city distribution details and period coverage. The text is garbled but indicates typical early 20th century newspaper pricing and service terms.
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Pendieton
Oregon
Salt Oregonian Pullishing CO
The Fellows That Followed The Call In War’s Long Night
An archival reflection recalls the fellows who went and those who stayed in trenches and charge. It honors those who could and could not continue, as dawn broke over weary ranks and daily cares.
Bring on Baty Steamer Service resumes on river
Announcement states a steamer service will resume on the upper Columbia River starting April 1. Authorities or company officials promise reliable transportation and regular schedules for the line serving towns along the river.
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Bring ON
Baty Steamer Service
T Is
Upper
Columbia River
Ow Sue
Anaric Promised For Backache And Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Anaric as a powerful remedy to cleanse impoverished blood and relieve rheumatic pains and backache. It claims quick kidney elimination of poisons, offers a 10 cent trial from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, and includes testimonials praising its effectiveness for various ailments.
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Lithia
Simoet
Riverside river traffic hoped to boost Umatilla grain
Umatilla County advances plans to improve river access with two highways to the river and half a million dollars for grading a water grade route from Pendleton to Umatilla. An $185,000 Cold Springs road fund aims to open wheat transport from Holdman country. A dependable boat service is needed to justify farmers hauling to the river, with Astoria’s port group likely to join if Portland lags. The inland Empire grain trade may move by river sooner than expected.
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Umatilla County
Umatilla
Cold Springs Landing
Pendleton
Cold Springs
Holdman
Portland
Astoria
Fred Steiner Returns From War After Voluntary Service
Fred Steiner left a growing law practice to serve in the army, making a greater than usual sacrifice. His safe return is cause for rejoicing. Ambassador Francis has close experience with Russia and Bolshevism, lending support to the view of German methods and intentions.
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Fred Steiner
Steiner
Francis
Flirting With Ajduke At Pabbil Pond
A brief item notes an event at Pabbil Pond involving flirting with Ajduke. Readable text mentions a playful scene and a local gathering. Specific names or dates are unclear but the digestive tone reflects a light community moment.
Influence and the Bolshevik Back Bone
The writer notes influence has been central to Bolshevism and expresses support for returning service members. It urges backing the boys home from overseas as they seek employment or resume business or professional pursuits.
Vice President Marshall Ad journed Senate Sine Dee
The report mocks Vice President Marshall for ad journing the senate with sine dee instead of sine die, calling the body a Godless senate and critiquing the ceremonial act.
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Marshall
Senate
The Funnybone Laughs and Local Quips Across Pages
A collage of jokes and light vignettes from the era, including country week humor about farmers and milking, a Washington Star quip about taxation and civility, and a cabman magistrate gag. The mix captures rustic wit, city riff, and social irony in brief punchlines.
Fragmentary overheard dialogue at hotel echoing old lodge lore
A garbled OCR passage shows an old lodge member questioned about his tenure as a lecturer. The exchange includes a quippish line about guests being right in the hotel. A side remark mentions a controversial claim about the world not suitable for a hog.
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Lodeps
Buer
Hunger in Montenegro Described as Desperate by Peace Delegation
The American peace delegation reported Montenegro facing dire conditions with widespread starvation. A family of eight reportedly lost five children to hunger while three others neared skeletal states, as relief efforts and medical remedies were discussed amid the crisis.
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Rome
Montendero
Stame
Varia
Montenesro
Industry project eyed by Scandia shipyard at Coquille river
MARSHFIELD Or March 11 Scandia shipbuilding company considered a proposal from Bandon to locate their industry on the lower Coquille river. The offer named a 1000 by 200 foot site for ten years with an initial order for two large barges. The proposal was favorably received and the industry is likely to move to the city by the sea.
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Marshfield
Scandia Shipbuilding Company
Bandoniarned
Coquille River
Bandon
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