Independent Weekly Newspapers and Subscriptions
A fragmented OCR sample lists various newspaper names and subscription options. It mentions daily and semi weekly formats, term lengths from one month to one year, carriers and mailing methods, and addresses in Portland and Washington DC. Names and exact prices are obscured by transcription errors.
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Suns Aero Can Saal Pally
Mall Daily
Aix
Mall Deily
Tanil Esse
Imperial Hotel
Portland P
Tall S
Reall Paakington
D. C
Tenth Street
N. Ww
Manhoma
Opining Hun the Best by Frank L Stanton
A poem reflecting on hardship and hope from the East to the West, praising perseverance. It frames a weary journey as a benediction and urges keeping faith and hoping for the best, ending with a nod to a public domain style.
German militarists profit as Senate stalls peace pact
The piece argues the Senate will not ratify the peace treaty without altering the League of Nations covenant, fueling German monarchist hopes for another aggression. It contends U S entry would curb militarism, while Senate inaction risks electoral reckoning as nations unite for peace.
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Senate
Lodge
Germany
League
United States
League of Nations
Junkers
Uncle Sam
Grant County Race Shows Two For County Clerk
In Grant County a female candidate runs for reelection as county clerk while her male opponent accuses her of marrying a foreigner in Vancouver Washington during the war. She replies that her husband is a native of Massachusetts and his family arrived in 1639. Voters face a perplexing local contest amid other scattered reflections on political life and a Newberry trial defense witness.
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Grant County
Vancouver
Wash
Mssachusetts
Oregon
Overseas Diary Teases Faithful YMCA Troop Humor
Reverend Cornelison notes mixed weather and morale among YMCA units overseas. He recounts practical jokes during a tense week, a curtain lecture from an Episcopal minister, and a near miss with vehicles as units move toward Bellecourt and Joncourt near the St Quentin sector. The entry blends service life with small comic moments and letters from field observers.
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van Dyke
Dent
Trocha
Bellecourt
Joncourt
St. Quentin
Earad
Mr. Farts
Rod” Talcott
Record books distributed to Umatilla farmers in Oregon
In Corvallis March 15 Hundred and fifty farm record books are distributed to Umatilla county farmers through banks to help set up farm business records. The effort is supported by the Farm Demonstration Department and College Ridge district with future aid by county agricultural agents and representatives from the Farm Service. High school student projects assist with livestock and corn plot record keeping as part of farm management studies.
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Oregon Agriculteral
Corvallis
Uimettin County
Cole Ledge Ridge
Farman- Peenieot
Veill
Indaneiog
Iueieoef
Rancher Fined for Illegal Killing of China Pheasants
Portland report states rancher Mishal, ten miles north of Salem, paid 26 dollars plus costs after going out with a shotgun to kill three pheasants that had been sent to another fort. Deputy Game Warden Roy Bremmer cites the incident as illegal shooting and notes a separate $250 fine in Dallas for related offenses.
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Portland
Dole Misehil
Salem
Sofar
Fish and Civie Commission
Mintbli White
Haif
Oth
Rickrend
Dallas
Roy Bremmer
Janitor Pay Gap at University of Oregon Studied
University of Oregon faces a pay discrepancy as a janitor earns 80 cents less than a professor. The article notes a proposed monthly total around 2200 dollars and questions the impact on living costs, rent and wages, referencing a campus setting and a administrator’s stipend comparison.
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U. OF O
University OF Oregon
Eugone
Maren
M. Fisher
Whiteka
Fae
Local riders and officials update from Pendleton
Twenty eight years ago in the Terly East Oregonian dated March 5 2892 A T Desparn and BR M Turner traveled to Tirynmorss on McKay Creek to release pheasants from Willamette Valley stock Crossing the McKay near the south fork their buckboard sank in floodwater and harness broke Nearby a passerby assisted the boy from Walery Frare J M Preett and W Co McKay expanded the board of fenceione commissioners by nineteen members At a stockholders meeting of the National Bank of Pendleton Dr J Cc Smith O A Wart and Frank Fresier were elected president and vice president respectively
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A. T. Desparn
BR. M. Turner
Tirynmorss
McKay Cresk Fritey
Willamette Valley
McKay
Pt & I. Marshall
wWalery Frare
JM. Preett
W. Co. McKay
Feneion Eominers
Menneton
J- Cc. Smith
O. A. Wart
Frank Fresier
At & Tapeting
National Denk of
Pendleton
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Mee Samornes
Pendie
Corn Products Refining Company
Battery Place
New York
Koeppen’s
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Frank L. Stanton
Horman Gorod
Hogint Poe
East Oregonian Pob Co
Newberry
J. M. Cornelison
Umatilla
A. C. Department
China
Cleaver Manufacturing Company
Cleaver
Swearingen
Seoy
West Qoork Stncwt
Amels
Reynolds Tobacco
Winron-Salem, N
Terly East Oregonian
FR Ove
Makin's
Cc. C. Morse & CO
San Frantisco Morst’s
Thichester
Tote
PRS
Rianf
Anna T
Fiilon
C. H. Day
Crawford
HESS
Farmer
Hees
Oman
Tallman & CO
W. H. Reynolds
Chiropracttio
Inland Empire
McKenzie
M. D
Ore
Senios
Idaho
I Insurance
Devine
Teauregarl St P
Haynes
Ita
America
Maynes
Umatilla Auto CO
Garden Street
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