Independent Newspaper Notice From Oregon News Sale
The Daily East Oregonian lists Patty and Sem Weekly at Pep Oregon kept on sale at Oregon News, Morrison Street Portland. Northwest News Union Portland Ohio Ohio Bureau Washington D.C. Bureau Fourteenth Street NW. United Press Association member. Telephone.
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Fabliahod Patty
Pep Oregon
The
East Oregonian
Oregon News
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News UN
Ohio
Ohic
Washington, D.C
N. W
Soap Box Primary Seen As Threat To Democracy
The piece labels Taft’s opposition to the presidential primary as fear driven and argues that a direct primary offers a peaceful, open process versus backroom conventions. It condemns fears of fraud while asserting conventions once welcomed turbulence and that the direct primary minimizes manipulation by politicians.
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Taft
Quirty
Oreton
Settlers oppose new mortgage record for water payments
In Horuditon, project settlers protest a government plan requiring a new mortgage to secure graduated water payments. They argue the mandate adds red tape and costs, urging a simpler method while noting $7.40 matters to many on the land. The dispute risks delaying productivity and endangering agriculture on the Umatilia project.
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Nowe
Horuditon
Iuund
Farclear
Umatilia
Cowbell in the Lane Poem and Political Exchange
A nostalgic poem about nature titled Cowbell in the Lane reflects childhood memories and natural beauty. It shares lines about hills, pine forests, and sunset, then shifts to a brief press-like exchange: J Will Calhoun asks Representative Slayden for a caucus interview after a Henry resolution money trust vote, Slayden declines, saying he never kisses and tells.
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Slayden
Texas
Money Trust
Juvenile care needs government help in Pendleton
J G Kilpuck of the Boys and Girls Aid Society highlights neglect in juvenile protection in Pendleton. He argues parents and the state fail guardianship, police focus on adults, and preventive measures are scarce. If cities employed police to prevent youth wrongdoing, adult crime might decline.
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J. G. Kilpuck
Boys & Girls Ald Society
Pendleton
Investi
Kilpuck
Poor Girl Portrait Reflects Class and Charm
A quivering verse extols a young woman's dancing and grace describing neat feet, flowing hair, dainty figure, and peach bloom cheeks. The speaker notes artistic tastes and proud ancestors while praising a polite, refined tone and a nose turned up at the end. Her father’s wealth adds to the social appeal despite a single noted flaw.
Return of Frank Rack Confirms Alberta Stampede Disappointments
The return of Frank Rack from the frozen north provides fresh proof that many who ventured into Alberta during the wild stampede did not find life there as fine as hoped. There is likely a reason why more have not come back.
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Frank Rack
Alberta
Arizona Adopts Recall of Judges Amid Taft Protest
A note from the territory declares Arizona to adopt the recall of judges in a move aimed at signaling opposition to Taft. The action reflects local sentiment and constitutional questions in the state’s governance debates.
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Arizona
Taft
Textile mills in Massachusetts raise wages on demand
The Massachusetts textile mills appear capable of paying higher wages when they choose to do so, signaling potential wage flexibility tied to strategic labor costs and market conditions.
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Massachusetts
Baseball Men Clash Early in Season Squabble
A dispute flares among baseball men as the season opens, with players and managers trading statements and concerns over lineup choices and early performance. Tensions surface in locker rooms and at spring workouts, signaling a rough start ahead.
Stop Abuse by Seeing From the Abuser’s View
A short caution urges readers to consider an abuser’s perspective to curb mistreatment. It frames empathy as a path to reduce harm and promote safer interactions. The note emphasizes understanding motives to change behavior and prevent further abuse.
Irishman’s Graveyard Prank Goes Awry at Banquet
An Irishman, cutting through a cemetery, walked into a staged ghost scene by friends. In sheets, they confronted him with the question What are you doing in my grave. He retorted What are you doing out of it, eliciting laughter at the Portland banquet tale.
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Tilustrat
Pat
Portland
Hoosier Poet Riley Tale Told by Theater Boss
Bert Felbleman of Cohan Harris recounted a Riley Nye tour anecdote to Indiana women in New York. Riley peered at a near empty audience in an eastern town, warning Nye that there weren’t enough people present, while Nye mused they had never performed there before.
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Bert Felbleman
Cohan & Harris
Indiana
Hotel Astor
Manhattan
Daughters of
New York
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley
Bill Nye
Nye
Scott
Bil
Jim
Wraseie
Hia
Brooklyn Engle
He Is Not That Kind Quote Cited By Newspaper Man
A newspaper man remarked that it would save a lot of trouble if the subject acted differently. The comment reflects a skeptical view of the person’s typical behavior and public image.
Doctor Defined His Diet By Sir Richard Jebb
A quip from Sir Richard Jebb the eminent physician as he advised a troublesome imaginary patient. He said his directions would be few and simple you must not eat the shovel poker or tongs for they are hard of digestion nor the bellows for they are windy but anything else you may readily consume.
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Richard Jebb
Sir Richard
London
Her Decision and Suitor in a Boston Transcript Teaser
A fragment shows a daughter choosing her future marriage and a suitor requesting support. The Boston Transcript notes the father will abide by her decision if the means are provided. The snapshot captures a domestic drama with social expectations.
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dGood
Boston Transcript
New Cook Noted by Bertilion Expert in Soup Plate Clue
A Bertilion Expert remarks on a new cook after spotting an imprint on a soup plate. The exchange suggests suspicion of unfamiliar hands in the kitchen and hints at a broader investigation or kitchen incident.
Young Bride 11 Weds 17-Year-Old Groom Near Moberly
In Missouri near Moberly a couple may be the state’s youngest married pair. The bride of 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Grabbitt, wed a 17-year-old man, both with parental consent. The ceremony occurred at Hager's chapel west of Moberly, conducted by a revivalist minister.
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Moberly
A. Spicer
Thomas Grabbitt
Hager's Chapel
Moberry
Town Pays $72 A Pupil In Idaho Mining Town
In the Coeur d'Alene district the small Idaho mining town spends over 72 dollars annually for each pupil, a figure higher than most U S towns. The community is not affluent, yet prioritizes education with substantial per pupil funding.
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Idaho
United States
Mice
Coeur d'Alene
Mountain town costs cited in regional survey
A regional note discusses high expenses in mountain towns, citing Mace Burke Wardner and Mullan with average costs of 57, 48, and 47 dollars respectively, and mentions travel and show expenses. It also includes an ad segment and an editorial jab about dog etiquette and a panacea for catarrh claims. A Halifax-based patent medicine ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio with a money-back pledge.
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Mace
Coeur d'Alene
Burke
Wardner
Mullan
Hall
FP. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney &Co
Diingelats
Innil
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AST Oregonian Publishing CO
Pendletos
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Chty
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Mall
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Samiall
E. Kiser
J. Will Calhoun
Mr. Slayden
Philadelphia
American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Boston
March Lippincott
Main 101
Corner Court
Johnson Sts
Baltimore American
Nissen Implement Co
Main Street
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