Oregon Literature and Schools urged by Eva Emery Dye
Eva Emery Dye argues for a broad American identity beyond state lines, urging Oregon to invest in schools and normal colleges, envisioning Oregon as a center of learning with Alaska and the distant American West contributing youth to its future. The piece blends advocacy for education with reflections on national unity and Oregon’s place within it. It also includes a customer note about Dr Kings New Discovery and Epworth League election details.
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Mia
Hiva Emery Dye
Portland
Patrick Henry
Continental Congress
Oregon
George Rogere
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Japan
McDonald
Michigan
Detroit
Lakes
Ohio
Marietta
Tecumseh
Asia
Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Amhott
Massachusette
Uniform shipment en route for Company L officers
A portion of the uniform equipment from Vortian arrived this morning for Captain Kern and the in volee. The shipment includes the service blouse and campaign hat but not the full service uniform for the company. The remainder is expected to arrive soon and be finished.
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Company L
Vortian
Kern
Bank officials plead guilty to embezzling 310000
C R Thornton and William W Paker former note teller and bookkeeper at the Hamillten National Bank of Chicago pleaded guilty to embezzling 310000 and were each sentenced to five years in prison.
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C .R. Thornton
William W. Paker
Hamillten National Bank of Chicago
Willamette Valley Shipper Praises Railway Help
L L Crooke, manager of Mountainview stock and neat farm of Willamette, writes thanking the Oregon State Railway Commission for assisting in obtaining cars to ship seeds to California. Brooks, since March, has struggled to secure transport for shipments. The commission urged railway officials to relieve him. rails sent a car to Corvallis and the seed shipments will proceed to California.
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Willamette Valley
L. L. Crooke
Mountainview Stock
Neet Farm
Wrvallit
Oregon State Ailway Commission
California
Sys
Salem Statesman
Brooks
Mer
Corvallis
Vetch
Tom
Women pay more for insurance and Miona remedy
Median examiners say women pay higher insurance due to susceptibility to indigestion and stomach troubles. Miona stomach tablets are pitched as a cure, with Tallman & Co offering 50 cent boxes and a money back guarantee. Also reports murder verdict and incorporation news from Bannock Creek to Waverly with celebrations and civic elections.
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Tallman & Co
Missing Neighbor Rumor Swirls Over Veerton Mountain
Reported absence of John Stranberg from Fairview area into May, with R F Johnson of Veerton mountain and others seeking news. Local belief centers on possible fatal accident or foul play, but no definite information has emerged about Stranberg’s whereabouts.
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Stranberg
R. PF. Johnson
Fairview Farm
Veerton
May
John Stranberg
Vinol touted as world’s greatest health restorer in Pendleton ad
An advertisement from the Pendleton Drug Co promotes Vinol as a premier cod liver oil based tonic. It claims Vinol supplies medicinal cod liver elements without oil upset, adds peptonite, and offers money back if benefits aren’t seen. The note appoints Vinol as Pendleton’s sole agency and invites readers to seek the Vinol agency in their town.
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Vinci
Pendleton
Pendleton Drug Ca
Band Concert Delights Holse Readers
The Splendid Band Concert at Main and Webb streets drew a large audience on a pleasant evening. The Magles band performed a strong program and the event was highly enjoyable. Rural postal routes from Holse include four carriers, three women Mollie Stewart Laura Wiseman and Susan Hoagland and one man C W Crepster. Postmaster Fenton praises the women carriers for their reliability and patron popularity.
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Main and
Webb Streets
Magles
Holse
Carriera
Mollie Stewart
Laura Wiseman
Susan Hoagland
C. W. Crepster
Fenton of
Bolee
Crepster Jr Hould
Ladies serve 25 cent dinner in Clapton building
The Episcopal church ladies will serve a 25 cent dinner in the Clapton building next to the Tribune office on Saturday May 4 starting at 11 am. Charles P Taft former Ohio congressman owner of the Cincinnati Times Star and brother of the war secretary is credited with a fortune of 26,000,000 dollars.
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Todian
United States
Luther Bearskin
Charley Ingateur
Carl Ramecy
Bannock
McNeill’s Island
Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Clapton
Tribune
Charles P. Taft
Ohio
The
Cincinnati Times Star
Blacksmith Lou Geisel Suffers Severe Blood Poisoning
Yakima blacksmith Lou C Geisel is gravely ill from a blood poisoning developing after a horse stepped on and badly bruised his foot.
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Lou C. Geisel
Yakima
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Henry Wittorf
W. Walker
Charles Miller
Waverly
Waverly Gazette
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Crank's
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Yorker
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