Subscription rates and addresses for Bureau of Commerce notices
Subscription rates listed with locations including Imperial Hotel Newadae Portland Bowman Recs Co Oregon and Security Band Washington DC. Bureau 501 Fourteenth Street N. W. appears as the contact address for inquiries or orders.
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Imperial Hotel
Newadae
Portland
Bowman Recs Co
Land
Oregon
Washington, DC
Bureau
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Newspaper Subscription Rates From An Old Ledger
Advance daily and semi weekly subscription rates listed by mail and by carrier. One year by mail is 5 dollars, six months 2.50, three months 1.35, one month 0.50. By carrier rates include daily and semi weekly options with varying terms and prices such as 7.50 for a year, 3.75 for six months, and 0.65 for one month.
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piall_ 1
Mail
Mall
Adams Couple Celebrate Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Adams couple Mr and Mrs G C Richardson celebrated forty years of marriage with a May Day event at the city hall. Prof Yoder led ceremonies, with choirs and soloists Wilma Boyer Minnie McKenzie and others performing. Guests included family from Pendleton Portland and Athena, plus delegates for a church convention. The May Day program featured a full school concert, May Queen crowning, and a detailed May Pole dance with intermediate classes taught by Miss Kameman.
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G. C. Richardeoh
Yoder
Adama
Wilma Boyer
Winnie McKenzie
Mint. Richardson
Pastor Tuckner
Richardson
Sirs Richardson
Joe Anderson
Joe John
Pendleton and
Airs
J. S&s Brown
Portland
Ore
Roe Eager
Athena
Adama Church
New Home Church
J. J. Tickner
A. B. Yoder
John Guess
Will Hoyer
T. A. Lievalien
J.T. Lievalien
Lloyd Inman
Wilma Hover
Beulah Spencer
Walla Walla
Roe Fager
Betty Jane
Adams
Will Borer
T. A. Licuald
A. E. Yoder
Mary
James Chesnut
Thuredas
Sire G. M. Morrison
Clarence Tubbs
Betty Belle
Jess
John
Adame
Mies Kamemaan
Willard Dames
Mixe Wilma Boyer
A. EF
Mins Alige Broll
Little Leone Christian
Dorothy McConnell
Mises
Doris Chesnut
Helwn Blake
Ewsther Stewart
Mises Mable Marlow
Lucille Winn
Doria Liewallen
Louise Des Volgne
Bur Edwards
Lavoretta van Cleave
Helen Boyer
Guenevieve Dares
Mary Yoder
Depa Lietallen
Loroma Dames
Clarice Parr
Udiet
Wilma
Today is the Time for Laughter and Lively Towns
A reflective verse fragment notes that today offers joy and ready abundance while tomorrow holds towns and possible woe. It contrasts borrowing happiness now with potential sorrow later, urging present liveliness. The excerpt centers on temporal value and emotional mood.
Zone System and Subsidy Debate in New York Publishing
The zone system for second class mail, backed by Congress, faces attack from New York magazine publishers profiting from a government subsidy. Proponents argue the zone system is fair and based on service cost, while critics say it hampers nationwide sentiment. They claim newspapers, not magazines, have effectively driven public awareness of wartime efforts and Liberty Loans, diminishing magazines' impact.
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Congress
New York
Public service claim on national news delivery
A sealed discussion argues telegraphic and syndicate reporting reach. It criticizes magazines for delays and asserts the zone system could provide equity driven service, dismissing nationalism and provincialism as biased motives.
Full Speed Ahead in War Effort Says Administration
A worried yet earnest editorial argues the government must grant the executive full rein to win the war quickly. It stresses speed, adaptability, and unity, warning senators and congressmen against delaying tactics and political speech that would hinder urgent national effort.
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Rotary Baker
Gtm
Medieval Emperors Named Frederick TH and Austrian Duke
A fragment references Frederick TH, Holy Roman Emperor, as well as the fifth Duke of Austria, noting their reigns about four and a quarter centuries ago. The passage hints at their roles in imperial and Austrian noble succession during the era.
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Frederick TH
Duke of
Austria
Austria Ends in Overwhelming Upset and Ironies
The piece links Austria’s imperial slogans to dubious pride, notes on the Latin initials A E I O U seen on Austrian goods, and contemplates Frederick II’s view of Germany’s rise. It critiques Oregonian provincialism over Idaho Governor reelection remarks and reflects on Wilson-era reprieves amid a broader sense of political irony in a troubled era.
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Austria
Germany
Portland Oregonian
Alexander
Idaho
The
Oregonian
28 Years Ago East Oregonian Item Highlights Local Notices
May 1890 Pendleton reports Rev G D Downer and family leaving for Tacoma and farewell sermon by Prof M G Royal. Mrs Porter and Miss Settemiereff visit friends. Adams and Green from New York tour Pendleton for business. W M Plegeg attends to school matters. Red Cross helps wounded in Paris with 10 million francs to support French societies.
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The
East Oregonian
G. D Downer
Jeanette
Pendleton
Tacoma
F. 3. Porter
Julia Setttemiereff Pendleton
Adams
Paris
Red Cros
Les Femmes de France
Les Dorje Francaises
Boys to Rusticate in Berry Fields Trip San Francisco
One hundred boys from the Columbia Park Boys Club at 458 Guerreri Street will spend their vacations this year in the Sevastopol berry field district. An additional hundred nonmembers may join if guardians apply promptly to Major Pelxotto, head of the organization.
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Berry Fields
San Francisco
Columbia Park
Tales of heroism in battle of SesquepreY
The Seléhepres village near the front in France figures in the story of American World War I valor. David Grigge of East Hampton Conn at 19 carried ammunition through a barrage despite shelling. Charles Sinkler of Philadelphia fought alongside Red Cross men and helped two Americans machine gun a German crew. A sharpshooter reportedly killed 15 Germans behind the front. Gladyn and Trene Me-Interne of Mt. Vernon N Y are noted as representatives.
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France
Seléhepres
David Grigge
East
Hampton
Conn
Howe
Oant
Charles Sinkler
Philadelphia
Red Crom
Gladyn
Mt. Vernon
Salvation
Daughters of the Rem: wartime morale aid and Salvation Army aid
During the height of engagement soldiers received coffee, chocolate, and doughnuts as shelling continued. Women from the Salvation Army braved danger to comfort the troops, with one leader noting their purpose in France to support the soldiers and recognize their worth.
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Daughters of the Remimenta
Meer the
Crant
Wormnan
Salvation Army
Special Car for 1200 Skilled Mechanics Ordered Tonight
Washington May 4 A special car for 1200 skilled mechanics will be dispatched tonight. Motivestion orders for 6000 more artisans, representing every state, will be telegraphed.
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Washington
Remedy Claim Ad From Early Drugstore Era
A questionable advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier to boost vitality and cleanse the system. It warns of impure blood and sluggish circulation, urging readers to buy the product through general stores and to seek free food supply information from the Swift Specific Co in Atlanta.
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Swift
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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