Fragmented Oregon ad notices and subscriptions list
The readable text shows an old Oregon publication ad mix with subscription rates and addresses in Portland and Washington DC. It mentions Milly mail orders, three month rates, and a subscription hopper. It lists Rich's News Stagus and Hotel Portland as locations and includes scattered postal addresses and vendor notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milly
Mall
J.e.e
Scripps McRae News
Zaeiati Oregonian
Oale
A Rich's
Portlaod
Fourth Street
Flurean
Washington, DC
Buresa
Fourteenth Street
Peace in a Time of War and Tyranny
A stark polemic argues that true peace has vanished as corporate greed and wealth corrode law and justice. The speaker laments fading courage and asks whether real peace exists when tyranny, exploitation, and war dominate society, pleading for conflict to defend truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald W. Kauffman Wilehire
Portland business men insult Oregon women over suffrage
A Portland businessmens statement against equal suffrage is denounced as an insult to Oregon and its pioneer women. The piece questions male superiority, notes women in Oregon land frauds, and argues pioneer mothers greatly contributed to the state while male financiers prosper, predicting a boomerang rebuke to Portland.
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Portland
Oregon
Printing costs spark editorials in Pendleton Tribune
The Pendleton Tribune weighs in on local printing expenses noting criticism of cost and repeated reprinting of street paving notices appearing in the Sunday Morning Tribune. The brief exchange highlights concerns about the paper's handling of public notices and cost efficiency.
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Pendleton Tribune
Sunday Morning Tribune
Pendleton Tribune Criticized Over City Printing Costs
The letter attacks the Pendleton Tribune for high legal advertising costs and inflated ballot printing charges in the county. It accuses the paper of graft, tax avoidance, and partisan bias while noting overdue taxes totaling over $154. The piece questions the Tribune’s critique of local printing expenses and urges transparency.
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Tribune
The
Umadia County
Debate on partisan balance in state government
A columnist argues that cross party control keeps restraints on legislation. It cites governors Chamberlain Moody Lord Geer Pennoyer as veto records, praising Chamberlain for reallocating idle school funds and reforming land titles. The piece frames partisan checks as stabilizing and notes gains to the state school fund.
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Chamberlain
Moody
Lord
Geer
Pennoyer
Joaned
Schuol
Hehce
State Land Department
Something on Your Line
A promotional note touts fishing gear and sporting appliances. It promises a full range of equipment and accessories to enhance enjoyment, claiming offerings are superior and available for every sport the reader can imagine.
Forged Certificates Plague State Land Deals Uncovered
Authorities reveal that hundreds of thousands of acres of school land were tied up in forged certificates and documents. Guilty parties convicted and many certificates canceled to avert large losses and potential state deceit.
I shall not tempt the sea today says Bret Harte
A fragment from Bret Harte laments nature and danger with imagery of clouded skies bare rocks and tempest spray. The speaker refuses to chase the sea or hunt while noting a ship’s waiting safety and a town built on rock swallowed by an earthquake, conveying a mood of caution and awe.
Tapestry 3500 Years Old From Thebes Weave Historic Art
Recent Deir el Bahari finds near Thebes reveal tapestry dating to the eighteenth dynasty about three thousand five hundred years ago. Three pieces depict Hathor receiving worship, likely once hung in a temple or noble dwelling. The linen and painting materials resemble Gobelin tapestry, and these works stand among the oldest known human art.
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Harter
Deir-el-Baharl
Thebes
Egypt
Hathor
Sie
New York Herald
Tillman temperate diet mocked in public talk
A Kangas City Star mouthpiece quotes a Palmetto State observer describing Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina as highly temperate in public life while lampooning his claimed stomach trouble. The quip notes his austere diet of hot water, salt, and lemon juice for meals over ten years, and contrasts it with a rough image of his drinking.
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Benjamin Ryan Tilman
South Carolina
Backwoodeman
Palmette Stite
Tilman
Orlend
Senator Tillman
Kangas City
Names Behind Flower Labels From Old Botanical Notes
A fragmentary old account traces how flowers gained their names. It cites misnamed or honorific origins such as Commeliia from a missionary, Fuchsias for Leonard Fuchs, and Maghollas naming after Prof Maghol de Montpellier. It also mentions Peruvian and Asian introductions and a note on Lavender from Latin roots.
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Comititi
Orient
Kamel
France
Japan
Peru
Andre Debt
Fuchsias
Leonard Fuchs
Maghollas
Maghol de Montpelier
Asia
America
The Song of Cheenrpulness Thomas Carlyle Quotation
An early quotation extols the cheerful worker who loves his task and endures with vigor. It lauds perseverance, fatigue resistance, and harmonious effort, attributed to Thomas Carlyle, highlighting how joy and sunshine sustain lasting usefulness.
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Thomas Carlylu
Returneth to Dust and the Wheel Belief
Caldwell News reports a town minister mocks a wheel as possessed by unclean spirits. Exercise is conducted in the backyard after its arrival and repeats until the circuit tires. Those in the alley are urged to move to restore views from back doors and upstairs windows.
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Caldwell News
Gradfield
Allanta
The Teal Woman Idealized by Seattle Star
The Seattle Star extols a woman described as radiant and cheerful with an empathetic nature, a devoted mother and spouse, and a versatile appearance ranging from white to auburn hair and blue to black eyes, considered the perfect partner.
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Seattle Star
Daughter of Charles Harbor Dies After Hot Water Tub Incident
At Murray Idaho a 43-year-old woman, daughter of Charles Harbor, died from injuries after falling into a tub of hot water. Authorities investigated the accident as a fatal incident at a private residence in Murray.
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Murray
Idaho
Charles Harbor
District events and wool sale dates across Oregon
A listing of upcoming gatherings in Oregon communities includes a quarterly M E B church conference in The Dalles district Pendleton and multiple associations in Athena Walla Walla and Portland with a June Oregon Pioneer meeting and a Northwest Sportsmen tournament. Wool sale dates are set by the Oregon Woolgrowers association across Pendleton Heppner Condon Shantiro Baker City Elgin and other towns with May June and July dates.
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M. EB
Dalles
Pendleton
Umatilla Baptist Association
Athena
Columbia River
Walla Walla
Umatilla Pioneers
Weaton
Oregon Pioneer Associattion
Portland
Ellis’ Grand Lodge
Denver
Oregon
Oregon Woolgrowers’ Association
Heppner
Condon
Shantiro
Baker City
Electric Wiring Service Advertising Blurb
An advertisement touts reliable electrical wiring for lights burglar alarms telephone connections bells and related work with moderate charges and an invitation to request service.
Dutch Henry Also at Henneman's elgor stor
Dutch Henry is noted to be at Henneman's elgor store opposite the Great Eastern store. The fragment mentions a phonetic unclear element.
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Henneman
Elgor Stor
Posite
Great Eastern Store
Phon
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Pelephons
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City of
Kowit
Chammerlain
Pate
Dias
Bret Harte
Tillman
Cheenrpulness
Royal
National Irrigation Congress
Boise City
Northwest Laundrymen's Association
Aes Elgin
Tropolis
Superstition Mountain
Otto Schmidt
Colorado
Stortes OF
Salton Deseimt
Nicholas II
House of Romanoff-Holetein
Alexander III
Dagmar
Denmark
Alexandra Alls
Ludwig IV
Hees
Vewey & McRae Company
Baby Mike
Ian
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Northwestern Gas and Electric Co
Corner Court and Garden
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Sanam Foe
Ndleton
J. L. Vaughan
Henry
Ice & Cold Storage
Phone Alu
Phaeton
Surrey
Pairbanks-Morse
Cai
Neagle Bros
Backsmitha
United States
Frurope
East Oregonian
BAST
Oregonian
East Oregonian Pub, CO
Pendleton, Ore
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