Subscriptions and Sale Points for The Oregonian
The ad lists daily and weekly subscription rates by mail for one year to three months, plus semi weekly and bi weekly options with varying terms. It notes The Oregonian is on sale at BB Rich's News Stands and several Portland hotels. A notice to advertisers appears with missing text about advertising matter deadlines and copy timing for Monday’s issue.
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Mail
Mall
Enat Oregonian
BB Rich
Wat Hotel
Portland
Hotel Perkins
Oregon
A Plea For The Gamblers
A letter to the East Oregonian argues that condemning gamblers unfairly harms their families. It contends a robber behaves without considering dependents, so public censure should not ease. The piece calls for scrutiny of gambling practices and rejects leniency toward indiscriminate theft.
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East Oregonian
Wool prices in pool favor unionized sellers in Umatilla county
Wool sold in a pooled sale in the city yesterday topped at 22 1/2 cents. George McDonald’s entire clip of 206000 pounds brought 17 cents, with potential value up to 94 cents per pound in better grades. Sellers who left the pool earlier faced losses of about seven cents per pound on 200000 pounds, or roughly $14,000, illustrating the gain from joining the union.
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Thin City
George McDonald
Umatilla County
Charles Cunningham
Cunningham
City council urged to pass law enforcing whiskey sale ban
A local appeal argues district attorney enforcement for whiskey purchase and calls for an immediate ordinance criminalizing selling to an Indian to empower public enforcement. The writer warns of a perilous condition and asks what action the council will take.
Satirical expose and road policy notes in Everybody's
The piece decries corporate fraud linked to Rogers Silliman and the Amalga Consolidated Copper case, lauds Lawson's scathing critique, calls for a Kansas county road commission, warns of oil monopoly efforts by Standard Oil, notes Albion W. Tourgee's death and literary stature, and reports the Woman's American Baptist Home Mission Society raising $684,052 yet carrying a $38,005 debt.
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Amalgamated Copper Company
Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Amalgamated
Woman's American Baptist Home Mission Society
Odd Advertisements From Country Exchanges
The column lists quirky notices: Wanted a steady young man to tend a Methodist horse, To Let a Newport cottage eight rooms on an acre. A plane by a young lady in an oak case with carved leaves, Lost items including a watch and two ivory work boxes, A mahogany gentleman’s dressing case, and a pony. A white sheep and a black one are offered as rewards, plus a “gentleman for breakfast and tea” ad and a wallet lost by a calfskin man. A runaway hired man John with a turned-up nose, corduroy pants worn.
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Newport
John
Startling report from reclamation camp near town
A stormy note from Pendleton reports engineers say an extra three sixteenths of an inch of snow on December 27 would have yielded 11 more gallons of water in the Umatilla on St Patrick's Day. The crew sent the discovery to Washington.
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Reclamation Engineers
Mountais
Umatilla
St. Patrick's
Pendleton
Washington
Iirrigon
Beaux Endorse Herpicide By Beauty Experts
Competent judges and beauty doctors praise Herpicide in letters from two professionals. Bertha A. Trulf Complexion Specialist of Portland cites its safety while another signer reports hair stop loss and dandruff relief after one bottle. Includes purchase details and sample request info.
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Mnewbro
Bertha A. Trulf
Morrison &St
Portland
A. C. Koeppen & Broa
Pendleton Eyeing Liquor Law Change After Supreme Court Ruling
The Pendleton council weighs the impact of a U S Supreme Court decision allowing Umatilla Indians to buy whiskey. With 28 saloons in town, many depend on illicit sales to minors and Indians, and old Oregon statutes restricting Indian liquor sales may be challenged.
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Supreme Court
Umatilla
Pendleton
Oregon
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Everybody's Magazine
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