East Oregonian publishing notice a tumultuous listing
The fragment concerns the East Oregonian publishing terms including weekly and semi weekly mail rates and offices for sale and distribution. It mentions carriers, subscription options by month or year, and stockist locations at Kid's News Stands Corel Portland and Hotel Corkins. It lists associated offices and contact details with scattered place names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OB Kid's
Corel Yortland
Hotel Corkins
Begon
Eatemner
Scripye McRae
Life's duty to lean on fellow man and cooperate
A compact reflection from Maxwell's Talisman on human duty. It emphasizes that life’s struggles and failures point to the need for cooperation, solidarity, and linking hearts with others to endure the three score and ten years and align with the divine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Schmitz Reelected Mayor To Lead City Orchestra
Schmitz the musician mayor of San Francisco is reelected and will lead the municipal orchestra for another year. The piece notes broader political noise, including candidates and open nominating meetings, and cites irrigation and local civic topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmitz
San Francisco
Wil
Pr Cole
Ory
Political shifts and cooperative farming gains noted
The article details a 5,000 vote margin for a Kentucky governor, with Ohio boosting Mark Hanna as a leading Republican presidential candidate and Myron T. Herrick as a governor ally. It highlights Kenyon Minnesota farmers forming a cooperative elevator company with $5,500 capital, $14,000 property, $2,420 dividends, and a belief the elevator raises grain prices by about four cents per bushel. It contrasts New Zealand’s welfare state with a government-owned postal system and railroads, and ends with Emersonian reflections on living today and not dwelling on loss or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckham
Kentucky
Ohio
Mark Hanpa
Myron T. Herrick
Theodore Roosevelt
Hanna
Kenyon
Minnesota
Lhe Company
New Zealand
New
Tts
Ageing and vitality via Scott's Emulsion claim
An advertisement argues age is a state of blood vitality. It promotes Scott and Bowne Emulsion as a tonic, claiming rich nourishment keeps the body youthful and slows the sting of advancing years. Free four-sample offer is extended to readers.
Loss of flesh signals stomach disease and weak health
A reader notes weight loss as a sign of illness linking stomach disease to digestive and nutritional failures. The piece cites cures with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets, recounting a wife relieved from indigestion after months of purgatives and a man who gained fifteen pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Wee Foo
J. Miltos Uage
McConnellsiarg
Bostle
Gokken
Davyweke
Poaiay
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets End Stomach Troubles Claim
Eight months of suffering ends after using Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. Francia J. Cannon of Vancouver reports rapid relief and thanks the maker. Free trial offer via F. W. Schmidt & Co. and W. H. Hooker & Co. Buffalo. Nothing Like Them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Francia J. Cannon
Vancouver
Saile
F. W. Schmidt & Co
W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo
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Fatvase
East Gregorian Publishing Company
Werke
Minty
Omni
Kore
Miele
Feu Praodtece Horeau
Fourch St Chitage Morena
Wouliding - Mashburton
Morena, Fel Lith
Euterea
Pentteron
Tammany
Tom Johnaap
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Southern Pacific
Weston
Seaulon
Umatilla
East
Pacific Coast
Greater
New York
Gorman
Maryland
Riete Island
Garvis
Emerson
Concord
Louisa M. Alcott
Stowe
Loulan
Seattle Star
Schlitz
Metre. Rove Mar
The
Rossloo & Cold Storaut Co
Ark
Milwaukee
Cole
Pendleton
Bone
Haraware Man
Scott & Bowwne
Goq Poort Soree
New Yok
Dutton’s
Candy Kitchen
J. A. Herron
C. R. Dutton
He Atston Edixop
iNas
Aed Wildingstone
Vwaim
Pendieton, Oregon
Sear O & KN
SRUP
Heppnek, Ork
Oregon Luaber Y Alta St
Gpp
Court House
Glenn Winslow
H. D. Park
Osteopathy
Johnson Street
Court Street
Boston
Alwa
Gonian
A. Blackburn, D. D
Ciradaste
Room
Despain Bik
Maiti Acres
Rihorn
E. D. Ri
E. D. Boyd, i
Shiel
Hanford
Brock & M
Drug Star
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