Independent Weekly Newspaper Rates and Mail Terms
An ad listing price terms for daily and weekly publications in Oregon. Includes rates by mail and carrier, durations from one month to one year, and notes on bureaus and postal registrations. Mentions East Oregonian and Oregon News Co with office details in Portland and Washington.
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Ee Pote
Oregon
the Rag
Drroonan Pudlaghine Co
Dally
Pally
Cally
Bally
Carrierly
Mall
Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Ath Street
Portland
Washington, D
Tenth Street
Poem Admonition of Truth and Courage
A short verse vows to be true pure strong and brave for those who trust care and face adversity. It speaks to steadfast virtue amid hardship and duty.
Grazing regulations debated by sheepmen and foresters
The piece argues for moderation in grazing rules on forest reserves. It calls for capable, honest supervision to balance forest protection with reasonable grazing privileges for sheepmen, noting safeguards for irrigation and public interests while acknowledging some see benefits from closer grazing to reduce underbrush and fire risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Bureau
Local Goods urged to favor Baker City products
A Baker City Democrat excerpt urges merchants and customers to favor local Baker City flour and other locally made goods. It criticizes zero-sum pricing by some commission men who quote higher local prices versus foreign flour and calls for fair support of local manufacturers in Pendleton as well. The piece stresses price and quality favor local provisions and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Baker Commission
Pendleton
Death at West Point shocks sports world
A football player at West Point has died, prompting tributes from teammates and officials. The sudden loss raises questions about safety and the impact on the academy's sports program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Point
Debate Over Dangerous Sports Boosts Athletic Morale
The piece argues that danger in sports like football can strengthen national vigor. It cites critics who fear fatalities but suggests defending vigorous competitive athletics as essential to maintaining stamina and manliness, drawing on Anglo-Saxon and English ancestry as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Mayor Simon Proposes Reducing Saloons in Portland
The article argues for cutting Portland saloons from 418 to 100 and banning dives. It asserts 100 properly run establishments can meet liquor demand, while calling for reform over opposition from saloon owners and property holders. It notes Nebraska law requires closing by eight, but no close for blind pigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Portland
Nquor
Waleas Portland
Nebraska
Taft Completes Jong Journey Amid Anticipated Treat
President Taft concludes his Jong journey today and appears ready for a celebratory treat. Damages in the phrasing aside, the leader ships focus to future engagements.
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Taft
Motor cars welcomed as sign of development
The article notes that motor cars are welcomed as a sign of progress and development, underscoring their perceived impact on growth and modernity in the era discussed.
Be Not Attached Poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
A reflective poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox contrasts the urge to seek unattainable truths with remaining bound by love and home. The speaker contemplates freedom, anchor, and the pull of deeper understanding while choosing to stay near familiar shores.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The Ice Of The Arctic
Sailors face thirst aboard shipwrecks and explorers note ice makes fresh water by melting. Ice forms as sludge then brash pancake ice many ice floes and pack ice. pack ice is broken floes joined by wind and currents in the Arctic.
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Arctic
Ndianapolis News
Overdressed Woman Counsels on Wealth and Eggs
An overdressed woman boasts of money buying a country house and many animals while remarking the hens can speak for themselves. A companion notes free eggs, and the first woman dismisses the hens as unnecessary in their position. Professor Grange recalls two ordinary men, a bricklayer and a plumber, debating love in a smoking car. The bricklayer suggests running away to cure love, the plumber counters by proposing running away with the girl.
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Professor Grange
It Requires No Virtue to Champion Just Cause
A compact reflection asserts that championing a just cause does not require virtue, implying moral ease in advocacy without personal virtue. The line frames ethical action as obligation rather than virtue, inviting consideration of motives and societal expectations.
Rain Good for Grass Says Weather Column
A brief weather note indicates upcoming rainfall will benefit local grass growth and pasture health. The report emphasizes positive moisture for lawns and fields without predicting heavy storms.
Naval Monstrosities and the Cost of Armament
Harper's Weekly argues that navies burden taxpayers with costly machines that never produce, claiming the era of grand armament may fade into necessary forces for international peace as public discontent grows and nations mock the lack of humor in naval boards. A silent man is known by the silence he keeps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
Schubert’s Serenade Inspires Longing Across Distant Lands
In the Portland Journal, Walt Mailon reflects on a nostalgic serenade that stirs deep longing and imagines distant realms. The piece links music to memories of love, dreamlike journeys, and the enduring ache of separation as the narrator seeks solace in a worn phonograph and imagined adventures.
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Cathay
Araby
Spain
Walt
Portland Journal
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United Preas Association
Pelephone
MY Creed
Howard Arnold Walters
Harper's Bazar
Louisville Courier Journal
Burch
Earth
Setter
ACR
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta. GA
Schubert
Serenade
Nilers
Bradfield Regulator Co
Park ST
Seventh
Stark Streets
Park Street
HOTEL
American National Bank
U. S
Talkers
Q. Mr. Herdoge
Wit Wm
E. Tinnscom
Fadison
Victors
Edisons
Fred
EAD
Maple Street
Pendicton
China
Ingram’s Grocery
Wasii
Ine Main
Gregg
Easient
Pendleton Business
E. C. Draper, Prin
A. L. Schaefer
L. Hunziker
Pendleton’s Teading Jeweler
Tion
Vila
Colesworthy
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