Keat Oregonian Sale Notice At Porthand Hotels
The Keat Oregonian is offered for sale at Porthand hotels in Oregon. Listed by EAST SGREGONIAN PUBLISHING COMPANY Pawnee May 1 notices Scripps News Amode. Chicago Bureau details provided for prospective buyers and related agencies.
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The
Keat Oregonian
B. PB Kiet
Ewe Stumts
Hotel Porthand
Hotel Pochine
Porthand
Oregon
Lear Scripps Meftiee
Fragmented meditation on duty and death in prose style
A distorted OCT text reflects on duty, death, and inevitable decline. The speaker likens resilience to a color bearer sustaining color amid sweeping forces, then shifts to view death as a binding, cyclical force that builds new life atop old foundations.
Portage road urged in Oregon inland empire debate
The editorial urges immediate completion and funding of the portage road by Oregon and warns ship canal rumors will not quicken progress. It calls the portage commission to push the project, and argues the road is essential to move grain and goods, resisting obstructive interests and aiming for the 1904 wheat season. It notes regional transport hurdles and hints at broader plans for a new seaport or river access if faced with opposition. It also references a Joseph shooting incident in Iowa as a separate note.
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Board of Engineers
The
War Department
Bes
Cascades
Insana Empire
Washington
Oregon
Portage Road Commission
Inland Empire
Columbia River
Columbia
Milton and Umatilla County News Highlights
The text critiques town growth risks from crime and notoriety while noting Mormon family farming boosts local wealth. It mentions Milton’s upcoming electric system and Pendleton’s water management, urging municipal efficiency. Grant County supports reducing debt through selective taxation. A note on a newly born nation in Peru references dubious longevity and diplomatic engagement.
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Milton
Pendleton
Ito Te Scout
Umatilla
Trolley or Man-Horse in Japan’s Transport Shift
The spread of trolley cars in Japan drives rickshaw operators to migrate to Hokkaido. Kurumaya workers, once vital to labor in scarce housing, endure long days carrying loads in fast, hardy fashion amid wartime mobilization.
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Japan
Hokkaido
China
Advert for St. Laouwin Fair Published Freely
The Journal proclaims delight at advertising the St. Laouwin Fair in every issue. Free space is offered as typewritten copy arrives claiming wonders and editor time is considered of little value.
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St. Laouwin F
Headlines Come Cheap as Paper Finds Free Helpers
A Salem Journal excerpt notes the pressroom volunteers and vendors work gratis to produce content about the St. Louis midway. Writers, typesetters, and power are supplied free or unpaid, with wages or rents not required, enabling cheap newspaper production.
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St. Louis Midway
Pajorer
Missouri Millway
Salem Journal
Brotherhood as the path to a heroic future
A poem by Edwin Markham envisions Brotherhood as the final star of life and the kingly power uniting humanity. It urges breaking old creeds and kings, clearing the war’s debris, and placing hope in heroic men to rebuild the world for humankind.
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Mabk
Edwin Markham
Tobacco Monopoly Revenues Backed by French State Control
The French government controls tobacco sales and earns about 200000 to 600000 dollars daily from the monopoly. Tobacco grows mainly in France with strict rules and high demand for cultivation permits. In Algeria tobacco is grown freely and exported. France also imports from Maryland Kentucky Ohio Virginia and Havana. Mississippi sues to reclaim 1.5 million in back taxes from the Chicago St Louis and New Orleans railroad over a 36 million check that was never returned to the state.
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France
Apares
Algeria
Maryland
Kentucky
Ohio
Virginia
Havana
Mexico
Sumatra
Java
N.Y. World
Mivsiasipp
Chicago
St. Lonia
Basis for best five Pig sent gold bonds selling
The text asks about the basis for the top five Pig sent gold bonds and their value twenty years hence if rates fall, including terms for a 5 percent 20 year gold bond deliverable in ten fifteen or twenty years or to an estate on death.
Thurston Praises Peruna Amid National Catarrh Debate
Ex Senator John M. Thurston of Omaha lauds Peruna in a Washington letter as relieving his cough from campaign exertion and endorses it as a systemic catarrh remedy. The piece notes catarrh as a national issue, with mentions of McKinley and McKinsey era politics, plus testimonials from Fritz Vollmer and others.
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United States Senate Chamber
John M. Thurston
Omaha
Nebraska
McKintey
St. Louis
McKinley
Philadelphia
McKinsey
Jnc
M. Thurston
de, Hartman
Hart- Man Sanitarium
Peruta
Fritz Vollmer
Schwobischer Swacerland
Chicago
Peruna Medicine Co
Murt
Catarth
Peruna
Tom
Frite Vollmer
Adirese
Columbus
Almanac
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Notice
Richard A. McCurdy president Alma D. Katz manager Boire Idaho Frank L. Hammond district manager Pendleton Oregon referenced in regional notice for policy matters and agency details
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THE
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Alma D. Katz
Boire
Idaho
Frank L. Hammond
Pendleton
Oregon
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Gregonan
Ff Wien
East Sgregonian Publishing Company
Ee Sulschintion Bates
San Francisco
Stursay
Security
Butling
Surean
Elgin
Joseph
hom@ausekera
Wallowa
Grand Ronde Valley
County Court of Grant
Hartman
Umatila County
Penma
Sige
Fedica
Inotype
Brotherhood
United States
Thurston
Statesman
Washington, D. C
Cole
Elaterite Roofing Co
Tenia
Eden
Medical Lake
Colung Deerage
Medical Lake Salts Ifg. CO
New York
Spokane
Wash
Rihorn & Wy Agouts
E. D. Ro
E. D. Boyd, i
Thea
Pata
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