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Frtast Tea Lake publication details subscription options and rates. The ad lists weekly and monthly durations, mailing terms, and addresses in Portland Oregon, with notices to advertisers about deadlines and copy by Monday at 405 PM.
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Urewom
Regomian Fublishing Company
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Mall
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Seatha
Mal Weetly
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Perites
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Oregon
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Be strong and speak out against evil in God's name
A dated quotation attributed to Dr. Babcock urges courage against entrenched wrongs. It emphasizes enduring hardship, resisting surrender, and continuing the fight until a better day arrives with a hopeful future. It reflects a call to action and steadfast resolve.
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Citizens Ticket Endorsed by Law Enforcement League
The Tribune faces criticism as citizens reject a vile political fight in the upcoming city election. The Law Enforcement League endorses a council slate: Ward 1 T. J. Teefy, Ward 2 W H McCormack, Ward 3 C Wheeler, Ward 4 B L Smith. The Font Oraconian urges orderly conduct and open discussion, offering accommodation if the Tribune forces a fact.
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Why Close the Schools Tribune Uses Alarm
The Tribune questions school closures during an apparent diphtheria uptick. The school board and city physician Dr W G Cole say procedures are cautious, noting frequent reviews, proper quarantines, and that keeping children in school under supervision is better than street exposure. Endemic spread has touched other Oregon towns.
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McMinnville
Astoria
Pendleton Eyes Court Street Pavement Start Now
Property holders and city councilors back immediate start on Court Street improvement with macadam paving. Laborers ready, city gains cleaner, more dignified appearance and higher property value. commercial association urged to push the project for Main Street to the bridge.
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Tom Hatley A Pioneer Spirit for Oregon Councils
The piece extols Judge Thomas Griffin Halley as a democratic, affable leader whose heart remains with common people. It argues his merit will elevate him beyond offices and praises his stable character, urging Eastern Oregon to support men like him in state governance.
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Thomas Griffin Halley
Oregon
Tom Hatley
Tom Halley
Oregon interior development urged against Portland
The Salem Journal editorial urges strong inland growth independent of Portland and the Columbia river interests. It calls for three or four major cities, including Salem or Albany, and plans to send 30 delegates to Washington to promote rivers and harbors. Also notes the Walla Walla Christian church cornerstone ceremony and a Browntown deer poaching conviction with fines.
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Americans in Mexico Prefer English Rule and Trade Woes
A Denver Post excerpt quotes W. W. Crawford of the Elizabeth M. Byers school arguing that many Americans in Mexico favor British protection and crown allegiance. He cites consular ineptitude, jailings, and lax Mexican governance, urging stronger U.S. navy backing to protect citizens and promote business. He notes low Mexican wages, high illiteracy, and a belief living costs are lower in Mexico, then recounts a physician's yellow fever warning and the high tomb rents and decay of deceased in Mexican towns.
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Okmulgee News Briefs Include Odd Mishaps and Scams
Lightning struck Bill Rupe’s cow causing sour milk and panics in the market. Spiral Maginnis causes more trouble while Doo flank blames demic. Lige MecSwat and wife visit Joe Carvin’s sister McSwat healing from bunion treatment. Doremus Attwater’s hired girl quits to pursue stage stunts. Father must haul four horse show wagon for Babington’s circus. Oft Sidebottom causes a scene pulling a chair from beneath his mother in law. Ella Marshall charged with forging checks, to be handed to a Pennsylvania officer. she fled from a Pennsylvania insane asylum paylum.
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