Fextoast Ad Rates From Pendleton Publisher
The notice lists publication details for a Pendleton Oregon newspaper segment. It shows subscription rates, publishing entities, price structures by daily and weekly formats, a mailing address in Washington DC, and affiliation with the Scripps McRae News Association. It notes entry as second class matter at Pendleton Postoffice.
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Mall
Mont
Dy Mall
Emlw
Ma Chivage Nurean
P0c Security
Washington, DC
Murean
Tertth Street
The Drift and Evolution of Thought in Society
An extended essay lamenting drift from old customs and dogmas as new thinking and progress reshape religion politics and culture. It argues the nation evolves like an individual, with evolution and development described as the guiding forces behind modern reform and the end of traditional landmarks.
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York
Poeteis
Cost of Education in European States Reported
A French statistician outlines European education costs. Germany has one school per 790 inhabitants with about 100 children per school, costing 38.25 cents per person. France shows one school per 600 inhabitants with 58 pupils per school and each Frenchman contributing 22.5 cents. Italy has one school per 50 inhabitants with 64 children per school and no pupil cost stated.
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Germany
Toe
Italy
Global school costs per child in European nations
The article compares national education provisions by country. It cites Spain with one school per 600 inhabitants and 25 cent per child per year, England with similar setup at 27.26 cents, Austria with 19.1 cents per pupil, and Russia with a school for 2300 inhabitants and 5.5 cents per Russian.
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Spain
England
Austria
Rueia
Half Way Socialism in Roosevelt Coal Policy Debate
The piece criticizes Roosevelt for halting short of full government control of coal lands. It argues the president favors private mining under a “half-way socialism” that could keep prices low for the public only if profits are kept from private contractors. It questions why profits shouldn’t be saved or the coal fully mined and regulated for public benefit.
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Roosevelt
Mike Rou
Corporation
Metlee
Oregon Lumber Yard
Commends the Women Letter Warms Suffrage Debate
Teruel Zanewill, noted Jewsni novelist, writes to the London Times replying to claims that suffragette disturbances showed women unfitness for ballots. He cites Bristol and Manchester figures and urges gratitude for feminine influence, while noting Zionist Congress progress allowing women deputies. he condemns Europe’s lingering harem era sexism.
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Teruel Zanewill
London Times
Zangwil
Bristol
Zionist
Congress
Bat
Europe
The Battleship Madness Grips Government Plans
A report discusses a proposed 20 000 ton battleship dreadnought with 10 inch guns, secrecy, and congressional submission. It notes Japan advancing two vessels and the race to surpass the rival, while a construction cost cap of six million dollars is cited.
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United States
Congress
Japan
Working Over Bows Brain Frank Crecht Remodeled
Juvenile court judge Mack sent 14 year old Frank Crecht to St Charles School for special treatment. Prof J M Fitagerwid proposed a plan to remodel the boy s mind and fix deficiencies so he can become a normal youth. Prof Witzgerald examined the boy in court and had lived in an orphan cellum for seven years. Several jobs were arranged but were lost one after another. A friend did a good thing.
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Frank Crecht
St. Charles
Mack
Chicago
J. M. Fitagerwid
jJad
Witzgerald
Preservation Bid Honors Dr John McLoughlin in Oregon City
A correspondent praises Dr John McLoughlin as a pivotal, mistreated figure in Oregon history. He cites McLoughlin’s humane policies, his return to Oregon, and the later recognition by Oregon's legislature, urging a public memorial and preservation of his Oregon City home with relics and a statue.
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John McLoughlin
Oregon City
Oregon
Oregon Suniity Journal
McLoughlin
London
McLovehim
Ongon City
Dr McLoughlin
Meiner
Terhathy
Samuel R. Thurston
Terestare
Onegon
Portland
HY Military Academy
Oregon Historical Society
Uncanny Doll Making Process Described in Factory
Vance Thompson describes a grim toy plant where workers strip to the waist in leather aprons. A machine stamps out hands while steam fills the room and red fires glow. The narrator awakes to a sense of awe and horror at the relentless clanging of steel and heaps of doll parts.
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Kiel
Herod
Vance Thompson
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Mloughlin
Meloughtin
Meloowehtin
Oreskon
Sewat Ote
Washington
Melnahile
Great Britain
Roy
McLourht
Tie
Oreron
Howse
Salem
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Morris
J. W. Maloney
F. G. Schmeer
W. J. Furnish
Chas H. Carter
E. P. Marshall
Joseph Rasler
R. Alexander Montie
B. Ciwinn
J. N. Teal
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Wardner
Idaho
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Kr.t. Cox
Joseph Masier
Charles Carter
E. W. McComar
Ron
Stanfield
A. J. Devlin
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Raley
Herbert Boyton
F. W. Vincent
Keeppen
C. E. Roosevelt
C. H. Lewis
Mantle B. Gwin
T. J. Morrie
D. BP. Thompson
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Franklin Street
Corner Webb
Post Street
East Webb Street
Market Street
Bath
Alta St
East Oregonian
Pendleton Paint
E. J. Murphy
Coast Street
Ratle
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Bowman Grey Smith
Tt. & N. Depot
Golden Rule Hotel
J. L. M'Broom
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