Fevast SUNSCRIPTION RAT Daily One Year by My Deily
Fragmented advertisement lists various subscription options for daily and weekly editions with frequent misspellings. It mentions durations from one month to one year, carrier terms, and a San Francisco Bureau address, including 408 Fourth Street and a D C bureau at 501 14th Street. The text is a garbled, OCR-like listing of rates and offices.
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Mal
Mali
Mall
Carrier
Tall
Scripps McRae News
Election notes and state fair plans in Oregon era
A column discusses the upcoming November presidential vote and urges voter turnout. It notes county fair district ideas for Uma tilla Morrow and mentions Willamette Valley state aid. It praises church union efforts and cites George W. Bell writing on New Zealand in a book titled Mr. Osoba's Last Discovery, with preface remarks on colonial governance.
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Lewinton Walla Wal
Bakerity
Dalles
Eleterjeree
Pendleton
Umatila
Morrow
Willamette Valley
George W. Bell
Syduvey Australia
New Zealand
Oseba
Bell
United States
Beilaay
New Zealnd
Waatalige
Debates on Socialism and Philanthropy in Western History
The piece rails against self serving elites and the rise of philanthropy as a misused tool, condemning perceived socialistic coercion while lamenting Western decline. It urges preservation of historic Western fortifications, memory, and artifacts through Major Moorhouse and the Lewin and Chairk commissions, proposing staged exhibits of Great Indian War relics.
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West
New England
Chie
Lewin and Chuirk Commission
Young boy fetches milk cows to Tonopah for profit
Careon Nev Appeal tells how Lone Weekes age six or seven, son of Governor Sparks, gathered milk cows with two helpers, moved them to Tonopah, sold milk at high prices, and cleared over $60 a head after expenses. He planned to fund a year at Stanford university.
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Lone Weekes
Chari Sparks
Tonopah
Rie Fietier
Stanford University
Asoimple
Careon
Handy Andy and the boastful inventor tale
A fragmentary verse recounts Handy Andy as a boastful thinker who claims to invent many devices from airships to engines and the telephone. After a meeting with a Billy Goat he becomes ill and ends in bed, with a final garbled line trailing off.
War and commerce in the East a vice of greed
A J Waterhouse column in the San Francisco Bulletin condemns war profiteering in the Asia-Pacific theater. The piece rails at rulers, greedy merchants, and the suffering of civilians, including women and children, as the continent bleeds for trade. It argues war harms humanity while business interests profit.
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Pacific
East
Elias
J. Waterhouse
The Preacher Returns From Vacation
The city pastor resumes duty after vacation and faces constant demands. He must visit the sick aid the needy, comfort the Despondent, guide many, and stay in touch with progress. Readers should support him with understanding and praise.
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Devis
Wfe
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