Oregonian page fragment from 19th century edition
Fragmentary OCR shows an Oregonian page with publisher notice and advertising instructions. It references subscription terms, offices on Fourth Street and NW, and guidance to advertisers about copy deadlines and delivery timing. Names and precise dates are unclear due to legibility.
Oregonians for Oregon motto urged by judge leader
Judge Stephen A. Lowell urged Oregon to adopt the motto Oregonians for Oregon during a Willamette Valley Development League address titled A Square Deal for Oregon. He argued the shift from Oregon for Oregonians to Oregonians for Oregon would unite the state and curb land and resource exploitation, citing California and Colorado as examples of state pride and momentum.
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Willamelt Valley Development League
Oregon
Colorado
Move for Higher Values in Idaho Rail Property Tax
The movement for higher property valuations spreads across the nation as Idaho counties consider railroad assessments. Officials cite sworn reports showing earnings far above taxed values, with the O R & N company valued at $60,000 per mile while tax assessments lag at $12,000. Assessor Strain defends the chosen $12,000 per mile, stating meticulous study supports the stance and the public sentiment favors the measure as pro business.
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Idaho
Otogue
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Courta Hn
Pedro Alvaride
Nas
Diet
Mexico
Nanri
Alviarich
Khowra
Peon Minine
Purral
Chihuahua
Pearrots
la Palmilla
Alvarado
Pedro
Peuree
Fuher
al Palmila
Leasey
la Pylmilia
East Oregonian Promises Thorough Pendleton Coverage
Advertisers should note that the East Oregonian reaches Pendleton and Umatilla County twice as thoroughly as any other medium. The paper boasts wide reach and seeks to flatter readers with startlingly low prices to drive results.
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East Oregonian
Pendleton
Umatifla
A Good Enough World for the Brave and Weak
A J Waterhouse argues that a world true to bravery empowers the bold while a poor world punishes the whiner. The piece contrasts resilience with self pity, urging steadiness despite misfortune and claims opportunity favors the courageous.
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Criox
Tate
Grim
A. J. Waterhouse
Languages in One School In New York Before the War
Hamilton W. Mabie notes in Harper’s Magazine that New York’s linguistic diversity has surged from eighteen languages to sixty six, with a Syrian district school teaching twenty nine tongues. He argues the city must transform immigrant children into American citizens through atmosphere and habit rather than force, as work for children outpaces efforts for adults amid dense urban life.
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New York
United States
Europe
Medicinal Formula Promises Cure All Ills From Nature
An upright guide touts early prevention for nervous breakdown and touts Dr Pierce Gatien Mel ointment as a cure. It describes Hydrastia and Golden Seal as key roots, claims stomach and liver benefits, and extols vegetable pills with herbal extracts for various ailments.
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Nature
Pleror
Peruna promoted for female diseases and long ailments
Louise Mather and L E Tyler report long term relief from back pain headaches and systemic catarrh after using Peruna. Mather credits the medicine with full recovery within four months and urges other suffering women to try it. Tyler says eleven weeks brought complete improvement and lasting good health followed, with renewed appetite and sleep.
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Wchurch St
Burlington
Bureau of Exchange
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Sante
Edith Roame Recovers Health After Peruna Use
Edith Roame of Dayton Ohio reports long term nine and female troubles improved after twelve bottles of Peruna. She credits the remedy with completely regaining her health and endorses it to others seeking relief.
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Edith Roame
North Main &J
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Peruna
Iam
Edith Reama
America Is the Land of Nervous Women
An article argues women are nervous due to female disease and catarrh. It advises readers to write to Dr. Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus for symptom description and treatment directions at no charge.
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Arid
Pete Die Howe
America
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
REX
Winona
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