Publication and subscription details for Oregon newspaper
The text lists subscription options and pricing for daily and weekly editions, including by mail and by carrier, with durations from one month to one year. It notes affiliations with press associations and addresses for bureaus in Portland, Chicago, and Washington. It mentions Oregon News Co in Portland and Pendleton mail classification.
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Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News Co
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Chicago
Security
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
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Not an Anti-Saloon Move
The piece argues that support for commission government is not driven by anti saloon sentiment. It states the Pendleton liquor question is settled by regulated business, and the reform movement aims at better municipal governance. It asserts liquor interests are not the motive here and that the change benefits all sides through economical, businesslike administration.
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Pendleton
Oregon
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Sherman Attacks Pinchot Conservation Idea
The Atlanta Constitution criticizes Sunny Jim Sherman for his conservation stance at Sturela Michigan where he opened a new hydroelectric plant. He argued the present generation has the right to utilize natural forces, taking aim at Pinchot and conservationists of his camp.
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Atlanta Constitution
Sunny Jim’ Sherman
Sunny Jim) Sherman
Sturela Michanys
Conservative Conservation Versus Sherman Plan Debate
The piece argues against Vice President Sherman’s conservation approach, warning it cheats future generations by wasteful private gain. It defends a cautious, conservative stance that respects public lands, Alaska, and natural resources, urging stewardship over reckless exploitation. It favors Pinchot over Sherman as the balanced national path.
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Alaska
Congress
Sherman
United States
Progressive Republicans asked to back Taft for renomination
The passage argues progressive Republicans should question Taft's claim of being progressive citing his silence on the Oregon system his close ties with assembly members in this state and his recent move to oust progressive senators and congressmen from the party.
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Taft
Sassembly Ttes
Commission plan six year terms would harm accountability
The proposal to set six year terms for mayor and commissioners under the commission plan would distance governance from the people. It contradicts the core aim of the plan, which is to make city government more directly answerable to residents.
Mudhole in New York Ruins Ball Game Plea
A reader laments the soggy field conditions in New York citing a mudhole that leaves no dry spot suitable for a ball game. The remark reflects frustration with persistent wet weather affecting play.
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New York
Votes Establish High School At John Day District
John Day Oregon voters at a special meeting of district No 8 approved establishing a new high school. This year only three grades will be taught.
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John Day Hirth
John Day
Ore
Achoo District
Cltlens
Indigo dyeing in Heypt during 2400 Be era
Indirect records note Indigo dyeing practices in Heypt around 2400 Be with early craft methods. The fragment suggests textile work linked to regional production and trade patterns of ancient times.
Editor Turns Pages A Rusty Hook Speaks Of Rejection
In October Lippincott's, an editor flatly rejects a manuscript with a harsh voice. The scene describes turning pages, an envelope, and a rejection slip. The tone hints at gloom and the editor's rough language as the manuscript meets its fate.
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Lippincott's
Guggenheims in Alaska Ownership Question Explored
The New York World questions who owns Alaska’s vast territory funded by a $7,000,000 payment to Russia and whether the Guggenheim Syndicate uses it for private profit. The World’s Sunday issue details alleged Guggenheim influence in Alaska from staged prosecutions to political appointments, and stresses suppressed information.
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Alaska
United Sites
Russia
New York World
Guggenheim Syndicate
United States
Guggenheims
Sunday World
Keystone
Valdex
Fairbanks
Hasty
Guggenheim
Prion
Washington
Hasey
Alaska Lands and Railroads Surveyed for Guggenheim Claim
Mineral bearing lands and railroad surveys of Alaska are described, with claims that the government only waits for a warranty deed. The text hints at designing a formal rename of Alaska to Guggenheim land in acknowledgment of the financier's influence.
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Alaska
Guggenheim Land
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