Oregon County Official Paper Ad Rates and Mail Subscriptions
The Oregonian printed weekly and semi weekly publication rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions. It lists daily, weekly, and semi weekly service options with varying durations and carrier prices, and notes the Oregonian is kept on file at the Oregon News Co in Portland. It also mentions associations and bureaus connected to United Press and telegraphic services.
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I'mrileton
Oregon
T Cast
Oregonian Pt
Oregonian
Orecen News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Chicago
Boreas
NX. W
Uphold the Law On Prohibition and Crime
Editorial notes that crime persists despite laws and urges strict enforcement of prohibition. It criticizes bootleggers and liquor peddlers, argues for harsher penalties, calls for grand jury support, and emphasizes education to reduce lawbreaking as the only long term remedy. The piece frames prohibition as workable if enforced.
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Prohibition
Grand Jury
Officijala
Eastern and Western Views on Life and Government
A writer in the Atlantic Monthly contrasts Western expansive thinking with Eastern close scrutiny. He argues Western breadth shapes national character and broadens America’s map, while Eastern caution constrains scope. The piece lauds the West for its bold, expansive view and suggests both strengths exist in small things.
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Atlantic Monthly
The Western Mind and the Republican Primary Voter
An analysis contrasts Western and Eastern attitudes shaping American character and political choices. It argues Western figures value concrete work and money, while Eastern minds generalize. in modern times brains and muscle drive livelihoods. It observes voters in the Republican primaries seek to nominate top candidates, not defeat the party, with party practice letting voters align with their chosen party.
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Dembermax
Why Shouldn't They Steal It
A Reno dispatch recounts a plan to divert Lake Tahoe waters through the Sierra Nevada to feed four large power plants for California cities. Critics warn theft could ruin Reno and towns along the Truckee river, while questioning private monopoly versus public ownership.
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Reno
California
Henry Thurtell
Nevada Railroad Commission
San Franc.co Star
James A. Waymire
San Francisco
Lake Tahoe
Sierra Nevada Mountains
American River
Verdi
Truckee
Republicans’ fear of cross voting in primaries roils press
The Spokesman-Review defends open primaries and welcomes Democrats voting as Republicans. Some GOP leaders fret that Democrats may have helped nominate weaker candidates to win in November. The article argues no criminal penalties apply to cross voters and urges calm.
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Oregon
Washington
Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Across the Hells and Hills Itinerant Paths
A reflective verse sketch describes a valley sheltered by hills and seasonal changes. The speaker notes travelers passing through each year, their steps fading as they ascend a distant hill toward the beyond, bidding farewell with lingering, wistful gaze. Satlee Boston Going In Success.
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Satlee
Boston
The Land of Dreams and Lost Fairytales
A fragmentary verse evokes a longing for a lost land of dreams. Imagery shifts from misty hills and amber streams to shadows of a morass and fading celebrations. The speaker yearns for return to joyous days and moonlit silver nights, lamenting the absence of fairy pageants and mythic beings.
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Cummer
Fragmentary riddle quotes from a rival piece of text
The readable lines present a string of aphoristic prompts and personified objects urging action and resilience. The wording is fragmented and surreal, mentioning success, persistence, and ambition through a sequence of quoted voices and odd phrases.
Golden Medical Discovery and Its Claims by Dr. Pierce
A historical excerpt promotes Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo and his Golden Medical Discovery. It claims pure glycerine extraction from native medicinal roots yields better cure for weak stomach indigestion biliousness and liver torpor than alcohol methods. It invites free mailings and endorsements from standard medical books touting its use against catarrhal bronchial throat affections and lingering coughs.
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Ploree
New World
R. v Pierce
Buffalo
Pierce
Marvels of Travel in the Modern World
The article outlines a near world trip shortcut using trans Siberian rail and rapid steamship links. From Moscow to Windivertok then Japan and Yokohama, a Pacific crossing to Vancouver, and an 18 hour train back to New York, total under 40 days and about 19000 miles at an $800 cost. It cites Jules Verne era ideas and modern advances.
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Jule Verne
Pastetmere
Plymouth
Thursidas
New
Chapman the ornithologist catalogs North American birds
Dr Chapman traveled about 16 000 miles collecting 1000 varieties of North American birds. He documented each bird with its natural surroundings including the branch or shrub it was built on, enabling faithful reproduction. An accompanying artist assisted in drawing backgrounds for mounting.
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Chapman
If Some Men Lose Their Reputation They Would Be Lucky
A terse opinion note suggests that losing reputation could be a stroke of luck for certain men, implying scandal or consequences may serve as a social reset for some. The remark frames reputation as a volatile asset in public life.
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Newhro
Newbro
Herpicide
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen & Bros
Museum study of bird life spans eight year effort
The American Museum of Natural History in New York City has spent eight years gathering data on bird life through the agency of Frank Michler. The project aims to reveal how humans spend vast sums yearly while learning about avian ecosystems.
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New England
Kansas
West
California
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Frank Michler
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