Subscriptions and delivery options listed for Oregonian sales
The notice enumerates subscription terms for various delivery methods including by mall and by carrier, with options such as one year, six months, and all months. It states the Oregonian is kept on sale at the Oregon News Co in Portland and lists bureaus in Chicago and Washington, noting United Press Association membership and postal details.
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RAI
Mall
Hone Counties
Carrie Vee
Mall Gem
Mall Bem
M Bem
Tie Ally Fast
Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Washinggton
Fourteenth Streer
Pendleton Dairy Ordinance Urged For Health And Progress
The East Oregonian urges Pendleton to pass a city dairy ordinance to curb bovine tuberculosis risk and ensure a pure milk supply. The measure would require inspections, improve public health, and promote the town’s progressive standing with support from the U S Bureau of Animal Industry.
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East Oregonian
Pendleton
Washington, D
Bureau of Animal Industry
McClure
Science and fairies on memory in plants and whispers
An eastern writer notes science often borrows from wonder tales. Prof Francis Darwin reports plant memory and habits, while Prof Harold Wa ger cites leaf lenses to claim some sight and direction. The piece calls for a third view and hopes for voices of the woods urging forest protection.
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Sciance
Francis Darwin
British Association
Harold W. T. Wager
The Making of an American Reflections on Patriotism
An excerpt discusses Jacob Fils tale in The Making of an American showing pride in U S protection. The writer notes shared feelings among immigrants who crossed seas to live under the Stars and Stripes and recalls returning to his mother and childhood memories in the country.
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Stars and Stripes
Jacob Filstella
The Flag of Freedom Restores an Exile’s Hope
In Elsinore a feverish narrator lies near Sweden’s shores until a ship bearing the flag of freedom sails by. The sight heals gloom, returns courage, and confirms the flag as a symbol of liberty and a homeland found, as the narrator feels American at last.
Mayor Murphy Seeks Anti Liquor Ordinance Passed
Mayor Murphy urges the council to enact an ordinance to enforce the will of the people against liquor sales. Prohibition is the law in the county. Pendleton would fund enforcement via police fines with revenue to the city.
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Murphy
Warist
Pendleton
Council skips anti-siren clause in car rules
A fragmented note questions why the council did not include an anti-siren provision in the automobile ordinance. It argues sirens are banned in many cities and should be in Pendleton, noting fears and public disturbance.
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Council
Portland Leads As A Wheat Shipping Center
The Oregon Daily Journal reports Portland as the premier wheat shipping port, noting 223 cars of wheat received in a day and record freight flows surpassing Chicago and Duluth. It highlights Pacific Northwest quality, Europe’s heavy demand, and forecasts bluestem wheat reaching or exceeding a dollar a bushel as the season ends. It also mentions fossil finds in Arctic marsh lands.
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Portland
Oregon Daily Journal
Chicago
Duluth
Minneapolis
Pacific Northwest
Europe
Oregon
Atlantic
Australia
New Zealand
Walla Walla
Vast Ivory Stores Found in Siberia Marketed Worldwide
Siberia furnishes vast ivory stores, but production belongs to a bygone age and to a species now extinct. Ivory cut from mastodon tusks is uncovered in ice and river mud. The region’s urmans, large bows, hint at animals losing their footing when crossing fragile ground. Dr Charles Wengin notes wild animals also avoid these regions. reindeer may cross in summer, others do not.
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Stherby
Siberian
Charles Wengin
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription advertised for uterine diseases
In a mass of Ames women the article argues many ailments are symptoms of uterine disease. It promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as a tonic, nervine, and remedy for fatigue, nervous exhaustion, hysteria, insomnia, and digestive ills, claiming it strengthens the feminine system and aids sleep and mood.
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Mass Ames
Pierce
Silom Hosts Eastern Oregon State Fair Week
Silom becomes the fair center as the eastern Oregon fair comes to town in a week. Breeders and others at the capital are urged to attend while locals enjoy meeting visiting exhibitors and strangers.
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Silom
Oregon
Pendleton Park Promise Tied to Interurban Deal
The Interurban line agreement with eastern backers requires the company to establish a city park as a condition of the project unless Pendleton already provides one. The arrangement aims to pair park creation with the traction buildout.
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Pendleton
Traction
Pendleton Opens Oregon Theater Under New Manager
Pendleton will welcome the opening for the Oregon theater as crowds show support for the new manager amid a strong rush for Saturday night seats. Patrons indicate the venue will attract good attendance.
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Pendleton
Oregon Theater
Busy men rarely find time to discuss workload
A concise reflection notes that men who juggle many duties often lack time to articulate how much work they must manage. The idea emphasizes constant busyness reducing opportunities for conversation about tasks.
A Lady in Business and Social Life
In affairs and society the woman connected with work must be a lady in the broad sense. Refinement, courtesy, good breeding and a considerate spirit are essential to success and to earning respect in industrial, business or professional life. Lillian Whiting notes a crank is a man with a hobby other than yours.
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Lillian Whiting
A Hard-Worked Pronoun Quarryman Charged With Assault
A quarryman was charged with assaulting a mate. In court a witness described the attack with a repetitive image of striking with a pick, noting the blow was nearly fatal. The anecdote, told in rugged dialect, underscores the severity of the incident reported by the Youth's Companion.
Married men spared from wives craving magazines
A concise remark notes that husbands are rarely challenged by their wives seeking to outshine household magazines, suggesting domestic harmony and social norms of admiration for home life.
Cleanly Woman Tries Dandruff Cure by Scalp Treatment
A dubious claim promotes Newbro’s Herpicide as the only way to kill dandruff germs and restore hair. The ad urges women to send stamps for samples and lists Detroit, Michigan, as the company base with two sizes priced at 60 cents and one dollar. It cites A. Koeppen & Bros as distributors.
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Newhro
Nature
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
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