Classified Rates and Mailing Information for East Willagonian
A fragmented excerpt from the East Willagonian Publishing Co shows subscription and mailing rates for daily and weekly editions in Deadleton Oregon. It lists prices by year and by month, mentions a Chicago Bureau and a Washington office, and notes Pendleton post office second class matter status.
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Deadleton
Oregon
East Willegonian Publishing CO
Peveecens
Mall
Malle
Wrekis
Reece Loo
Cuss TB Werk
Courage to Try It Again Prompts Summit Reach
A quoted motto attributed to Farrell Greene extols courage in three forms. The piece emphasizes persistence after a setback as essential to reach the summit, urging readers to keep trying despite slips and fear.
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Farrell Greene
Oregon's Great Extent and Governor's Harney County Tour
Governor George FE Chamberlain and party traveled from Salem to Harney county for a 42 county fair visit. The journey spans 359 miles by stage and 300 by rail, rising 120 feet from Salem, crossing the Blue Mountains at 4500 feet, and traversing the eastern Oregon plateau at 2690 feet. The narrative emphasizes Oregon's vast variety and compares it to smaller eastern states, noting the governor's lengthy statewide trek as a routine duty.
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George FE. Chamberlain
Bure
Harney County
Habeng
Almut
Salem
Barnes
Blae Mountains
Kregt
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Brandeur
Am Iit
A Mere Millionaire Daniel O Day Dies Wealth Reveals Public View
Daniel O Day, valued at 29 million to 40 million, dies leaving a vast fortune and a life of influence in finance. He served as director of about 25 companies with eastern bases and helped drive the Stanisla Ol company, yet retained a simple Irish persona. He rose with Rockefeller’s circle and was praised for high capacity while remaining modest.
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Daniel O'Day
America
O'Day
Stanisla Ol
Nevertheles
Rockefeller
Tao Tarhet
Fragmented OCR reflects power and profit bias
The readable text hints at factions favoring Rockefeller interests and the Standard Oil power. It mentions omnin cntetde and a distribution of profit, noting that credit may go to others while DUA wp and He were overlooked. Tone suggests hidden influence in wartime or corporate context.
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Rockefeller
Dua
East Oregonian spell reform sparks strong presses critique
Readers in Oregon denounce the East Oregonian for adopting modern spelling. The Eugene Guard Pendleton Tribune Baker City Democrat and others accuse the paper of undermining the mother tongue. The piece compares reform to a pack train of pioneers with mule teams and bells.
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Oregon
The
East Oregonian
Government Department
Oregonian
Eugene Guard
Baker
Herald
Pendleton Tribune
Cjty Democrat
Pendleton Tribute Signs De Caprio Music Display
Signor De Caprio, director of the excellent iwund, wore his furnishing murhr for the county fair in Pendleton this week and paid a high tribute to Umatilla god Diorrew eoun. He stated his high class Musical epigrame has received more hearty appreciation here than anywhere else he has appeared. The wiuzke furnivsht by Signor De Caprio is as good as any heard in the country and Pendleton drew a large audience of music critics who understand and enjoy the art. The appreciation shown by Pendleton is a tribute to the people here and their support of superior music.
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Signer A. de Caprio
Pendleton
Umatilla
Signor de Caprio
Pendletoh Ib
Muale
New York Muddle in Gubernatorial Nominations
The Inquisitor of the Insurance trade Hughes is named by Republicans for New York governor while Hearst, foe of trusts, is named by Democrats. The insurers face a dilemma over campaign money as Hughes shuns blood money and Hearst resists any influence from boodle distributors. Citizens see a muddled race over insurance trusts.
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Hughes
New York
Hearst
Insurance
Wenal
Spelling Reform Debate Among Colleges
The piece argues for reforming English spelling across universities on both sides of the Atlantic. It cites Websters dictionary editors from 1858 and mocks conservative professors for delaying orthographic progress. It quotes a rascal about forcing reform from one side of a mule and urges cross Atlantic action.
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Webbeter
Darkey
Atlantic
The Galveston Idea and City Government Reform
In a striking account Turner describes Galveston’s 1900 municipal overhaul after disaster. A five member commission dismissed old officials, cleared vice, and rebuilt streets, lighting, and public health, turning bankruptcy into functional governance and suggesting a blueprint for urban reform. The piece probes whether Galveston signals a national turn toward commission governance.
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Atin
United Station
KO Turner
Galveston
Deep Water Committees
Kalveston
Department of Municipal Service
Turker Tella
Galverton
North Twketare Coal Output Lowers Prices in 1904
A bulletin from the geological survey shows North Twketare brown lignite production rising but not high grade for heating. Output translated to 17 percent rise over 1904, with price declines from 31.50 per ton in 1901 to 1.43 in 1904 and 1.40 in 1905, totaling a marginal gain of about $6773 compared to 1904.
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Twketare
Wetiel
Coe State
The
Geological Survey
Polly Tyranehimen
Menle Wurhig
de Sarth Dakota
Shiloh
Huttgee
Pateer
JPOR
Fragmented memory poem recalls Persephone and Styx imagery
A flawed verse piece speaks of memory and desert lands lost to time. The speaker asks if another person understands the weary heart and recalls a past of loyalty, Kings, and penitence. A mysterious bird from Persephone’s realm hints at awakening images of law and virtue.
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Styx
Clalin
Persephone
The Greatest Battles Between Self-Respect and War
An excerpt from S FE Kiser praising internal battles over external conquests. It contrasts grand historical wars with the true struggle to preserve self-respect when hopes are wrecked, as noted in the Chicago Record-Herald.
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S. FE. Kiser
Chicago Record- Herald
The American Magazine Debuts Under Phillips Group
The October issue announces a new era for The American Magazine to be edited by ex McClure’s writers who formed Phillips Publishing Company in New York. Leader John Phillips oversees a team including Ida Tarbell Finley Peter Dunne William Allen White Lincoln Steffens and Ray Stannard Baker.
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MccClure
Phillips Publishing Company
Fifth Avenue
New York
John & Phillips
McClure, Philips & Co
Mies
da Tarbell
Lincoln
Finley Peter Dunne
Wine the
Mr. Dooley
William Allen White
Kania
Lincoln Steffens
Ray Stannard Baker
Connecticut Court Prayers Fee Abandoned After Long Custom
Connecticut abandons the longstanding practice of opening criminal and supreme court sessions with prayer. The custom previously involved a $3 fee for criminal court prayers and $6 for invoking divine assistance at the supreme court. The practice will be discontinued.
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Connecticut
Ume Immemorial
Supreme Court
Court ruling questions public money for prison purposes
The Judge declares the law does not authorize the use of public funds for such ends. The Hartford Courant notes prayers may continue but be carefully filtered. The piece states that payments were made "for so much per" rather than for the prisoners, and mentions a man in Damien, New Jersey, who received a postal warrant that had been mailed to him in the city 20 years prior, illustrating official delays.
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Hurtford Courant Wayneth
Damien
N. J
Tint City
New Jersey
New York Press
Alabama Lady Recovers from Severe Skin Eczema After Year of Treatments
A reported Alabama case describes a woman afflicted with widespread eczema causing intense itching and distress. Doctors’ yearlong treatments yielded little relief, leaving her despondent before her condition finally improved and affected areas cleared markedly.
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Alabama
Cure by the Cuticura Remedies
A Selma Alabama reader recounts four years of severe eczema with itch and lesions treated by two physicians without relief. After trying Cuticura Remedies, including Resolvent, Soap and Ointment, the eruption vanished in six months and has not returned for three years. The testimonial lauds Cuticura as the best blood medicine and notes others cured by the Remedies.
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New York
Sauwan
Lizzie E. Sledge
Jones Ave
Selma
Ala
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Ghicago Bureau
Washington, C
Nureac
Fourteenth Steet
Pendliston
Frazier
Book and Stationery Co
the American Magazine
Acorn
Howard
W. J. Clarke
National Bank
U.S
G. M. Rice
C. K. Cranston
Rock Spring Coal
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta ST
Adams County
Wash
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Ore
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