Subscription rates and distribution notes for Oregonian
The Daily Hast Oregonian lists subscription rates for daily weekly and semi weekly editions with terms by mail and carrier. It notes sale at Oregon News Co in Portland and lists press bureau addresses and a Pendleton post office entry designation.
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Ant Oregonian Publishing CO
Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Portland
Oregon
Security Building
Washington
N. W
Pendleton
Come and Breathe the Breath of Summer Harvest
A vivid fragment from Virginia Lewis in Outing paints summer scenes beside meadow and river. Hints of lush meadows and marshland glow with red Drogssoms crowds and maple fire while a lingering breeze stirs tiny asters and driftwood light.
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Virginia Lewis
The Spokane Speech and Taft Conservation Policy
The Spok ane speech outlines Taft stance on conservation pledging Roosevelt policies but limiting action to what Congress authorizes. He favors some conservation legislation yet warns of limited scope and potential opposition from the power trust. irrigation policy shows cautious support and criticism of reclamation services.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Congress
Pinchot
Ballinger
Tho
Power Trust
Reclamation Service
Unstable farm payments and president critique in Spokane
The text argues against flat payments per acre for ten years, urging graduated, production based payments during early years and heavier charges later. It notes lag in irrigation and crop yields, and references a Spokane speech where the president defends conservation policies amid unfair inferences.
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Spokane
Hele
Reynolds thresher factory bid urged by Umatilla farmers
The East Oregonian praises forming a Reynolds side harvester factory in Umatilla County. It argues farmers and local capital can finance a competitive plant, notes legal battles against independent manufacturers, and urges perseverance despite doubters and the harvester trust. The piece cites local wheat value and past industrial successes as support.
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Reynolds
Hilt Hirvester
Ity
Reynolda Eido
Big Harvester Trust
Independent
Compteniee
Pendleton Iron Works
Reynolds Thresher
Umatilla County
East Oregonian
Harvester Trust
Welcome visitors at Eastern Oregon medical meeting
Pendleton hosts visiting physicians who are praised for their noble calling. The brief stay is welcomed and expected to recur, highlighting the honor of their attendance and the value of their work.
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Oregon
Pendleton
Oregon Ruling Upholds State Role in Railroad Rates
Federal Judge Wolverton’s decision yesterday supports Oregon’s right to influence railroad rate setting. The narrative cites a shift from private control to public consideration, reflecting a belief that tariffs should bear broader costs and implications.
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Wolverton
Oregon
Calin
Auntington
Parade and fair entertainments include Nedimon’s crew
The Nedimon led a creditable parade and served as crew for the fair’s evening program. Their dance performance and stage presence provided entertainment, drawing attention and contributing to the event’s lively atmosphere.
Irretrievable Prous in a Historic Courtroom Farce
A satirical exchange unfolds as “Eskimo expert” is recalled for a court case with judges reacting to mock questions. The courtroom scene ends with the justices discussing the theory amid crowd cheers and a dramatic withdrawal to deliberate.
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Court of Last Appeal
Snook
Skeary
Gioob Woogymik
Nikvat
Witnness
Gagglegoop Saxeymuk Doomlyiy Ginslonit
Justioe
Anil
Hs Associates
Carcassonne Dream Fades Under Rising Costs
A nostalgic verse traces Carcassonne journeys from youth to far travel, then laments spiraling prices. It notes meat, bread, vegetables, stockings, tea, rent and shoes becoming dearer, eroding the speaker’s funds and a long cherished dream. The piece ends with a wistful wish for Carcassonne to return.
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Willie
Questioning a Student Over Croton Oil Dose
A Columbia Medical College student misidentified croton oil as Oleum Tlehitche and offered a wrong dosage. The professor, silent at first, later remarks that the student’s parent has been dead for twenty nine minutes and thirty seconds, prompting a humorous yet grim reflection on the error.
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Columbia Medieal College of New York
Che
Succosa Magazine
Bohemian Dance With Trouble Fleeing the Town
A lyric vignette from the Atlanta Constitution imagines winning over trouble by dancing, turning away the grim “old lady” and escaping grief. The traveler longs for a hush away from the noise where winds sing and crowds sigh, seeking a place without honeyed comforts or cloying cheer.
An Fasy Way Out
A crowded streetcar scene unfolds as a conductor orders a rider to ring up fare or be ejected, while a smiling man at the center of the car remains poised amid the tension and crowd.
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters promotes health claim
An advertisement extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a remedy for poor appetite sour stomach indigestion belching bloating dyspepsia malaria fever and ague urging readers to try a bottle today and judge its effects for themselves.
Fire sparked escape on platform edge finale
A chaotic scene ends with a conductor thrusting a small man toward the platform edge as he thanks the officer. The man pockets a dime and exits, while the magazine notes a successful moment amid the turmoil.
Night Reflections and Memories in a Darkened Room
The speaker, wandering after nightfall, sees a moving shadow at a window blind and wonders at what calls to mind forgotten scenes. Gradually memories of mothers and cradle songs flood in, white memories like snowflakes, as the narrator reassures that all is well.
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Will S. Ogilvie
Fragmentary verse snippet from The Comporter
A partial poem fragment presents a battle image and a recurring whispering refrain. The speaker contemplates danger, fame, and public judgment while seeking a future and place within the crowd. The text includes lines about facing peril and a voice repeating some line about “these guys.”
Two Sides to Everything Incomplete Pie Spanking Dispute
A Witte boy received an underdone pie at supper causing dispute about punishment. A mother's visitor doubted the claim, noting the boy’s behavior and the mother admitted support for discipline but cautioned against spanking on a full stomach.
Visit Confession Mention Turns Time Over
A fragment from Suc cess Mingagine shows a visitor uttering reluctance and a claim about turning time over. The text hints at a conversation with an unidentified speaker and a cryptic moral twist.
Let the Women Do Your Work Says Success Magazine
A fragmented reading notes a line about women handling work, with a young man in distress and a woman urging him to seek her father for resolution. The source appears to be an artifact from a magazine quote about gender roles, condensed into a short, comic exchange.
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Carcassonne
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Atlanta Constitution
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Priisen
Tim
Father Fist
Success Magazine
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Rock Springs Coal
Bridger Coal
East Alta Street
Court House
Roleys Hove
Koeppen & Brothers
AGRE
Cornelius
Portland, Oregon
C. W. Cornelius
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Empire Meat CO
Phone Main
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la Pountaine
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la Fountaine
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Pickwick
Seaside
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Moore Hotel
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Colesworthy
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