Oregon Legislature Ends Quiet Ballot for U S Senator
From Salem, Mr Editor, I witnessed the Legislature’s quiet election of a United States Senator. Governor Chamberlain secured a solid majority after playful yet pointed speeches by Republicans who defended their votes. Concerns about rising appropriations and veteran pensions dominated debate as economy and fiscal vigilance became the order of the day.
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Salem
U. S
K A. Couch
Couch
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Chamberlain
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Maine
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Anuther
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Demiei
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Batons
Oregon
Orogun Cie
Menite
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the Treasury
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J.T. Phloteher
Household Recipes for Invalids Pie Paste and More
The piece outlines household tips and recipes aimed at invalids and homes including a pastry substitute from mashed potatoes and flour. It provides step by step instructions, ingredients like potatoes flour water salt and baking powder, and a suggested method to bake a pie with a maple sugar glaze and almond filling.
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New England
Caton
Peninsula Yearns for Local News Coverage Expansion
A reader criticizes the paper’s town scope and advert matter, urging broader coverage for St Johns and Peninsula areas. The editor invites better correspondents and solicitors in every section to ensure timely news from each locality, promising duplicate items will be trimmed.
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Hivitar
Bnetwetter
St Johns
Peninsula
Notice to Creditors in Multnomah County Oregon
In Multnomah County Oregon the County Court appoints Holbrook Ward administrator of the estate of Elizabeth J Ward deceased. Creditors and all persons with claims against the estate must present verified claims within six months from the first publication date January 8 1969. Office of Collier Collier attorneys authorized to administer the estate.
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Oregon
Multromah
Creat
Hileabeth J. Ward
Collier & Collier
Cor Adusiinistrator
Holbrook Ohi
St. Johns
Crebert Ward
Hieabeth J. Want
Woodcraft Indians Signal Route Through Forests
A Canadian rustic notes how Indigenous trackers navigate woods using bark rough drafts, smoke telegraphy, and stake marks. They leave wood stakes, plant orientation marks, and shrub fragments to show paths, detours, and seasonal changes for others following.
The German Censor and Censorship in History
A collage article contrasts German censorship in the past with moral theater limits, citing 18th century Vienna and Goethe’s Iphigenia in Tüchgär, plus a note on postal counting machines used by government services and assorted humor pieces. The piece blends historical observations, anecdotes, and brief comic vignettes from various papers.
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Germany
Robert Mound
Munich
Bruttgart
Goethe
Vietviewe
The Man Who Paid the Conductor and the Name on the Ticket
An old traveler recalls railroad fare tricks and amusing incidents from past days. He describes paying less by offering cheaper tickets and the conductor’s quips about names on tickets. The tale includes offers in Cincinnati and Chicago and a mistaken name on a ticket, reflecting fare bargains and travel lore.
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Simon
Minnen
Blinon
Cloctmnat
Enah
Ford
Main
Louieville
Indianapolis
Hit
Mary Finherty
Snoring and the Rise of Quiet Sleep Disorders
A humorous yet didactic piece explores how snoring arises from impure air and poor warming in bedrooms. It argues that nasal passages clog and mouths breathe, increasing health risks and prompting scientists to predict widespread snoring in future generations.
Out of the Way Stop Delays Train for Coffee
A hungry traveler on a branch line asks for coffee and is told by a courteous young woman that the superintendent will delay the train so he can eat. He owns the restaurant and supports the idea as the line has no other trains today. Reprinted in a quaint collection of anecdotes and quips from periodicals.
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Anagement
Time table notes and railway arrivals at Chicago depot
A garbled timetable lists trains and arrival times including Chicago departures and Spokane arrivals. It mentions Fortunes, a No 6 service, a local train, and a note to see Ed Stockton with a paper label.
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Alow
Fortune
Chicago
Hanne
Spokane
Romans City
Lawal Ranger
P. To
Stafford Street Improvement Resolution City of St John
The council resolves to improve Stafford Street from Learned Street to Wall Street by grading cut and fill, center rock course, cement sidewalks twelve feet wide with box gutters, and related work under ordinance. Assessments placed on benefited property within Legal Improvement District No. 1 under city charter. Published January 23 and 29.
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John
Pe Furner
Polk Sid Fie Chanan
Tonka Ae
City Recorder
Jobne
Stafford
Stafford Street
Church Notices Show A Busy Sunday Across Local Congregations
Local church notices list services for multiple denominations with times including Sunday school in the morning and various preaching hours. Churches named include Methodist Epworth Catholic Episcopal and Lutheran in Portsmouth Station University Park and nearby areas with reminders of revivals and catechism meetings.
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Julia Henteeth
Methortist
Dewart
Poe
Epworth
League Holy Crom Catholic
Portsmouth
Weapers
Beneatie Christian Church
Tabernacle
Anstrew
Powell
Junioy Fay Cohol
Evangelical Church
Umilay
K. L
C. B. Im
P.m
Trager
Air Baptist Church
University Park
Lal BH
Walta
Segnale Ap
Spias
St Johns Ferry Time Card Report
Time card fragment shows ferry schedule entries for East and West sides with coded labels age counts and mileage figures. readable portions indicate ride tallies and monetary values but exact times and routes are obscured by OCR artifacts.
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St. Johns Ferry
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