Populists of Oregon Nominate for State and National Posts
Busy political day reports the Populists of Oregon detailing nominations for supreme judge W S Gaston and lawmakers across districts, with delegates to the national convention, plus electors and district attorneys. The state platform reaffirms Omaha principles, favoring direct democracy, labor protection, and reduced official salaries, alongside reforms to taxation and mineral lands policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gaston
Multromah
Vanderburg
Coos
J.C. Luce
L. A. Ward
McCain
Nathan Pierce
R. P. Caldwell
Harry Watkine
B. Riggen
M. L. Olmstead
Congress
Martin Quinn
First Judicial District
J. A. Jeffreys
A.axtel
Board of Equalization
D. W. Butler
J. B. Smith
Ira Saylor
Wm. Parsons
G. W. Pee
Union
U-Teel
Washinton
Tillamook
Columbia
John Hansen
Oregon
Legislative Assembly
Wit Ee Ee
Wheat Trade News From Forward to Portland Markets
Reports from Forward, East and San Francisco show no change in market tone over two weeks. San Francisco wheat is static with low activity while eastern prices weaken, and local quotations drop as holders keep grain. Portland saw fair speculative trade with prices between 64 and 64. Exports were light at 1,596,000 bushels. farmers rush sales before April 1 taxation.
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Forwand
San Francisco
San Francisc
England
Portland
Northwest
Persistent Effort to Poison Lane County Family
A Lane County case reports repeated poison plots against Mrs. Hiram Smith and her four adopted children near Coburg. Notes threaten to kill the family and later poison stock. authorities are handling the case. Smith, widow of prominent Hiram Smith, lives four miles below Coburg with the four orphans and other relatives.
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Eugene Guard
Umatilla
Lane
Oregon
Hiram Smith
Coburg
Lane County
L. Smith
Mary Smith
Clara Smith
Mia
Smith
Seeeek
Hiram
Mrs. Smith
Experimental Sugar Seed Distribution by Commercial Club
Wi Miller secretary reports a Corvallis state college seed order received for experimental use. Half pound packets will be given to farmers who agree to cultivate per directions and submit bee samples for analysis in fall. Each seed portion seeds one tenth acre, aiding a test program.
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Commercial Club
Wi. Miller
State Prealtura College
Corvallis
Easter Egg Faces Craft for Little Ones
Instructions show how to color and decorate hard boiled eggs in three colors then paint whimsical faces and accessories. Techniques use watercolors, Chinese white for highlights, and glue to attach fabric hair, mini hats, and ears. Practical tips emphasize thick paint, dry time, and mounting on cardboard bases for Easter party favors.
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Bluebeard
Notice to settle all accounts at First National Bank
All accounts due P. M. Kirkland, are now at the First National Bank for collection. All are requested to come forward and settle at once. P.M. Kingtaxn.
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P. M. Kirkland
First National Bank
P.M. Kingtaxn
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