Leader Davey’s Salem exit sparks Oregon GOP fault lines
Frank Davey, called leader by Harney County News readers, is accused of wavering influence and alarming the Oregon Republican Party. The piece traces his oscillating presence from Salem to seaside retreats, debating leadership as he faces calls to be Speaker. It mentions N Mattson’s windfall and a regional push by Oregon Development League secretary Richardson on colonist rates while noting banks formed by F L Myers in Oregon and a San Francisco link to a German American bank.
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Frank Davey
Harney County
Republican Party of
Oregon
Salem
Harney
Davey
Mike
Helix
Astoria
Bacchus
Seaside
Frank
Steen
Chamberlain
Yom Richardson
Oregon Development League
United States
Kansas City
Missouri River
St. Paul
Duluth
Winnipeg
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Chicago
F. L. Myora
Myers
Pacific Banker of
Portland
San Francisco
Board of
Bank Commissioners
Oregon Special Edition Promotes Colonization Drive
An Oregonian issue extols Oregon as a growth prospect, urging readers to recruit homeseekers via railroad routes and colonist fares. It highlights rates, distribution through stations, and the aim to boost state development and citizenship, with contact details for agents in Portland and beyond. It also touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for weak women.
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Wm. McBrides
Notice of final account hearing in estate of Chester Post
W M Winship administrator of the estate of Chester Post deceased filed his final account August 6 1907 with Hon T P Gilliland county judge appointing Monday September 9 1907 as the hearing date at the Umatilla county courthouse Pendleton Oregon. Objections to the final account will be heard and settlement made. Notice to appear in the Athena Press weekly for four weeks. Dated August 1907. W M Winship administrator Peterson Peterson Wilson Attys.
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W. M. Winship
Chester Post
T. P. Gilliland
Pendleton
Umatilla
Oregon
Sudden Death Of Milton Surveyor Charles L Swain In Pendleton
Milton surveyor Charles L Swain died suddenly Monday in Pendleton after a heart attack suffered while walking. He sought relief at a drug store, but a second attack proved fatal before doctors arrived. Also notes on Dr King’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, Ballard’s Snow Liniment and local druggists promotions.
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Charles L. Swain
Milton
Pendleton
Dr. King
Palace Drug Store
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