Montana senator Clark attacked as a nonresident critic
An editorial column rails at Clark accusing him of no Montana residence or real stake in the state, calling for a senator with a genuine local claim. It endorses Judge Ellie’s candidacy for Congress and commends Charles H. Carter for circuit judge in Umatilla-Morrow, while critiquing wasteful federal programs and stressing fidelity to law and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Clark
United States Senate
Verguson County
National Capitaly
Senate
Ellie
Charles H. Carter
Ciircuit
Umatilla-Morrow County
Carter
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Snd
Haat
Oregonian
Walla
Peculiar Views on Government Contracts Rise Among Inexperienced Seekers
The document critiques unseasoned bidders chasing federal work claiming large profits and easy tasks. It warns that many lack understanding, risk obligating themselves, and fail to meet contract requirements. It notes the reclamation service faces trouble from speculative entrants underbidding and pressuring for awards despite warnings from skilled personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell É Taliaman
Abirk
Why salvage awards are large on the coast
The Oregonian notes that salvage claims reward rescuers heavily when steamships like Puebla are saved after maritime danger. It warns of frequent wrecks and suggests tugboat companies should staff dedicated salvage craft. Courts have long recognized salvage as high remuneration for risking crews and vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Puebla
Oregonian
Steamship Company of
San Francisco
Steamera
Pass of Melfort
Puget Sound
Mule Eats Wagon Story Highlights Local Oddity
A Charlotte grocer loses a mule and most of a delivery wagon to a wood eating spree. The mule, described as an ordinary day mule, gnawed the poplar wagon frame before dying. An observer recalls similar wartime mules eating wood, noting forage shortages and chalking up the odd tale to endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Barris
Charlotte
Cam King
Squire Maxwell
Observer
Sam Harris
King
Sam
Staunton
Harris
Doctor Pierces Favorite Prescription Ad Excerpt
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, natural remedy for women's ailments, highlighting alcohol and narcotic free formulas with herbal extracts. It includes customer testimonials, a free consultation offer, and a note of confidential, mailed replies from Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Herce
Pleren
Main Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Geo. Bogdan
Bonds Street
Saginaw
Mit
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B. Boro
Pusl
Athena
Oregon
Congress
PRESS
Charles Orivudore
Kenient
Willie
William
Bill
Rocky Mountain Tea
Pioneer Drug Store
Jones
Ri ‘Aids
Coretary
Han Fea
Attorneys-at-Law
WM. M'Bride
South Side
Athena, Ore
A. H. Luna
King's Baro
Athens
Foley
King Brothers Prep
Davis-Kaser
The
Davis-Kaser Co
Washington
Troy
Walla Walla
Wash
Elmer Lane
ST. Nichols Hotel
J. Ke, Froome, Pxop
ST. Nichols
Thiristeau
Atiogra
A. M. Gillis
Gillis Lumber Yard
Parker & Lanes
Ivena
Terbrook
Brana Penn
Esterbrook Steel Penn CO
Umatilla
Ed Barrett
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