Local gendling notices and silver standard debate
In a bold reprint, Athena Press presents a discussion on the U S silver and gold standards. The piece explains why the secretary of the treasury would not redeem notes in silver and outlines potential economic impacts including price shifts and wage effects amid international trade realities.
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Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Water Works Bond Sale Planned By City Council
The City Council again seeks bids to sell city bonds for water works, with September 1 as the bid deadline. The council hopes to fund the adopted system, though selling enough money by September to cover construction remains doubtful, and some favor offering a franchise to install and maintain the system in exchange for bond portions. The debate weighs fire protection, city ownership, and cost to citizens.
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DeVan & Rutledge
Athena
Simplers System Necessary in East Oregonian
In the July 8 issue the East Oregonian argues within the article Simpl er System Necessary that populist ideas are plausible and appealing to the populist wing, presenting arguments on political reform. The piece signals support for populist themes and governance changes.
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The
East Oregonian
Weston and Pendleton Fourth Celebrations Amid Clams and Parades
A grand but mixed Fourth of July pageant unfolds with crowds from Milton Athena Adams and Walla Walla rivaled by Pendleton Cayuse and Weston. Highlights include a Pendleton corner band veterans with the flag hose companies the liberty car and Athena band plus a notable clam bake fiasco and a Weston Weston farmers picnic with speeches by Col Parsons W G Burleigh and G S King and a trance incident involving Miss Bunch of Portland.
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Pendleton
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Garden City
Milton
Athena
Adams
Webb
Main Streets
Pendleton Corner
Carson Post
Hook & Ladder
Athena Band
Liberty Car
Cohrr
Cayuse
Helix
Weston
Farmers
Junipers and
Cold Springs
T. T. Davis
Col. Parsons
W. G. Burleigh
Willows County
G.8. King
Topeka
Kansas
Weston Cornet Band
Milton Glee Club
Nathan "Pierce
Frightened Team Plunges From Wagon Killing Family
In Ongaon City Oregon on July 4 a frightened team tumbled a wagon over a 40 foot precipice near Clackama River. M P Bradley and wife and four children suffered severe injuries with one child in critical condition and Mrs Bradley dead on the rocks. Inquest to follow. Rettrescue handled by Drs Locke and Carll. city marshal orders ten day notice for dog and livestock licenses.
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Ongaon City
Bradley
Gilman Parker
Locke
Carll
Harry Dyer
Hast Railway Company
Pee Od
Sie Bradley
County
Weston
Athena
Oregon
Jas, Cosrampra
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