East End Reflected in Our Exchanges and Local News
Weston Leader items report Mrs. N R Bori’s return from Pendleton after a lamp accident, a pioneer reunion planned for Weston, and progress on Weston’s business projects. The piece notes political activity around H J Frazier for county commissioner, a new gold wave machine by Blair and Williams, a near drowning incident involving Mrs Harrala and two children, and local weather and law-enforcement notices affecting cattle and stock districts.
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N. R. Bori
Pendleton
A. R. Olds
Athena
Weston Post
E. Barnes
Salem
Weston
Polk County
H. J. Prasier
Milton
Frazier
Pioneera
Mater
Frank
William Blair
George Williams
Frank Blair
Mra
Harrala
Oinatilla
Cayuse Station
Charles Derning
Marrala
Willie
H. J. Prunier
Tila
Hove
Milton Bio
Walla Walla
Handa
John Brommner
W. H. Fletcher
Xawsmill
Lainy
City
Nick Reama
Athens
Jim Stamper
Jim Rore
Keane
General Coxey speaks in Pendleton on public works bond plan
General Coxey, famed organizer of the Commonweal Army, drew a large Pendleton crowd Saturday to advocate a federal bond bill funding public improvements. He urged government notes as legal tender to finance local work and linked it to Populist platform wishes for debt relief and free silver.
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Pendleton
Coxey
Appsker
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Secretary of the Treasury of the
Stich
St. Lovig
The Democratic Ticket Promises County Reform
The Oregonian urges support for the Democratic ticket arguing promises to reduce county expenses and debt, electing William Blakeley sheriff and others to cut costs, lower taxation, and streamline offices. It stresses voter backing based on pledged reforms and accountability after election.
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Tn Cage William Blakeley
Magong
Jimea Howard
John Vert
Marin
Charles Bowling
Frank van Winkle
Oregonian
Strict Turf Law Enforcement Curbing Race Fraud
Portland readers hear of harsh penalties for turf violations as owners cheat on Sunday racing and lights. A tale follows of I Don’t Know a famed Oregon horse disqualified after betting irregularities. later attempts to reinstate fail, leaving the animal blacklisted.
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No Umatilla County
Portland Oregonian
Oregon
Aborceman
John Smith
Ator
Smith
Johnny Garrison
San Francisco
Bay District
Garrigan
Garrison
Odda
Maywood bicycle frame claims unmatched durability and one-piece crank
The Maywood bicycle features a Double Diamond Frame of 2-inch cold rolled steel with bronze fittings and no brazed joints. It boasts indestructible front forks ball bearings on all axles and a one-piece crank, plus adjustable handle bars and a 27 to 30 pound weight, claiming 5000 units sold across three years and a three-year guarantee.
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Morgan & Wright
Humber
Gilliam
Reading
Maywood Bicycle Special Coupon Offer Exposed
Maywood announces a coupon sale offering first class bicycles at the lowest price yet. Order $35 with the coupon for shipping and delivery with cash on delivery option at $36 and a $5 guarantee, plus a warranty with each bicycle.
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Tribune
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Jamey Barnes
Cpater
South Weat
Section 22
Township 4
Lane ‘35
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Nolin
State Insurance Company
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E. DePeatt
Attorney-At-Law
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W.E. Young
Athena Press
Umatilla County
A, T-Parker
Electric Barber Shop
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Plano Steel Haider
Fudge
the Press For the New
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Dinwane
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Tan
Maywood Bicycle
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