Oregon Voters Confront Statement No 1 Pledge Debate
A damaged Oregon clipping discusses the Statement No 1 pledge in the 1900s campaign. It criticizes Cake for dropping the pledge after nomination, contrasts his actions with the broader push for reform against machine politics, and notes international issues with Mexico Japan and a call to vote yes on the University of Oregon appropriation. It mentions Athena coverage and local party maneuvers and urges voters to support reform and the university bill No. 314 on June 1.
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Cake
United States
Fulton
Hag
Oregon
Chamberlain
Bourne
Shepherd
Athena
University of Oregon
Vote year 314 for University of Oregon funding
A volley of political rhetoric urges Albany voters to back the education bill No 314, claiming modest tax rise for property worth $1000 and insisting all progressive citizens support the measure. The piece mocks opponents and cites Oregon’s public school ties while urging passage on election day.
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University of Oregon
Oregon
Bil
Oregon Commercial Clabes
State Federation of Labor
Tax Payers League of Portland
State University
Oregon Wins Return of Revenue Rights Over Locks
The Oregon Court’s ruling restores to the state the rights to 10 percent of annual revenues from the Willamette locks, plus the option to purchase at cost. The decision, sparked by Governor Chamberlain’s 1905 push, restores decades of expected state leverage and could cut freight costs, marking a major public victory for Oregon.
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Oregon City
Oregon
Toeadsy
Willamette
Chamberlain
Rocks
Tosday
Mr. Chamberlain
United States Senate
Portland Journal
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promised as Worth Their Weight in Gold
Cedar View merchant 4B G Stewart asserts customers buying Dr King’s New Life Pills receive gold-weight value for relief of constipation malaria and similar ailments. Palace Drug Co sells the remedy promising benefits including regularity and wellness. 250 cents likely referenced as price or quantity.
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G. Stewart
Cedar View
Mise
Dr. King
Sander
Palace Drag Co
Electric Bitters and Kodol Promoted for Malaria and Debility
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for climate related ailments and debility, alongside Kodol for digestive relief, both sold at Palace Drug Co. in Texas. Ballard's Snow Liniment is offered for pain and rheumatic conditions with testimonials from O. R. Smith of Tenaha.
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Palace Drug Co
Ballard
O. R. Smith
Tenaha
Tex
Pinnies Relief Back Pain Offer at Pioneer Drug Store
80 Days Trial priced at $1.00 promises relief from back ache weak back lame back and rheumatic pains. Advertises benefits for kidneys bladder and blood and urges satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Sold by Pioneer Drug Store.
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Pioneer Drug Store
Old Remedies Endure in 1900s Trade Card Notes
An OCR fragment describes Hickory Bark Cough Remedy used by Dunkards of Pennsylvania and Western families, sold by Palnow Drug Store. Mentions DeWitt & Co Chicago and N Cornell of Roding Georgia, with 1906 date. References Walla Walla manufacturing and Palace Drug Co sales.
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DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Ill
N. Cornell
Roding, Ga
Palaos Drug Company
Dunkards
Pennsylvania
Walla Walla
Wash
Palnow Drug Store
DeWitt
Palace Drug Co
Democratic Nominee for County School Superintendent Named
H. J. Watts is unanimously nominated and sanctioned by the county Democratic Party for the office, recognizing his qualifications.
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H. J. Watts
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the Athena Press
F.B. Bory
Pususuer
Atter
Athena, Ore
Mexico
Philippines
Arcna Keys
Gulf of Mexico
Yucatan
Japan
Canada
Hawaiian Islands
Thoes
New York
Mr. Shepherd
Mr. Cake
Robly D. Evans
Obio
Geer
Huffman
People
Pendleton Drug Co
J. A. Donaghue
U. S
Ontario Veterinary College
Pendleton
Political Information
W. M. Blakeley
T.C. Frazier
Courity Clerk
Joseph N. Scott
Morrow
Umatilla
J. Hudemann
Hudeman Beloves
C. P. Strain
Portland
Rose
Pacific Northwest
Tehied
E. M. Smith
Local A
WM. McMurray
Troy Janunry
T. D. Taylor
John Q. Peebler
Homer I. Watts
A.B
Frank K. Welles
Cain
the Palace Drug Company
THE
Pendleton Savings Bank
Umatilla County
Furnish
Cox
Joseph Basler
Boettcher
L. Dusenberry
E. W. McComas
Carl
T. J. Morris
Herbert Boylen
A. Devlin
J. W. Maloney
A. E. Lambert
J. H. Raley
Ogeens
G. Montgom
D. P
Montie B. Gwinn
D. B. Jarman
A. J. Parker
Barger
South Side
Athewa
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