Fuel Famine Debates Amid Wood Prices and Road Plan
East Oregonian reports a fuel shortage debate with cordwood surpluses at Kamola and Meacham, prices at four dollars, and shipments to Pendleton and Walla Walla. G W Allen warns not all buyers see shortages while rail and mine claims clash. A government road trial near Pendleton draws urban interest, with A Barrett proposing similar work between Athens and Pendleton, citing nearby materials as an advantage.
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Road to Aveme Via Tuttle Law Seeks Easement
The plan explores building a road with minimal parcel burden by using the Tuttle law to seize abutting property. It notes two miles of taxable land within reach, allowing 2560 acres to fund a mile of roadway and options to extend payments up to ten years to ease the burden.
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Steady, Sisters! Oregon Suffrage Rift Over Presidency
Pendleton Tribune reports a sharp split within Oregon Equal Suffrage leadership over Abigail Scott Duniway's election as president. The piece mocks internal quarrels, notes female factions, and questions unity among “mothers wives daughters and sweethearts” in the suffrage cause amid alleged personal clashes and heated rhetoric.
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Equal Suffrage Association
Oregon
Abigail Scott Duniway
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Doniway
Express Extortion and Corporate Graft Allegations
The East Oregonian reports on express line charges, noting Norther Pacific Express Company earnings and a claimed graft by officials and stockholders. It cites a Washington report showing capital under 23,000 yielding over 340,000 in income and gross earnings above 2,000,000, urging regulation or government ownership. also mentions a Kentucky man’s recovery using Dr. King’s New Discovery for consuming problems, with price details and free trial.
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The People's Lobby Watchs Congress in Reform Era
A new self appointed group named the People's Lobby forms in Washington during recess to monitor Congress. Its aims include collecting and publishing information on pending laws and voting records, mailed pamphlets, and publicizing member positions to inform citizens. The piece also notes strained coast defense manpower, currency reform efforts, and proposed higher rural carrier pay.
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Capitol
People’s Lobby
Washington
Iowa Ames Women Seek Real Uterine Cure Not Oils
The article attacks misdiagnosed uterine complaints among Ames women blamed on wrong diseases. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a targeted, safe remedy derived from native roots. It claims to strengthen feminine organs, alleviate nervous symptoms, and accompany with Pleasant Pellets for digestive relief.
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Plerea
Pieren
St. Vitua
Best Pianos Shown at Stanley Piano House
If there is no piano in the house, purchase or hire one. Seek among the four rooms offered for the best piano. These instruments represent top mechanical workmanship with sweetness and richness of tone. Stanley Piano House, Main Street, Walla Walla, Washington.
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Stanley Piano House
Main Street
Walla Walla, Wash
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