Unclear Local Notices and Court Remarks From Oregon Paper
Fragmented OCR text records a mix of local incidents and court commentary. Items include a wagon accident injuring individuals, a political address by Mon. N. L. Butler, and a religious ceremony in Weston. Also reported is Judge Lowell urging the grand jury to address intoxication and Indian whiskey trade concerns affecting the county, with observations on community safety and morality.
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Tom Berry
Thineity
Tom McKay
Berrys
Pegulleton
Tae
Maestretti
Lewis
Justico McIntyre
Rae
Bogen
Portland
Col. Ballon
Milton
Exposston
Deheents
Boatman
N. L. Butler
Polk County
Harriet A. Reynolds
William Powers
R. M. Powers
Weston
Homer
A. S. Church
Lowell
East Oregonian
Jud Lowell
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Debates on Silver, Citizenship, and Indian Law Spark Grand Jury
EighteenRead remarks discuss currency policy favoring silver and mandate of coinage equal credit. The document covers Indian citizenship, liquor laws, and proposed grand jury investigation into reservation crime and public order. Names include E. J. Kaela and a list of jurors from Milton, Echo, Ukiah, Helix, Athens, and other towns.
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Indiana
E. J. Kaela Ir
H. A. ‘Ores
Ruddock
L. B. Banke
Milton
Julius Goderian
Echo
J. M. Gil Iiland
Ukiah
F. M. Lockwood
Helix
William Kilgese
Athens
Mr. Davis
Jurora
Era W. J. Furnish
Charles Grose
George Carmichael
Chas. Hamilton
Matthew Neevon
EH. B. Nelson
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Holi Teena Raymond
Fragmentary Charnt Claim in Lightning Ad Advertisement
A damaged OCR text fragment discusses claims about a lightning-related product or service, mentioning.charms, agency, and farming references. The readable parts point to promotional dialogue with claims of value, but the passage is largely garbled and informal. The piece lacks verifiable names, places, or dates.
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Obara
Ani
Batterias
Theramo Jarnia
Rene
Baery
Ebarna
J. F
Friday Was Pennoyer Day in Pendleton
Pendleton hosts a Bryan rally with Gov. Pennoyer and supporters filling streets. Crowds, bands, speeches, and a torchlight evening procession showcase strong Republican turnout and local enthusiasm for Bryan in the Pendleton and Umatilla County event.
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Pri
Wake-Pendleton
Milton
Weston
Athena
Bryta
Pendleton
Bryan
Uno
Cottonwood
Wenlberford
Pendleia
Umatilla
Ware
J. H. Raley
Gov. Pan~ Neyer
Hondreda
Veneer
W. J. Fed
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Pemleton
Lang
Compee
Andrede
Onuers
McKinley
Court Home
Court Street
Golden Rule Hotel
W. F Butcher
Weatherford Addresses Large Audience at Christian Church
A crowded Christian Church heard Hon J K Weatherford address a sizable audience of voters rather than students. The event featured Mitchell, a term smith, promoting calm debate as Weatherford spoke with conviction and restraint.
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J. K. Weatherford
Mitchell
Pariane
Smith
Wea
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