Oregon News Notes and Regional Updates from Athena
A collage of notices and reports covers taxation, forest reserves, school reforms, land sales near Eugene, drying canneries in Lane County, ripe tomato crops, postal wage concerns, a Big Bend denatured alcohol project, and statewide weather. It notes a proclamation on Siaki you forest reserve and calls for legislative changes to school grading and teacher licensing, plus a Eugene land sale to Portland capitalists at about 35 dollars per acre and prospects for banking law reforms.
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Boon to Oregon jute mill gains broad support
East Oregonian lauds state jute mill at the penitentiary as a major boon for Oregon agriculture and industry. Farmers and woolgrowers in Umatilla and eastern Oregon back the project amid opposition from the jute trust and grain, wool, and hop interests. A Pendleton meeting plans to visit the Washington state penitentiary to study its plant as part of securing relief from the jute trust.
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Oregon
Penitentiary
Salem
Jute Manufacturing Trust
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Washington
State Penitentiary
Umatilla County
Salew
Political Pot and Campaign Movements Across States
A broad note on grain and wool prices in Oregon and a call for statewide participation. Mentions Vice President Fairbanks in an Indians campaign. Summarizes New Jersey primary results favoring the regular Republican organization over reform factions. Hawaii nominates a white congressional delegate, Lanahan of Honolulu. Cincinnati Democrats name Thomas Bentham to oppose Longworth. Texas Democrats circulate petitions to bar Bailey’s reelection amid Missouri ouster disclosures. Bailey defends himself, arguing public life would then be limited to rich men or rascals.
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New Jersey
Democrate of
Hawaii
BE. B. , Lanahan
Honolulu
Island
Thomas Bentham
Uniform’ Union
Organized Labor
Ohio
Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Texas
United States
Bailey
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
States supply most U S attorney generals across history
The Springfield Republican notes that Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Maryland have produced 20 of the 48 U S attorneys general since 1789. It cites Moody succeeding Knox and Bonaparte to come, with Maryland's tally rising to six. The piece tools the pattern as a curious accident of history rather than professional superiority.
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Springfield
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Maryland
United States
Moody
Knox
Bonaparte
New York
Ohio
Irene
Seedless Pear Show Impresses Ashland Office Visitors
A seedless pear from a C. H. Gillette nursery tree, eight to ten years old, was shown in Ashland this week. The fruit bears seedless pears most years with seeds only in the largest specimens. The pears are slightly smaller than Bartlett but offer stronger flavor and smooth seedless flesh, and may be developed into a nursery stock after immediate experimentation.
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C. H. Gillette
Ashland
She Runs the Ranch in Priceville Ledger Feature
Mrs Les Wigle, wife of a cattleman at Camp Creek head, steps from household duties to direct hired hands. With her husband away she takes charge of plowing and farm tasks, firing workers who object to orders, while managing teams and ranch duties. She also excels with the rifle and in music, praised for her many charming qualities.
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Priceville
Les Wigle
Camp Creek
Wigle
Perhays
Mre
Wigile Boteelf
Mra Wigle
Church of Chest Services Announcement
Church notices list morning preaching at ten, evening service at seven with preaching at eight, Wednesday prayer meeting at eight. Public invited to attend all services. V. E Hoven, Minister.
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Church of Chest
V. E Hoven
Is Disease a Crime editorial?
An old editorial argues disease and its causes are natural but criticizes harsh moral judgments on the sick. It warns against overburdened housewives, urges moderate activity and proper care, and promotes Dr. Pierce’s medical advert for relief and confidentiality.
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Iran
Porto
Ibe Suaker
Plerea
Buffalo
Pierce
If There Is No Piano in the House This Should Be Purchased
An advertisement from STANLEY PIANO HOUSE in Walla Walla Wash urges acquiring or hiring a piano. It promotes the best pianos as tools of refined mechanical workmanship with superior tone. The notice highlights Main Street shop and references Miles Riege.
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Stanley Piano House
Main Street
Walla Walla, Wash
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