Startling Bargains At This Store In February
This store promotes February bargains with claims of best values and lowest prices. It promises reliable merchandise with no detective goods in stock and savings ranging from 10 to 25 percent. Shoppers are urged to come early to take advantage.
New Spring Dress Goods Receive Large Shipment
A large shipment of wool dress goods from Chicago and New York arrives offering the latest patterns including checks and shadow plaids. Fabrics are well finished and promise good wear. Shop for spring suits and dresses to secure the choicest selection.
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Chicago
New York
Wrappers Offer Bargains in Fleece Lined Robes
A local shop advertises ladies fleece lined wrappers in a variety of patterns and sizes. Price levels include the 1.25 grade for 1.00, the 1.50 grade for 1.25, and the 1.75 grade for 1.50, inviting housemaids to save money.
Willamette Valley Flood Reaches Apex as Recession Likely
Portland reports indicate the Willamette river flood has likely peaked and will recede soon. Some damage seen in low-lying areas, but warnings helped keep losses light. the lower docks remain submerged while debris drifts past the city.
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Portland
Willamette Valley
Weather Bureau
One Man Dies in Boston Fire at Hunt Brothers Block
A fire on Tre munt street in Boston destroys Hunt Brothers department store block and several tenements. One man, Jacob Gold, dies from smoke. At least thirteen injured. The blaze causes about 100000 dollars in damages. The king of Siam plans a U S visit in May.
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Boston
Hunt Brothers
Tremont Street
Jacob Gold
White Threatened to Kill Harry Thaw
New York story reports Stanford White displayed a pistol and threatened to kill Harry Thaw on Christmas Eve after Evelyn Nesbit left with Thaw. Witness Bowman testified, details and cross examination follow, with defense seeking influence over proceedings and possible insanity evidence amid ongoing court adjournments.
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White
Harry Thaw
New York
Stanford White
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Jerome
Bowman
Wiley
Enjied
Albert Lee Thaw
Richmond
Virginia
C. H. Bingham
Pittebure
Harry
Free passes on state railroads for officials
Salem February 6 news reports the house passed H. B. No. 241 by Freeman 48 to 18 to require free transportation for all state district and county officers as a condition precedent to land condemnation suits by railroads. The measure cuts $20,000 in mileage fees and provokes debate over public opinion and representation. Senate later shelved game bills and discussed normal schools in Wheeler County.
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Salem
Freeman
Northup
Legislatoratoon
Chase
Carter
Derrett
Umatilla
Holt
Muontley
Jones
Clackamas
Polk
Lincoln
Purdy
Reynolds
Settlemler
Simmons
Washburne
Senate
Weneton
Ashland
Multnomah
H. B. 150
Barrett
Washington
Taat
Regular sale prices listed in fragmented OCR notice
Fragmentary text shows regular price lines: five dollars for regular, three dollars for regular, and two and a half dollars for. No clear product, brand, or date is provided.
Oregon Constitution Voids Long State Office Tenures
Salem Oregon February 5 The constitution's strict reading of Section 2 Article 4 voids offices with terms exceeding four years. State boards including Medical Examiners Pharmacy Regents University and Agricultural College face nullification as past legislatures overstepped authority by setting longer terms. The notice hints at continued discussion on page 2.
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Salem
Oregon
State Board of Medical
Board of Pharmacy
Boards of Regenta of
the State University
State Agricultural Col
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