Humane Society Week Observed Across Oregon
The state observes Be Kind to Animals Week April 16 to 22 with Humane Society activity and church services on Humane Sunday. Schools will promote kindness to animals and volunteers urge water for horses, safe streets in winter, and proper care. The bill from the Oregon legislature supports counties by dropping lands from tax sells with three years back taxes unpaid, and voters are urged to sustain the legislature’s act for a greater Oregon.
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Humane Societties
Humane Societies
Humane Society
Oregon
Root and Berry Remedy for Rheumatism Sold Locally
Williams Drug Company offers a famous root and berry treatment for rheumatism with no opiates or chemicals and guaranteed results or money back. Priced at 1.80 per outfit, the ad also touts fresh produce and high quality butter, cheese, bees, coffees, teas, and spices from Calbraith & Jones.
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Williams Drug Company
Calbrhath & Jones
Dickson Brother Meat Market Ad Promises Fresh Meats
A home institution advertises a wide range of fresh and cured meats with constant stock and prompt delivery service by telephone orders.
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Dickson Brother Meat Market
Monmouth Items Reflect War Echoes and Community Life
Monmouth notes report a National Honor Guard formed by girls at the Normal chapel with about 210 members. Local students, many in the Normal School, prepare through two branches of civic and automobile instruction while several boys enlist or plan to enlist. Other items include revival meetings, college parades, and travel of townsfolk to Salem, Portland, and Camp Withrow.
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Monmouth
State Normal Echo
Aleady
Hirchard VanLoan
Edwin Brown
Staley Evans
Chad Newhouse
Douglas Parks
Cyril Richardson
Carlton Shanks
Clarence Solarstrom
Coast Artillery
Oregon,Normal School
Christian Church
R. 2
Swenson
Simpson
Salem
Evangelical Church
Rosa B. Parrot
Wm. Hiddell
Asortia
Thle Wits
Fred Olson
Witnrouver
Harold
Co. Lai
Peple
Dovelhowe
Ostrom
Diphne
Portland
Withoomba
Clackamas
Sumner W. Ostrom
Lyilde Nnts
Litas
Hoga Smith
Vernon High School
HB. M. Smith
Buena Vista Items Reflect Local Visits And Departures
Salem visitors Mr Bevens and Mr and Mrs Suttton were guests Thursday. Harvey Prather left on the boat Wednesday to join the navy but could not pass. Mise Nash left the same morning. Mrs Reynolds and Mr Sthunk learned of their fathers illness. Mrs Sutoon left for Roseburg. Mrs Catching of Pendleton visits sister Mrs McCarty and brother Mr Simmon. Paul Spyder returned home Sunday.
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Mr. Bevens
Mrs. Suttton
Salem
Harvey Prather
Navy
Mise Nash
Mrs. Reynolds
Mr. Sthunk
Ness
Sutoon
Roseburg
Catching of
Pendleton
Tobacco al by day bill and prohibition fears for tobacco
A Washington dispatch reports Raleigh and Greensboro observers warn national prohibition could wreck federal liquor tax revenue, pushing costs to tobacco makers and raising cigarette prices. North Carolina favors statewide prohibition but analysts doubt a national ban.
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Greenshoro
N. C
Dally Nova
Dispatch
Washington
Ant
Saloon League
North Carolina
The Drug Habit and Prohibition Debate
Magistrate Simma argues prohibition increases drug habit by removing liquor from habitual users. He cites long bench experience and warns that deprivation drives desire for stimulants. Town Topics notes attention from reform leader William Jennings Bryan.
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Simma
William Jennings Bryan
New York City
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Uel Dod
Tie
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Sio
Roy
Mra
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Ts Vie
Old Frignil
Slomonte
Lek Tnt
Chews
Chowny Brater
John W. Green
Suatulo
Waalington
Yy Ladies
Ald
Mice Chown
Hdling
Buena Vista
Bteleobecto
Congress
War Department
E. K. Piasecki
L. D. Brown
Mill Street
Dallas, Ore
Dickson Bros. Market
C. Street, Independence
Johnson & Collins
Union Pacific
J. R. Grider
Cooper Building
Independence
Devereaux Commans
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