Post Office Records in Independence Oregon
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Independence
Oregon
Capital and Labor Wipes Out Radicalism in Oregon Election
A Portland Port City analysis notes the Oregon special election and Portalad elty results ending radical activity, defeating Daly for mayor and approving measures on waterway development, street use, and transit. It discusses taxes, franchise ordinances, and the role of capital and labor in wealth creation amid political change.
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Oregon
Daly
State Grange
Farmers Union
Portland
Portand
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
Ead
New Era in Railroading Electrifies Big Line
The GC M and St Maul railroad completes electric traction on 450 miles from Harlow Idaho. Electric operation costs are $1,550,000 yearly for 490 miles, while coal power would be higher. Other lines like Bull Anaconda and Pacific report $96,000 yearly for 80 miles, vs $270,000 for coal. Main issue is securing capital for power plants amid restrictive laws and a system that taxes power generation.
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GC. M. & St Maul Railroad
Harlow
Very
Ideho
Besti
Opera
Bull
Alaconda and Pacific Railroad
Patriotism and War Time Copper Mining Protest
The piece argues copper production is vital to war needs and condemns strikes in the Butte mines as acts against the United States. It states there were no wage complaints and warns that halting output aids Germany, urging government action to keep mines operating and workers on the job.
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Butte
United States
Vt. Ss
United State
Germany
The Call for Better Citizenship
Advocates accuse a hobo democracy of penalizing capable citizens and banishing efficiency from public life. They argue local government punishes better citizens, while the national government grows stronger with help from first class men. San Francisco Chamber of Commerce emphasizes obedience to law in a free government and rejects sheltering vice.
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San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Call for better citizenship voiced by the Chamber
The Chamber urges intelligent successful men and women to enter public life at state county and municipal levels. It argues the highest business and professional types should not be shut out of legislatures and councils and frames the duty as patriotic and democratic beyond personal gain.
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Chamber
Ufe
Buena Vista Sermoning Attracts Local Residents
Services will be held at the M. E. church next Sunday with Morning Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m Evening service at 8 p m. A large turnout is urged Miss Lillian Kaw visited the Prathers and several locals traveled to Salem on business. Families including the Bevens and Wil kin groups attended gatherings and a Red Cross meeting is planned.
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M. E
Lillian Kaw
M. N. Prather
Winnerling
Portland
WabAvery
Lester Murphy
McClain
Raymond
Sarah Prather
Salem
T. A. Reynolds
Berry
E. J. Anderson
McMinvuille
Dr. Hall
Spokane
Jack Hall
Lading Club
G. A. Wella
W. R. Bevens
A. A. Bikin
Corvallis
Hall
Beyens
Ilkin
Ed Harman
Blanche
Ed Prather
BE. J. Anderson
N. C. Anderson
Calr- Fece
B. M. Lichty
F. L. Chown
Harnest
Luver
Monmouth
Eston Bevena
Stone
Lewileylilles
Hikinn
Rheumatism Cure Offered By Williams Drug Co
An advertised root and berry remedy for rheumatism claims to contain no opiates and to be gentle on digestion. Money refunded if results are not achieved. Priced at $1.50 per outfit and sold by Williams Drug Company.
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Williams Drug Company
Sunday Saints and Sabbath News Habits
A brief humorous piece contrasts how Father, Billy, Susie, and Kiddie avoid or break Sabbath rules to get news, rides, buttons, and play. It notes Mother misses the pictures, highlighting gentle weekly rituals and family routines on Sunday.
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Susie
Stolen Rare Papers Target Seattle Public Library Files
Seattle Times reports theft of old industrial chemistry and distillation texts from the Seattle Public Library reference room. Librarian Judson Jennings leads a quiet probe as pages, especially in distillation works, are removed and a surveillance system is set for patrons. Internal Revenue Service notes no explicit ban on publishing such articles but warns enforcement powers exist.
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Seattle Public Library
Seattle Times
Fedora
Thi
Times
Judson ‘T. Jennings
Ates
Jennings
Congress of the United States
Seattle
Internal Revenue Service
Sim
Internal Revenue
McNell Taland
Ilett
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