Local Visitors and Moves Highlight Weekend Notes
John Brosburg and J Lk White with B Biddle attended in town while J Lk White and B Biddle of the Les were in the city Tuesday. Filnell finished remodeling his residence on the east side of the river. Mrs Charles P D Smith of San Francisco stays with her grandmother Mrs J W Kirkland. Judge N W Butler and family visited the Butler home. JL Linnend and family arrived from Greybull Wyoming to settle here. Mrs Buidee Ley of Outmunler Washington returned after visiting her sister Mrs Geo Hiwiltey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. Linnend
Greybull
Wyoming
Thin City
Buidee Ley
Outmunler
Washi
Thom
Tio. Hiwiltey
Portland visit by W Ik Blee and Verd Hill on lodge business
The article notes W Ik Blee and Verd Hill traveling to Portland this Wednesday as representatives of the legal K of TV lodge to the gent lodge. It mentions various local figures and events including Skinner, Mrs Baldwin, and Mr Patterson connected to business and public offices in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ik Blee
Verd Hill
Portland
Tey
TV Lodge
Gent Lodge
Roosevelt blamed for high costs by middlemen says editors
An August 17 1912 Ecoyetas Weekly editorial argues Roosevelt shifts blame for rising living costs to middlemen while ignoring tariff and trust factors. It claims the president failed to curb trusts and duties during his seven years in office, linking price increases to the Morgans and associated monopolies.
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Roosevelt
Flint Phir
Rouse Velt
Wess
Morgin
Mpon
Sone
Editoria
Ecoyetas Weekly
Sedling’s Progressive Path in Oregon Politics
The record touts Ben Sedling, a progressive Republican candidate for U.S. Senator, as a pioneer in reform. It notes his 16-year advocacy and mediation for measures like the Australian ballot, recall, referendum, and presidential preference primaries, with Oregon legislators backing his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Sedling
Oregon
Mir
Swiling
United States
Winter Suit Promotion At Salvi Woolen Store Tie Free Six Months
Promotion offers a six month free tie for every boy who buys a winter suit at Salvi Woolen Store. Details specify a tie valued with the purchase, encouraging families to visit the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magianve
Salvi Woolen Mi
Polk County Voter Pledge From a Local Campaign
A fragmented, early campaign pledge from Polk County voters stresses efficiency and justice. The text promises economical use of funds, avoidance of school supplier influence, and limited office tenure, aiming for regular county visits and improved civic service.
Port Noid Visitors Plan Indefinite Stay
Me and Mra Chas Weer of Port Noid arrived in the city Sunday and plan to remain here indefinitely. They are staying at the home of Wan Ahad Wion at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Chas
Weer
Port Noid
Wan Ahad Wion
Lafollette Praises Taft in Rolette's Weekly Matheme 1912
The fragment discusses LaFollette praising Taft and criticizes the veto of a local appropriation. It notes opposition to extending civil service limits and argues the change would undermine reform and leave government positions at risk over a seven year period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinker
Enlow
Taft
Civil Service
Rolette
Local figures attend Saturday event amid city buzz
Peter Kurrewan appears at bial on Saturday while John WW Orr, a proclaimed candidate for sheriff, heads to a event titled Vuneniliy Mio. Prank Whiteaker of Alboweny and friends in the city are seen amid the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kurrewan
Bial
John WW. Orr
Ely
Mio
School Fair Prizes and Winners Listed
Vague fair notes list prize recipients and participants including Sunflowers division winners Sunflowers Piew Gillian Chieti Dalke second and Ralpi Bennett Dallas third with various spelled names and entries, likely from a local school event.
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Sunflowers
Piew
Gillian Chieti
Dalke
Ralpi Bennett
Dallas
Geol Voulber
Pails City
Notice of Probate Petition in Polk County
The faded notice lists Agnessor for Polk County seeking probate action in Ortwher Maui, with dates in September 27, 1012. It outlines petitions for reduction of an assessment and the need for written requests during the first week, and warns that petitions not properly verified may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenitine
Sraves
Agnessor
Polk Coumby
Electric Bitters credited with reviving Lincoln man
Michael Hessheimer of Lincoln Nebraska had been ill over three years. Six bottles of Electric Bitters restored his health and he regained strength. The ad claims the medicine fights indigestion builds blood and nerves and is sold by druggists for 50 cents.
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Michael Hessheimer
Lincoln
Neb
Untitled local listing fragment with scattered names
Fragmentary text lists names and places including Independence, Dalium, Loreent and Brush College. No clear event or action emerges. missing context prevents a complete summary.
Fragmented sentence about a dubious product and vague claims
The text hints at marketing lines for a beauty product with bold claims and a dubious tone. It mentions danger and a vague promotion tied to a name, but details are unclear and largely unreadable.
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E.C
Ballistite
Hibbs & UU
John Brosburg
The
Oregon Power Co.s
J. Lk. White
B. Biddle
Les
Thes, Filnell
Lis
Mra. Chis. PD. Smith
Sae Francisco
J. W. Kirkland
Nw. Butler
Lig Son
Vicles
Butler Sistay
Skinner
Baldwin Te Havise
Yireet
Var
Ooaiylad Y T
Parice
Bulliane
Dnivovsky i Salon
RK. Peturson
Parcamd
Visitie Hingerents
R. A. Patterson
Patterey
Independence
Custom House
Porgland
America
Teed
Salem Woolen Mill
Salem, Oregon
Polk County
cPald
Rosemare
Prohibition
Hive
Princiles
Elwoted
Eth
Eyhonl
Cobnertion
Qa. Arnold
Lafollette
LA Follette
Ind
Phat Pri
Hatter
Habbites
Heat Toe
Pfirst
Kerby Hingter
Dhallan
Koubies
Trost
Markin White
Dranrillus
Obbite
Dest
Pale—Plest
Clifton Spartan
Pole Itot
Hares
Utloe First
Johhonte Palen Lalli
Ity
Price
Hanna Brothers
Maui
Ty Te Mons
Polk
Oroweny
Enterprise Office
Fland
Kettie Chase
Lilo
Selvilze, Dalium
Loreent
Eannid Veult
Flrat
Emily Loose
Brush College
Gloone
New Lite
Chey
Jae
Lenk
Drautipul Farlor Gwand
Hwen Creash
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