Oregon Local Option Prohibition Goes Into Effect
The Local Option law takes effect today in Oregon with Eugene and Albany as leading cities. Observers in other counties will watch the phase closely to gauge statewide support for prohibition as a future policy.
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Eugene
Albany
Oregon
Anniversary of Garfield’s assassination remembered
Twenty five years after President James A. Garfield was shot at the Baltimore and Ohio station in Washington Charles Guiteau’s crime is recalled. Garfield lingered months before dying September 19 1881 and is buried in Lake View Cemetery Cleveland.
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James J. Garfield
United States
Charles J. Guiteau
Baltinore & Ohio Mailraad
Washington
Elberon
N. Y
Garfield
Lake View
Cleveland
President Garfield
Orange Township
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Williams College
Massachusetts
Senate of
Chickamauga
Congress
U. S
Busy session yields landmark federal laws in half term
The 59th Congress adjourned after enacting major general laws for the people including the railroad rate bill, pure food and meat inspection laws, naturalization reform, Panama canal, consular service reform, and a large battleship authorization. Local commentary praises progress and urges continued effort for La Grange and Union County.
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Congress
Panama
Bright eyes and Cupid arrows headline a drug ad
An old advertisement notes bright eyes as a sign of health with references to Hollister products and the Newlin Drug Co offering Tea or tablets at 65 cents.
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Cupid
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Fraternal Lodges and Societies in La Grande Directory
Local lodge entries list meeting nights and venues for groups such as La Grande Lodge 295 F and No. 16, Star Encampment No. 31, A Y L D E, and other societies. Includes visiting member invitations, hall locations, and officers' names for the fraternal and charitable organizations in the La Grande area.
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la Grande Lodge No. 16
H. E. Gootiner
N. G
Odd Fellows Hall
Walcorme
G. E. Fowzen
GC. P
la Grande Gamp
C. F. Hall
Williams
Joan Haut
la Grande Lodge No
Ellis’ Hall
Adams Avenue
E. W. Davis
G. E. McCuty
Woodmen OF the World
K. of P. Hall
Gorp
N. L. Ackees
J. H W. Keeney
Clark
RED Gross Lodge
Castle Hall
Corpe
Election fraud indictments urge stricter voter registration rules
Mul Minomah cases prompt call to change election law requiring registration within a fixed period. If voters fail to register on time they would be barred from voting.
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Mul Minomah
Irrigation to Boost Valley Expansion and Land Value
The article argues that Union County must subdivide large land holdings to grow a dense population, with irrigation finally making development feasible. It notes land values have doubled or tripled due to irrigation, and that forty irrigated acres can yield as much as eighty dry acres.
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Union County
Golden Medicinal Discovery Promises Health Revival
Forty years ago Dr R V Pierce developed a forest sourced tonic named Golden Medical Discovery to aid digestion and liver function. The extract allegedly improves blood quality, stomach, and liver health, alleviating indigestion, constipation, and related symptoms.
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Syed
Ponts
Rv, Pierce
Cavalides’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Easile Brody
Angeles
Goulden
Pierce
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Phoone
Lewis Bros, Prop
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Aniversary
Guiteau's Crime
Inland Empire
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Sury
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D. E. Cox
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Foresters OF America
Marion No. 22
Redman Hall
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L. L. Sooporass Financial Sec. Board of Trustees
G. L. Brocers
Jon Haut
Witurame
F. Hall
Acouhie Walrama
H. GC. Ball
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