Public Works and Rates Mentioned in Washington Budget
Budget notes reference public buildings and sites including Astoria and Vancouver Barracks with sums like 500 000 and 600 net earnings for Tex. It discusses a pension bill and a 1913 act effect, plus transport rates for mailing and local service. The text mentions Hed Bourne and Oregon politics and ends with a question about what a new man can do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver Barracks
Iarman County
Bourne
Oregon
Taft’s Progressive Record Across Many Reforms
A biased list credits President Taft with broad, systemic reforms across government, commerce, and social policy. It claims he strengthened the Post Office, enforced the Sherman Act, vetoed protectionist bills, advanced Panama Canal completion, promoted open markets, and expanded civil service plus arbitration and tax measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust
Taft
Postoffice Department
Ciithin
Rusia
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
Panama Canal
Arizona
New Mexico
Bureau of Mines
Congress
West
China
South
Central America
Can Economy and Efficiency Commission
Great Britain
France
Japan
Pacific
Labor, Commission
United States Treasury
Court of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Civil Service
Court of Customs Appeals
Townsfolk Debate Road Project Through Valley
The article recalls residents discussing a proposed rail road route through their valley. Herman and local teens are mentioned as observing growth in dance and college life. Roads have deteriorated for years and remain nearly impassable as heavy hauling continues into fall.
Local Notices From Jeff County Area Gather Fragments
fragments show Mr Mathewson opening a logging camp on Jeffs place Mrs Cy Leatherman pays relatives in valley a birthday celebration for Rev Mason and neighbors support from T F Smith of Marshfield. Ida tn eT ap Se Ee etc. intermittent references to students and improving health imply a small community notice roundup
Osteopathic Physician JoL Callaway Opens Myrtle Point Office
Dr JoL Callaway, osteopathic physician formerly of Roseburg, relocates to Myrtle Point offering consultation free. He has eight years of experience handling obstinate cases and three years in Roseburg. Trained at the American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Missouri under founder Dr AL Stil, offices in temporary church parsonage and Benson Block, with permanent setup planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Myrtle Point
American School
Osteopathy
Kirksville
Sunder
Scrvice
AL T.stil
M. E Church
Benson Block
New Jersey Governor Urges Democratic Turn At Turning Point
The governor argues that New Jersey and the nation face a turning point with the Democratic party as a vessel for reform. He criticizes political machines and urges party unity to realize practical programs for the common good, warning that unfaithfulness ends in loss of public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Jersey
Vail
New
Truste
The
Union
United States
America
Woodrow Vyileon
Democrats Campaign Harder for Wilson Victory
Fragmentary text suggests Democrats intensify efforts for Wilson, stressing united party resolve and active campaigning. References to newspapers supporting the bull moose and Teddy Roosevelt imply cross-party attention and intensified political strategy.
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Atau Atazataz
Irtland
Annin
Cere
AVS Vives Veiovey
Farmers
Eas County
Ague
Thanbourne
Post Office and Post Roads Committee
Commerce
Siuslaw
Celilo
Astoria
Gov’t
Oregon City
Popular Government Club
SDING
Portland
Mre Rey
Hermann
Leater
Sunserlin
Colege
Bugene
Mason
T. F. Smith
Marshfield
Bar
Rere
Bessie Overton Studenta
Mereen
Hardy, Nee
Sure Weiger
CY Aaneean
Wilson
Randy
Teddy
F. Lee
t.Louis Mo
Ano
Billard Hall
T. Cook
Publis J. O
Stemmler
Spires’ Pharmacy
Parvatr Rias
Phong
George W. Bryant
Scehoans ‘Point Transfer Company
HandieBoth
Riverton
W. T. Ramsey
O. K
Dora T. W. Panter
Hotel Guerin
J. E. Schilling
Spires
Harmacy
S.bréner’s Shoe Store
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