Anti-Roosevelt Methods in 1912 Party Conflicts
A telegram from Senator Dixon, read by Roosevelt Republicans in Washington, cites postmasters and county chairmen aiding Taft in several states. Missouri and Kentucky show Roosevelt gains in primaries and convention control, while some officials certify Taft delegates despite Roosevelt support. Dixon lodges protest to Taft and seeks civil service action. Roosevelt wins noted in Muskegon County Michigan and Moore County North Carolina as part of a broader intra party struggle.
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Taft
Dixon
Frederick W. Mulkey
J. V. Temple
Roosevelt Republican Club
Washington, D. C
Portland
Oregon
Missouri
Hadley
Kentucky
Civil Service Commission
Muskegon County
Michigan
Moore County
North Carolina
Roosevelt. A Remarkable Cure Reported for Coughs
W B Holeclaw of Clarendon Texas recalls a dramatic transformation in his brother after using Dr King's New Discovery for a dreadful cough. He claims ten bottles cured him, leaving him sound, well and weighing 218 pounds. The remedy is touted as quick and safe, priced 60 cents to 1.00 with a free trial bottle at Koeppens.
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W. B. Holeclaw
Clarendon
Tex
Dr. King
Koeppens
The Kidneys and the Skin Remedy Claim
If the kidneys are weak or torpid the skin becomes pimply or blotchy Hood s Sarsaparilla strengthens and stimulates the kidneys and clears the complexion Thoroughly purifying the blood it makes good health.
Pendleton Planing Mill Stacks Poles for Sale
Large stock of telephone poles available at the Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard. Durable timber suitable for telegraph and utility projects. Local suppliers invite inquiries for bulk purchases and delivery options.
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Pendleton Planing Mill
New Members Entertain at Commercial Club Smoker
The Commercial Club last night held a large smoker for new recruits with ragtime numbers by the club quartet, a Kipling reading, and a gym program featuring jiu jitsu demonstrations, boxing, and musical entertainment. Local personalities Keefe Neal Meighan Howland, James Neal, and Terrible Jimmy Burns were highlighted in a lively event praised by attendees.
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Joe Skrable
Commercial Association
Commercial Club
Keefe
Neal, Meighan
Howland
James P. Neal
Kipling
Steiner
Neal
Jimmy” Burns
Bob” Yost
Burns
Dudley Evans
Board of Trade
Billy Taylor
Bids Sought for Steel and Bridge Construction in Umatilla
Notice for bids by Umatilla County Oregon invites proposals by registered mail for steel for seven small bridges and for complete bridge construction with all materials per plans on file with Engineer C. H. Martin at the Pendleton court house. Proposals due by 2 p m Wednesday April 17 1912.
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Umatilla County
State of
Oregon
C. H. Martin
Court House
Pendleton
Bids Directed to County Clerk Frank Saling
All bids must be sent to Frank Saving County Clerk with a certified check equal to five percent of the bid amount. The court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated March 28, 1912.
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Frank Saving
Frank Saling
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