Oregon Primaries Nearer Result In Contested Nominations
The Day Before notes uncertain votes under the direct primary law with two main contests in Oregon. Cake and Fulton seek the senatorial nomination while Shepherd and Geer vie for the congressional nod, with Ellis expected to win renomination. Cake and Ellis are highlighted as clean candidates likely to reflect Oregon’s return to national esteem.
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Oregon
Cake
Fulton
Shepherd
Geer
Ellis
Washington
Portland
Betwen Cake
W. R. Ellis
Congress
Cattle and Alfalfa Drive Growth in Umatilla County
Western Umatilla’s alfalfa belt is poised to feed Orient, Alaska and Pacific coast cities as high yields and new mills in Echo spur expansion. A 20 acre patch can yield 150 tons yearly, worth 5 to 6 dollars per ton. J B Saylor sold four carloads of steers at Butter Creek, 1536 pounds each, for 75.26 per head, illustrating potential profits and home markets amid rising beef prices.
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Umatilla County
Orient
Alaska
Pacific Coast
Echo
Inland Empire
Butter Creek
Foster, Hermiston
J. B. Saylor
Tmatilla
Christianity’s Crisis Prompts Faith in New Religion
Professor George Barnam Foster of Chicago University declares Christianity at a life crisis and predicts a forthcoming new faith. He notes debates among students and thinkers who argue humanity’s faith will crumble as human powers develop and a science of life and universal oneness shapes a future creed.
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George Barnam Foster
Divinity School of Chicago University
Municipal Bath Powers Paso Robles Example
Paso Robles California, a town of about 2000, built a $25,000 municipal bath house run by the city sanitarium department. The facility offers mud and hot water baths at affordable prices and has proved a profitable municipal investment, cited as a model for public ownership of utilities.
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Pendleton
Paso Robles
Cal
Police
Umatilla County Candidates Stand Out For Friendliness
The candidates for office in Umatilla county are described as sociable, approachable, and consistent year round. The remark notes no one among them is forgetful or aloof, unlike some other slates, praising their steady, companionable conduct throughout campaign times.
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Umatilla County
Arid domain of Biblical times featured in Scribner chapter
The March Scribner’s piece by Charlie M Pepper surveys ancient irrigation in Upper and Lower Chaldea near Tigris and Euphrates. It estimates 2.8 million acres of reclamation could boost regional wealth, with costs around 27 million dollars and bids for canal works including electric-powered pumping from a central plant.
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Charlie M. Pepper
Scribner's
Magnglic
Orient
Pacific Coast
Mr. Peppersys
Tigris
Euphrates
Arabia
Bagdad
Mississippi
Southwest
Babylon
Roosevelt vetoes dam bill urging water power policy
In a special message President Roosevelt vetoes a dam bill and warns Congress against granting stream rights for 1,400,000 horsepower, urging a policy to safeguard bridge and dam privileges with grantees paying for rights. He also refuses to sign an extension for Rainy River dam construction and calls for limits on permits to develop navigable streams.
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Roosevelt
Congress
House
Rainy River Improvement Company
Rainy River
United States
Farmer's Wife Uses Churn Analogy for Health Cure
An advertisement likens a sour stomach to a churn with tainted butter and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure. It claims the medicine sweetens the stomach, cleanses the blood, and treats humors, eruptions, and digestive disorders, urging readers to request a booklet listing ingredients.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buitala
N. Y
Nation Notion for Uniform Inland Waterway Plan
The article argues for a uniform plan to improve inland waterways to boost interstate and foreign commerce. It cites the army chief of engineers noting pending dams could generate over 1,300,000 horsepower, requiring about 25 million tons of coal annually, and stresses not to burden or squander this natural wealth.
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Army
Congress
London affection for children quoted by twin daughter
The Philadelphia Ledger quotes Jack London in San Francisco showing affection for children. London meets a six year old twin on the way to a boat and asks which twin she is. The girl gravely replies I am the one what's out walking.
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Jack London
San Francisco
Mr. London
Philadelphia Ledger
Body of Deserter Found With Weight at Bellingham Bay
The body of M. Nelson, who deserted from the Star of France, was found floating in Bellingham Bay on Tuesday, with a 10 pound weight tied to the feet.
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M. Nelson
Star of France
Bellingham
Chicago Merchant F Henderson Dead After Sleep Pattern
F Henderson a well known Chicago wholesale merchant died Tuesday after a 16 year period of daytime sleep due to insomnia tied to liver trouble. The long sleep habit marked his public life and business career.
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F. Henderson
Chicago
Dose of Good Cheer Poem Recital in Verse
A Sacramento Union excerpt urges a cure for sorrow through nonmedical aid. The speaker praises good will as a drug that lifts spirits, recounting youths saved from despair by a brother's joyful encouragement. The verse frames hope as a healing breath bringing relief.
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Sacramento Union
Your Hat May Be a Stylish One but Hat Makers Trouble
An old advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicida as a cure for baldness and dandruff by killing germs on the scalp. It claims germ activity causes hair loss and urges purchase from A. O. Koeppen & Bros, Detroit and druggists with sample requests.
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Newbro
Stampa
Detroit
Mich
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The
East Oregonian Publishing Company
United Press Association
the Municipal Bath
A. O. Koeppen & Bros
Pendleton Savings Bank
W. J. Furnish
R. T. Cox Joseph Basler
E. Boattcher L, Dusenberry
E. W. McComas
A. G. Kooppen
J. N. Teal
Frank 8
Carl
T. J. Morris Herbert Boyler
A. Deviin
J. W. Maloney
A. Eb, Lambert J. H. Haley
R. Alexander T. G. Montgomery
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Sharon
Eddings
Main
Rader
PHONE
East Oregonian
Hotel
St. George Gorge
Darvbau
St. George
Northwest
W. A. Brown
Northwestern Gas
Matlock Building
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Eagle Baths
J. P. Weinman
J. H. Matos
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