Prison reform through confinement in Canon City
T. M. Gerbrick, imprisoned for a life sentence in Colorado for a Santa Fe wreck linked to a rival at Portland, says prison reformed him by curing a drug habit. He seeks a pardon, offering to help curb drug use, while Colorado officials cite his case as proof of rehabilitation and justice.
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Colorado State
T. M. Gerbrick
State Pardon Board
Gerbrick
Colorado
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Santa Fe
Fowler
John Devine
la Junta
Devine
Gerubrush
Portland
Oregon
Fowler, Cole
Kim
Michigan
Pardon Board
Journal Special Trains For Pendleton Round-Up Hopefuls
The Portland Journal reports four special Pullman trains will run to Pendleton for the Round-Up from September 11 to 14. Reservations top the list as hundreds seek berths aboard the fully catered American-plan trips with meals, berths, and grandstand seats included. Previous year guests are among those booked. European farmers adopt cooperative credit and marketing. Oregon Agricultural College professor Dr Macpherson reports Europe’s system lifting farmers from poverty and compares unfavorably with American agriculture.
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Pendleton
Portland Journal
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Portland
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Corvallis
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Macpherson
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Europe
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Oregon
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Relief for Indigestion with Jayne’s Tonic Vermifuge
An advertisement promotes Jayne’s Tonic Vermifuge as a natural aid to digestion. It claims the remedy restores stomach and intestines to normal function, acts as an appetizer and strength builder, and addresses digestive issues caused by parasites. Sold by Dr. D. Jayne & Son in Philadelphia with widespread druggist availability.
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Jayne
D. Jayne
Oregon Agricultural College Opens Forty Fifth Year in 1919
Oregon Agricultural College begins its forty fifth school year on September 19, 1919. Degree courses span agriculture engineering home economics mining forestry commerce pharmacy and two year programs plus teacher training in manual training agriculture domestic science and art. A booklet titled The Enrichment of Rural Savr will be mailed free upon request to registrar H M Temant Corvallis Oregon.
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H. M. Te
Mant
Corvallis
Oregon
Minister Praises Dr King's New Life Pills Ad
Nev H Stubengoll of Allison Iowa praises Dr King's New Life Pills for constipation. He calls them perfect pills and essential for the liver and bowels. Each pill is guaranteed and priced at 26 cents at Koeppens.
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H. Stubengoll
Allison
Dr. King
Koeppens
Man wakes from tar barrel rescue in Portland
Portland Aug 22 Frank Scott a deck hand on the steamer Tahoma slept in a tar barrel at Ash and First streets. He awoke anchored in the tar and three patrolmen cut him free. Scott was taken to the police station partly bare. Patrolmen Ennis Horton and Schiller led the rescue. After a few hours in jail Scott was allowed to go home.
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Ore
Frank Scott
Ash
First Streets
Scott
Ennis, Horton
Schiller
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