Oregon to operate under bone-dry amendment until act passed
Salem December 1 Oregon will operate under the prohibition law in effect until the legislature acts on the bone-dry amendment. Attorney General Brown said enforcement is unenforceable without a penalty clause, and officials expect a full canvass of votes next week before Governor Withycombe proclaims the amendment part of Oregon’s constitution.
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Foley’s Honey and Tar Praised in Mrs Cal’s Letter
Mrs Cal declares Foley’s Honey and Tar a grand remedy for colds and La grippe. She notes both she and her husband recovered quickly, and claims the medicine stops bronchial coughs croup whooping cough and throat irritations. Tallman & Co. sell the product.
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Idle Hands Assist Enemy Says Hollweg
Reichstag leader urges mobilization to aid munition making as Hollweg says Germany must mobilize civilians, continue the war and seek peace to guarantee existence. He asserts lines remain unbroken, cites Allied munition advantage, and calls for national service.
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Oregon Aggies Top USC in Turbulent Clash
Oregon Agricultural College defeated the University of Southern California seven to nothing in a hard fought game marked by penalties. McNeell of Oregon was escorted off the field by the referee after a standout play, as both teams traded scores and rough play dominated the action in Los Angeles.
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Local Weather Prophets Report From Delphos Pioneers
Delphos Kansas observers and pioneers with nine years or more of weather study share insights on current conditions. The group notes patterns and expectations for coming weeks based on long term observation.
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Severe Winter Predicted in Solomon River Valley
Forecasts indicate a harsh winter for the Solomon River valley country as coyotes raid barns and poultry, rabbits increase, trees in orchards are vocalized, October snowstorm and a recent cold spell with the thermometer around five degrees above zero, and farmers boost coal purchases.
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Farmera
California Elects President Foreigner Citizenship Paper Incident
Chicago dispatch reports Jorn Bosovich, formerly of Austria, asking Hammond federal court for citizenship papers. Clerk Memstock posed questions, Bosovich answered Who is the president of the United States Mr. Wilson.
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United States
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Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A cold relief note says Pape's Cold Compound eases nasal stuffiness headaches feverishness sore throat and body aches in two to three doses every two hours. It claims prompt relief without side effects and warns buyers to get the genuine product for 25 cents at any drug store.
Fragmentary civic quotes touch on lawmaking and election
A clipped exchange questions who makes laws and who elects the president, with a cryptic reply naming California. The fragment ends noting that someone “got his papers,” implying legal or formal documentation.
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