Harvey K. Brown and reform platform urged
The piece urges Harvey K. Brown as a reform governor candidate, praising his sheriff’s office record in Baker County and denouncing party machines. It argues for upright candidates to speak out, end corruption, and be counted for the right side in Oregon politics.
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Oregon
Harvey K. Brown
Joe Folk
St. Louis
Penniless
Mregon
Bakercoun
Baker County
Harvey K. Sirewn
Resolve and Hope Light the Path Ahead
Poetic line from Ella Wheeler Wilcox urging resolve over regret. It frames moving past old sins, letting the soul’s light guide forward. Emphasizes turning a page, smiling at the remaining bright future and distant past as a faded record.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Half a loaf for Oregon in congress report
Oregon remains a mixed position in Congress with only half a loaf seen in river improvements irrigation rail and road development. Portland figures J N Teal and H W Scott returned from Washington signaling possible action for Columbia river work and the state’s still promising commercial and developmental future.
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Congress
Oregon
J. N. Teal
H. W. Scott
Portland
Washington
Columbia River
Reform Governor Hopeful Harvey Brown Faces Oregon Races
Baker County sheriff Harvey E. K. Brown, a Roosevelt Republican, seeks Oregon governor on a reform platform. The plan pledges strict law enforcement, equal rights for wives and mothers, checks on gambling, and crackdown on liquor to minors, challenging machine politics in the June election.
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Harvey EK. Brown
Baker County
Oregon
Baker City
Brown
Reform School
Dirown
Range Wars Overdrawn in February Pacific Monthly
Editor Arno Dosch argues eastern Oregon range conflicts are overstated and isolated. He compares peaceful sheepmen and cattlemen to warlike groups, noting the industry’s scale with 3,000,000 sheep across about 1500 herds and only two severe incidents. The East Oregonian defends the region’s reputation against harsh magazine judgments.
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Pacific Monthly
Arno Dosch
Oregon
East Oregonian
Portland Magazine
Unnecessary fraud and oil trust abuses discussed
A lengthy monologue questions Standart Oil Company wealth and alleged deception in hearings led by Attorney General Hadley. It contrasts rich financiers with common thefts, notes January newspaper postage receipts at Pendleton, and highlights East Oregonian circulation dominance amid unmixed outside distribution.
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Standart
Hadley
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Tribune
Hakawinn
Promoter
Umatilla
Uma- Ulla
Frasier's Offers Indoor Outdoor Athletics Themed Goods
A WINDOW FULL and nelore full of everything worth the having an apparitus and appli ancee for indoor and outdoor athletics will greet your eye at Frasier's. Whether your wants call for dumbells, Porno clubs, wolf, baseball, football, or other exenising paraphernalia, we sult you to the provertial T. If you haven't time to call, write, telephone, telegraph or send & messenger.
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Frasier's
Dumbells
Wolf
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Pendleton Advertisers Invited to Consider Local Circulation
The Pendleton circulation department concentrates on Uma county. Advertisers are asked to consider local impact and readers are urged to remember the paper when in the city. Property holders and taxpayers will address street paving in their own time and bear the costs.
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Uma- Ua
Tts
Pendleton
Congressman's Endorsement Boosts Peruna Catarrh Remedy
Congressmen J H Bankhead of Alabama declares Peruna one of the best medicines he ever tried and praises it as a radical catarrh cure. The ad invites readers to write to Dr Hartman for free medical advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio with confidential correspondence.
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J.H. Bankhead
Alabama
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
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Bankhead
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Song of the Oregon Pine Poem Excerpt by Bert Huffman
Poetic lines celebrate nature and music turning toward a pine tree’s speech. The speaker gathers sounds of birds waves and wind, shaping a thousand-year chorus into a magical, mysterious summer night refrain.
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Bert Huffman
Pacific Monthly
Modified Milk and Imitation Across Animal Lines
A Saturday Evening Post description explains milk modification by using cow milk as a base to imitate goat sheep ass pig or dog milk. It notes varying butter fat sugar and proteid contents and outlines adjustments like extra cream water egg white and milk sugar to simulate each type. It also jokes that human kindness milk remains uncertain.
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Sharp
Saturday Evening Post
Do What You Think Is Right Our Conscience Guides Us
A speaker urges following inner conscience despite public doubt. The message defends individual judgment as divine guidance, noting that differences in paths are acceptable if each believes their choice is right. It ends with reassurance that will and goodness follow true intent.
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Matey
Waterhoune
Widow Mra T Yorker Denies Marriage Rumor Telegram Refutes
A telegram to her stepson denies that Mrs T Yorker, widow of a late multi millionaire, recently married. Reverend Andrew Gillies of Saint Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church in New York allegedly performed the ceremony for Wilson Misner, though details remain unclear.
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