Oregon Senate Passes Teachers Civil Service Bill Amid Cheers
In Salem Oregon a senate crowd of Portland teachers witnessed Representative Applegren’s bid to shield teachers from discharge after two years pass with unanimous support though suspension for serious misconduct remains. President Malarkey urged governors’ approval as the bill cleared both houses. Grant County seeks a 3 cent bounty per Harney County jackrabbit scalp in a ongoing dispute.
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WANTS BOUNTY ON HARNEY JACKRABBITS
Salem Oregon Senator Stewart seeks a bounty on jackrabbits in Harney County aiming to curb agricultural damage. The move proposes funding for trapping and control efforts with backing from state officials and rural residents.
Dr Cook Addresses Senators at Salem
In Salem Oregon Dr Frederick A Cook the explorer faced the State Senate as Senator Patton of Marion moved to extend senate courtesies to the discoverer of the North pole President Maturkey announced the motion and Farrell urged inviting him to speak. Dr Cook spoke briefly but did not confirm the pole finding.
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Harney County proposes tax to fund rabbit bounty
In Harney County, pestilent rabbits prompt an introduced bill by Mr. Stewart to authorize a 2 mill property tax to create a rabbit bounty fund for hunters. Bounties would not cover Malheur or Grant county rabbits, and strict penalties apply for bounty claims outside Harney. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised as effective for colds, with sale noted through dealers.
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Friedmann serum arrives from Pittsburg physician
Dr. Austin Held of Pittsburg arrives in New York with the first Friedmann serum and enough supply to treat one patient. He immediately departs for Pittsburg. East Oregonian office seeks clean rags from readers.
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Want Ads and Local Business Opportunities
Want Ads from a local paper include a for sale notice for a first class restaurant due to ill health at P. O. Box 106 Beho Ora. Also hair work by Madam Kennedy and husband available at 202 Water street with phone Black 2091. WANTED traveling salesmen for a pocket side line offering $4.00 commission per order. address Burd Mfg. Co. 212 Sigel St. Chicago.
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New Parcels Post Will Require Thousands More
The United States Civil Service will need about 36 000 new employees in the coming year. Most openings will be in the Post Office Service with salaries from 600 to 1700 and more annually, the R F D Service at 1100, and the Railway Mail Service 900 to 1800. Over 18 and able to read and write, enroll in an IT Civil Service course to gain appointment. coupon offers booklet with names of students in good pay positions. Pleasant work and jobs for life.
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