Pendleton weekly ads and livestock notes stir readers
A Prattville style notice discusses raising Pendleton membership to 150 of 700, subscription rates, and city interests. It lists Pendleton's Weekly offerings, rates, and distribution points, then critiques sensational livestock news and populist politics, praising old populism while noting recent shifts in party stances.
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Lost Atlantis of Our Youth in Lincoln News
A jagged prose fragment cites Longfellow and Nebraska politics with references to Roosevelt, education laws for Indian children, and local businessmen. The text critiques naval policy, modernization, and social reform, noting bipartisan clashes and the role of the Women of Woodcraft in Lincoln’s civic scene. The piece weaves literary allusions with era politics and university matters.
Timber Por Matches Chief Plans Perpetual Timber Supply
Former Senator A F Jie of Oroville and Gould's Diamond Match officials return from Chicago where President Barber announced a new 16 million matches daily machine to be installed in Butte County. The company claims 80 000 acres of timber land and a timber culture plan to sustain long term lumber for fortresses domestic and foreign.
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A. F. Jie
Oroville
FM. Clough
Jd. J. Robinson
Gould
Diamond Match Company
Chicago
Saya
San Francisco Examiner
Barber
Butte County
California
Bride Adrift in Eddyville Wedding Hoax Case
In Eddyville a professor advertised for a wife and, after long correspondence with Hamilton of Beattie, agreed to marry. The bride sent half a ton of household goods to Eddyville. A small building was prepared as a home and the groom waited at every train for ten days. A justice of the peace was present. the bride arrived Monday evening.
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W. D. Eddy
Eddyville
Corvallis & Eastern
Hamilton
Beattie
Tom Watsons Magazine announces new publication date
Hon E F Witton of Georgia begins publication of Tom Watsons Magazine with works by Watson and references to his political background. The first issue is set for February 25, priced 1 cent at newsstands and $1 per year, with subscriptions via Tom Walters, New York City. States pledge over 92000 toward the Fraternity Temple at the Lewis and Clark exposition.
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Tom Watson
EF Witton
Georgia
Watson
Prance
Napoleon
Thomas Jefferson
People's Party
America
Dexter
Tom Walter
West 42Nd Street
New York City
N.Y
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Governor vetoes senate bill 166 over penitentiary control
Governor Chamberlain condemns senate bill 166 as an attempt to shift control of state institutions including the penitentiary and Soldiers' Home from the governor to a new board. He argues the constitution intends executive control for pardons and administration, and says the bill would alter long standing governance after January 1907.
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Chamberlain
Hindle
Ackerman
Ver School Board of Education
Senate Bil
Aiaite Oni
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lola
Hoqrda
Education Department
Portland Officials Question Direct Primary Law
Mayor Williams and City Auditor Devlin of Portland express the view that the direct primary law will not operate for naming candidates next June. They say the probabilities are the question will have to go to the courts for settlement.
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Williams
Devlin
Portland
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Mandleton
Clams Matter
Indian Territory
Anylum
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University of Nebraska
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Oxford University
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United States
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Women of Woodcraft the Commercial Association
Women of Wooderan
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Wheeling
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Bradfield
Atlanta
Goodman-Thompson Co
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Schultz & Strickel Proprittors
Sharon & Eddings Matlock-Emownfield Building
Main Street
the State Hotel
Rudolph Martin
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. 5S. Byers
Proprieta
Havana
Flynn &Co
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St. Josephs
Henry Dow
Ofdlen Pendleton Inky Co
Hlorsen
Henry Feed Yard
Lee Kennar
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