Good Shoes Cheap and Senator Pierce Interviewed Concluded
Dindinger Wilson Co promotes value retailing under the motto good shoes cheap. The article covers Senator Pierce interview concluding support for a tax plan. it discusses tax timing, a shift of tax payment to November and December 1904, and changes abolishing the 6 mill school tax. It notes a four year assessor term to improve assessments and fairness in taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Umatilla
Morrow
Toilet Articles Advertises Complete Line and Howard Hair Brushes
Local shop invites customers to inspect a full range of toilet requisites including the celebrated Howard Hair Brushes. The call emphasizes a complete assortment and asks viewers to come and look over goods.
Boundary settlement vs tax basis debate in Oregon counties
The article examines a long disputed boundary and tax funding issue in Oregon, detailing failed boundary compact talks between Union and Umatilla counties and a heated debate over Senate bills 185 and 392. It explains how the present tax law uses a five year expenditure average and outlines proposals to switch to an assessed valuation basis, arguing it would shift state tax burdens toward Multnomah County and away from others, with county-by-county impact estimates for Morrow Union and Umatilla counties.
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Union
Umatilla
Senate
Morrow County
Union County
Umatilla County
Multnomah
Portland
Multnomah County
Child burned dies after stubble field fire
Edna Pe, 3, daughter of Charles Pe of Adams, died from severe burns suffered last Saturday when she ran into a stubble fire caused by others tending it. Her clothes burned as she fled the flames and she endured great pain until death this morning. Dr Stone of Adams attended. funeral planned for Saturday.
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Edna Pe
Edna
Charles Pe
Adams
Familly
Dr Stone
Land Transfer Notice In City Real Estate Records
W F Barnhart the real estate man yesterday edict the east half of lot 1 and east half of lot 2. Reservation addition for Charles Eppinger to Peder Andrews.
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W. F. Barnhart
Charles Eppinger
Peder Andrews
Sheep Shearing Lead by Charles Cunningham
Charles Cunningham reports 5,000 sheep shorn with plans to start a batch of 10,000. He explains his practice of shearing several weeks ahead of competitors, citing reasons that experienced shearers prefer earlier work and schedule.
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Charles Cunningham
Charlies Cunningham
Farmer pays premium for early shearing of 70000 sheep
A farmer boosts pay by 2 cents per head to secure early shearing since no other shearers are available at usual times. He engages out-of-season workers, keeps sheep bred for excellence, and delays proceeding to shelter shorn flocks. After finishing 6000 head he suspends work to improve sheds, fearing storms, and plans to shear 70000 next.
Police Court Hears Roach Assault Case Involving Liquor
In police court this afternoon G Burns alias Matt Roach was tried for assault and battery on Spencer Elmer. Roach, who admitted liquor influence, was found guilty, fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 12 days in the city jail. He had been released from the county jail recently after selling liquor to minors. William Hickey was fined 10 dollars and costs for assaulting C B Ingie. Judge FitzGerald warned against failing to appear to support complaints, threatening contempt penalties.
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G., Burns
Matt Roach
G. Burns
Spencer Elmer
Wallace Elmer
Roach
FitzGerald
William Hickey
Costa
C. B. Ingie
Pitt Gerald
Meacham Creek wreck claims engineer in Kamela area
Assigned to Passenger Engine FE Holm had been manning a helper post at Kamela for four years when death of Engineer T F Patty halted his routine after the Meacham Creek wreck. Berlin recorded 3300 fewer deaths than the prior year with falls largely among infants under one year, attributed to a cooler summer.
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FE. Holm
Kamela
Grande
T. F. Patty
Meacham Creek
Berlin
Dr Cole's Lecture on Disease Germs at Parliamentary Club
Dr Cole spoke to the Parliamentary Club on the human system and disease. He described bacilli and the anti toxin, noting its horse origin and role in preventing diphtheria, and discussed Asiatic cholera and lockjaw, stressing public health and sanitary improvement.
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Slr
G. Cole
Parliamentary Club
Cole
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M. A. Rater
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Fo Quire
EB. J. Hartington
Boise
Aliee Dobbine
Athens
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Griffix
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F. O Jones
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Heppher
C .H. Haines
O R. & WN. Celegraph
Arthur Ransom
C. N. Peters
Reels
Iowa
B. E. Kennedy
Coe Commission
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Stewart Creek
G W. Bentley
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Colo
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Kan
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L. Smith
Morristown
Elmer— Hickey
Dr. Cole
Bottiem
Altel
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Limi
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ST. Joe Store
Pendeton
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Endleton
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