Baseball Notes Walla Walla Lags in Fundraising
Walla Walla struggles to raise funds for a full season while Manager Sharpestein advances plans. Fred Weed, Portland right fielder, signs for the season after negotiations with Manager Vigneux. Weed, 23, starred in the northwest league last summer with a .555 average and strong speed and defense. He hails from San Francisco and has played in the winter league.
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Walla Walla
Sharpestein
Northwest
Fred Weed
Portland
Vigneux
Weed
San Francisco
Hall's Caturrh Cure and Testimonials Notice
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a treatment. It names Fr Che ney and companies in Toledo Ohio as endorsers and cites testimonials and related products.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Prope
Toledo
Cheney
Weer & Tarax
Ohio
Kinax & Marvin
All Rune
Testimonials Inc
Advertising Wisdom From Early Profits
The text argues that occasional ads are highly effective for spending wisely and that continuous advertising yields ample returns for money invested, advocating prudent ad strategies.
Willamette Valley Politico Tussle Over Oregon Governorship
Salen reports from the Oregonian chronicle a heated Willamette valley race with Geer denying ties to Simon and Farnish as antis weigh candidates. Lane county leans Simon, while eastern Oregon eyes Booth or Fulton. Mounting zeal amid delegates and the two major parties to endorse initiative and referendum amid broader gubernatorial jockeying.
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Salem
Portland Oregonian
Willamette Valley
Marion County
Geer
Pernish
Salen
Farnish
Farnikh
Prohibitionists Denied Primary Ballot Place in Multnomah
Miller secretary of the Oregon Prohibition party sought a place on the Multnomah county primary ticket. County Clerk Hwelland referred this to Chamberlain, who ruled the Prohibition party not entitled to a primary ballot. The party polled 6 percent of the county vote in the last election, with about 400 of roughly 20 000 cast.
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Lane County
Simon Agi Andi Simon
Simon
Mitchel
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Silene Sor
Halcony
Mitchell
Gousty Clerk
BK OF Miller
Prohibition Party of
Multnomah
Hwelland
Chamberlain
Prohibition Party
Laboring Men Meet in Portland on Advisory Association
A meeting of representative laboring men affiliated with union organizations was held in Portland on Monday. The Nonpartisan Advisory Association was formed as a permanent organization at the gathering, outlining aims and future activities for coordinated labor support.
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Portland
Nonpartisan Advisory Association
Indian Agent Funding Debate At North Yakima
Representative Jones advocates securing the appropriation for the Indian agent at North Yakima, urging timely approval in the current session. The measure aims to fund operations and support for local tribal affairs and administration.
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Jones
Athens
North Yakima
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