East Oregonian publication details and distribution
The notice lists publication frequency Daily and Semi-Weekly at Pendleton Oregon by East Oregonian Publishing Co. and notes second class mail matter status. It also names sale outlets in Portland and a Washington DC bureau address for Cho Tureau.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
Daily East Oregonian
Budeiman News Co
Washington Street
Portland
Imperial Hotel
Cho Tureau
Security
Washington, DC
Bureau
Fourteenth Street
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Beautiful hair at small cost and immigration note
The item discusses Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy for restoring hair color and eliminating dandruff with a fifty cent bottle sold through Pendleton Dry Co. It also critiques immigration policy and debates a potential Pacific coast cabinet member for President elect Wilson, noting Oregon's support.
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Wyeth
Judge Lowell Bill Proposes Ballot Name Rotation
Judge Lowell backs a bill to rotate candidate names on ballots to ensure fairness. The plan covers three or more candidates and could apply to two-candidate races, promising a complete, easily implemented change to eliminate name-order advantages.
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Lowell
Girl Saves Lives in Catskills Forest Fire Midnight Ride
A young girl rode horseback at midnight to warn people and save many lives during a forest fire in the Catskills. The tale contrasts with medical claims for Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs lung trouble and pneumonia. Patterson of Wellington Texas reports dramatic recovery after use with gain in weight. Trial bottle offered free. Price 60c and 1.00. Guaranteed by Koeppens.
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Catskills
Koeppens
Skin Grafts From Eight Dogs Used on Boy in St Louis
In St Louis a 77-year-old boy, Ralph Kerls, badly burned when his clothing caught fire on December 6, has skin grafts from the stomachs of eight puppies applied to his legs. The major burn area is covered and five more dogs will be sacrificed for additional skin.
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St. Louis
Ralph Kerls
Oregon Gold Output Steadily Increases in 1912
Preliminary returns for 1912 show Oregon gold output near 657,000 dollars with 86 961 ounces of silver, a gain over 1911. Baker county remains the leading gold producer. silver leads in Baker county. Most ore is milled or sent to smelters, while many placers are worked by hydraulic methods. Capital is needed to develop deep-mining.
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Charles G. Yale
United States Geological Survey
Baker County
Josephine
Jackson
Grant
Lane
Malheur
Baker
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