Unnecessary Squabble Over Asylum Site
The East Oregonian notes a legislative squabble over the site for the branch asylum. Governors West and Kay defend the Oliver Carpenter property as worth the price and urge the state board to decide the site. They argue that the board, not Bowerman, should select and justify the location, given future building plans and accountability.
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East Oregonian
Bowerman
Governor West
Mr. Kay
Oliver- Carpenter
Tate
Messrs
West and
Kay
Mr. Bowerman Govermor
West
State Board
Seytum
Farming vs Half Farming in Salt Lake Magazine
Treating close farming, Salt Lake magazine notes farmers skim the United States, with big farms common and imperfect methods widely used. The piece comments on farming practices and a shift away from thorough, intensive farming toward surface-level cultivation.
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Salt Lake Magazine
United States
Intelligent farming and reform of agricultural lands
A calling for the contraction of cultivated acreage to intensify output. The speaker argues farmers should halve fields and focus on efficient, consistent care, soil preparation, select seed, drainage and fertilization to double farm products and curb urban growth. It highlights a South Carolina boy who yielded high corn on three acres through disciplined farming.
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South Carolina
Bourne Targeted in Oregon Senate Debate
The East Oregonian notes Speaker-like attacks on Senator Jonathan Bourne in the state senate. It asserts Bourne will be re elected unless a superior challenger emerges from the reform wing, arguing the old machine era produced narrow peanut politicians and wires behind the scenes. The paper says Bourne’s success hinges on a strong new rival with broad public esteem.
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State Senate
Jonathan Bourne
The
East Oregonian
Bourne
Oregon
Republican Party
Pendleton Urged to Support New City Institution
Editorial urges Pendleton residents to back Gov West and State Treasurer Kay in creating a new asylum, warning against political attacks. It calls for courtesy to the officials and unity to avoid undermining the project and risking funding. Local leaders are urged to rally for the welfare of the city.
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Pendleton
Assim
Endleton
Weat
Ray
Eich
Cay Do Vist
Focal Patriotim
Iocal
F'Y. Menere
West
Kay
Power shift solidifies West and Kay in control
West and Kay now hold power as they command the legislature. The new alignment strengthens their governing position and sets the stage for upcoming policy decisions. Supporters celebrate, while opponents brace for battles over reforms.
Physical Charm and the Portrait of Allure
A reflective essay on physical charm in women, noting it is not solely beauty. It argues charm combines manner and magnetism, who inspire nations and endure beyond time. It contrasts youth, motherhood, and aging, concluding many lose appeal when charm is not complemented by other qualities. Filla Wheeler Wilcox.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Cosmopolitan
Nage
Filla Wheeler Wilcox
No Trouble I s0 Pleasure Perturbed Parent
Dialogue presents a child confessing to eating a cake after overhearing a parent instruct Jine to keep the cupboard shut. The infant explains the misdeed was motivated by a fear of punishment if the cupboard were left open.
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Jine
Imagination “Tias your husband a mind of his own”
A Spokesman-Review item cites a quip about a husband claiming a mental claim, with a witty remark that he believes the mind is his own. The brief exchanges capture a light, humorous newsroom moment.
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Spokesman-Review
Blood Poison A Threat To Constitution Infections
Advertises a plant based remedy for constitutional blood poison claiming to cleanse the blood and restore health. Alleges symptoms from sores to throat eruptions and touts a home treatment book and free medical advice from The Gwizt Specif ic Co. of Atlanta Georgia present.
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Generma
Who
Atlanta
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Cites Malaria Cure Testimony
Mrs Barbara Burke and her son Wally Burke of New Orleans endorse Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a malaria remedy and tonic for all ages. The ad highlights product purity, sealed bottles, and a price of one dollar, urging readers to request doctors notes and a medical booklet from The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester NC. It claims health benefits for the elderly and vitality for the young, with caution to buy genuine sealed bottles bearing the Old Chemist trademark.
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Barbara Burke
Duffy
Wally Burke
Burke
Liberty St
New Orleans
Duffy’s
Foods and Drugs Act
Materia Medica
Pharmacopoeia
United States
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. C
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Portland
Orage
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United Press Association
White Man
White Mans
Hostetter
Senator Bourne
NAT
American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
United States Depository
Orpheum Theatr
J. P. Medernach
Ron
Fes
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
Leading Druggista
Pendleton Gc CO
Detroit
Sch.p
J. W. Kimbrell
Ore
Long Brothers
Webb Bt
Henry Kopitzke
Pures
Bacon. Co
Atanye Pure and Deuiseret
Alta St
Potala
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