Salem Institutions Seek 2.87 Million in State Aid
In Salem, the wars and means committees face institutional requests totaling 2,869,293 for the next two years. The University of Oregon seeks a biennial maintenance increase of 100,000, with a net biennial sum of 615,000 including existing 250,000 provided. Oregon Agricultural College asks 50,000 yearly, raising its biennial maintenance to 400,000 from 150,000. The report outlines projected maintenance needs and totals, while a brief cough remedy ad follows.
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Salem
University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Danderine Hair Product Promises Shine and Dandruff Cure
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine for dandruff and falling hair, claiming one application doubles hair beauty and dissolves flakes. It warns dandruff robs hair, causes itching, and promises visible results from a 25 cent bottle with quick use and lasting shine.
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Knowlton
Oregon lawmakers push to depoliticize budgets and salaries
Salem reports lawmakers introduce measures to move district fair financing and county officer salaries onto uniform millage plans. The governor’s proposed district fair millage would cover every county, allow county unions, and redirect funds to the road fund if fairs are not kept. A plan to set uniform salaries for county officers aims to remove pay scales from politics. If a millage based plan for the University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College passes, supporters say it would remove academics from political influence. The legislature may set a new record in depoliticizing state funding and officials.
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Salem
Ore
University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Senate hears Kiddle seat dispute and defective titles
Salem reporters note the Oregon Senate held a one hour session approving 15 new bills, inspected roads at Maryhill Washington, and listened to majority and minority reports on E E Kiddle seat eligibility. Two thirds of 150 house bills have defective titles, prompting amendments. Eighteen bills were introduced, including a plan to form an emergency board to authorize expenditures against governor West’s veto.
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Salem
State Senate
Samuel Hill
Maryhill
Wash
E. E. Kiddle
Union
Wallowa
Bean
Thompson
Kiddle
McCulloch
John S. Hodgin
McArthur
House
Senate
West
Weeks
Marion
Will Reinforce Practices Act introduction in Oregon
The Salem report notes a bill by Senator Smith of Coos County to tighten campaign finance rules. It sets a 15 percent spending cap on primary election costs and general election costs, with a minimum of $200. It bans gifts by candidates except personal or agent expenses and restricts newspaper advertising for candidates in business. Publishers face space contracts limits and disclosure requirements. Penalties for violations are severe.
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Salem
Smith
Coos County
Oregon Senate bill to ban concealed weapons and regulate sales
A Salem bill seeks to prohibit sales of revolvers and similar weapons in Oregon and to require dealers to obtain licenses. Violations carry up to 1000 dollars fine and one year in jail. The measure also requires dealers to report all sales to sheriffs within 24 hours and allows permits to carry certain weapons with sheriff approval.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
State Senate
T. L. Perkins
Multnomah
Provisions Exclude Wholesale Dealers and Officers in Sale Bill
The bill states that sales under license do not apply to wholesalers but apply to every sale except to licensed dealers. It also provides that its provisions do not apply to sheriffs deputies police officers constables or other peace officers nor to members of the state militia while actually engaged in service.
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