Four Elective Measures For Oregon Voters
A circular letter from the People's Power League of Oregon urges adoption of four measures on the ballot. It promotes the recall amendment for direct voter control, proportional representation, a law for purity of elections, and related election reforms modeled after other U.S. cities. The note emphasizes expanding citizen power, reducing corruption, and accountability in state government.
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People’s Power League of Oregon
People's Power
Dagie
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People’s Power League
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Coffee The world of anonymous blends and brands
A fragmented note on coffee culture and brands mentions Java and Mocha along with stray terms. It touches on money back ideas and assorted nonspecific phrases about a crew and dust, yielding a cryptic, diary-like snippet with no clear event or identifiable entities.
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Promoted by Local Dealers
The grandmothers of the old Dutch Dunkard families in Western Pennsylvania crafted and used Hickory Bark Cough Remedy for a century. Now available from dealers, it is advertised as pure and the best cough remedy, with urged use and purchase through Pendleton Drug Co and druggists everywhere.
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Pennsylvania
Anne
Pendleton Drug Co
Pennaylvania Dutch Dunkorde
Body of girl found in hill box near Selah Springs
Prospecter August Distler reports a white girl child found buried in a rough wooden box near a hilltop above Selah Springs. A blue ribbon around the neck, blood stains on the ribbon, and decomposed state suggest foul play. Coroner Frank to investigate and decide if the death is natural. Distler may deliver the body to the city for formal examination if natural causes are not confirmed.
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Selah Springs
August Disler
Prospector
Distler
Frank
Indiana Republicans Begin Preliminary Delegate Meetings
Indians for Fairbanks, Indiana, Jan 1. Preliminary GOP meetings start today and tomorrow in townships precincts and wards to nominate delegates for district conventions next Tuesday. Two delegates and two alternates will go to the national convention with four at large later. Likely all delegates pledge support to Vice President Fairbanks.
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Fairbanks
Indianapols
Ind
Rerious
Indiana
Uchocongrem
Onal Alethet
Tu‘titta
Vice
New York Elevator Usage Surpasses Surface Transit
New York records show elevators in Manhattan carry more people than the surface and elevated rail systems combined. About 6600 elevators move vast numbers daily, dwarfing Nashville streetcars, with the Metropolitan building tower offering extraordinary vertical trips nearly a ninth of a mile long.
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New York
Rites
Manhattan
Sualchy
Pope
Gleantic Park Row
Nashville, Tenn
Metropolitan Building
Hopper Hopefuls and Names Across Cities Standings
A fragment lists numerous individuals and towns including Hopel St George Joe Johnston Portland BF Gray Walla Walla L Grace Merrell Portland and others from Seattle Spokane Denver Athena and West Point. The imprecise OCR shows a roster of people with affiliations to various cities.
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Hopel St. George
Joe
Johnston
Portland
BF. Gray
Walla Walla
L. Grace Merrell
W. PD. Farley
Starbuck
E. Farley
Everett
H. Eanes
CL W. Orten
Spokane
W. HB. Stull
B. Jenkeon
Geo. F. Stuther
Denver
L. Murphy
J. Ledore
Henry & Bell
Athena
J. R. Knodell
Hart
R. Means
Cincinnati
Flw. Buckner
West Point
J. W. Bush
la Grande
M. Monroe
H. A. Vincent
J. W. Guy
Brooks
G. W. Petseh
Local Names List of Individuals and Towns
A compiled roster presents names and associated towns including A. W. Hoggard Echo BK A. Van cleve Ukiah D. P. Harvard and wife Hermiston Carl Neverman W. A. Black city Wm. Perrier Monmouth J. B. Johnston Portland Cal Cole Portland J. Cusawex Spokane Mrs. Cameron Athena Chas Coull and wife Portland W. M. Marks Spokane A. L. Meeks Spokane Miss Maud Smith Walla Walla Fred Taylor Portland FH. G. Gillette Echo Lk. H. Fry Havanna W. F. Buchner Freewater W. E. Hurley Ontario Marion Jacks Havanna J. D. Stephens Yale Geo Ness Cold Springs FE. BE. Jones Welxer
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A. W. Hoggard
Echo
BK. A. Vancleve
Ukiah
D. P. Harvard
Hermiston
Carl Neverman
W. A. Black
Oity
Wm. Perrier
Monmouth
J. B. Johnston
Portland
Cal Cole
J. Cusawex
Spokane
Mrs. Cameron
Athena
Chas Coull
W. M. Marks
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Haxe Salve Ad
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Haxe Salve is especially recommended for plies, sold by Tallman & Co.
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DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Love of Wealth Warmth for Man with Cold Cash
A quirky line ponders why crowds gravitate to a figure rich in cash, hinting at social appeal and curiosity around wealth. The critique implies fascination with affluence and the warmth people seek from wealthier public figures.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Pendleton
Testament from Pendleton resident Mrs. C Oliver cites permanent relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills in 1908. She recalls back pain, frequent urine, and bearing down discomfort before recovery. The ad urges purchases from Foster-Moburn Co Buffalo as US agents, price 0 cents.
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Dean
Pendleton
Doan
C. Oliver
Maple Street
Ore
Foster-Moburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Hospital Ship Relief to be Commissioned Tomorrow
Official Navy Department arrangements are set for the hospital ship Relief to be commissioned with Surgeon General Charles F. Stokes in command. The event follows controversy over Admiral Brownson’s resignation and features Francia o N. Lealt, designated as captain of the Relief. Public notices include a cited quack remedy advertisement for Hickory Bark Cough Remedy sold by Pendleton Drug Co.
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Comnedon
Washington
Offielite
Navy Department
Mareteland Havy
Charles F. Stokes
Naval Medical Department
Philosophical Union to Launch Series on The Finality of the Christian Religion
Perkeley California January series opens tonight with the University of California Philosophical Union presenting the first of five lectures on The Finality of the Christian Religion. The inaugural topic is The Naturalistic and Religious View of the World, based on G B Foster's book. The Gast Oregonian notes five lectures will follow, beginning May 2.
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Perkeley
Cal
Jan
Hlixonsson
Philosophical Union
University Oflifornia
Scussion
G. B. Fosters
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