Pendleton Votes On Commission Government Move
Pendleton residents show strong support for submitting a commission charter this fall in a survey conducted by the paper. The effort aims to compare the merits of commission government versus the current system and draft a charter for public submission, with praise for the present administration's work but focus on the theory of improved service through a three-person commission. The piece also recalls Gettysburg’s decisive Civil War battle, contrasting Lee and Meade and noting Pickett’s Charge as a turning point.
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Gettysburg Battle Reflection and Pendleton Water Plans
A retrospective on the Gettysburg fight notes Meade Lee and Pickett in a costly Confederate assault that failed to alter the outcome. Separate item reports Pendleton preparing a gravity water system to improve supply and reduce pumping costs, attracting new residents and stabilizing service on hills. The column also comments on lobbying ethics, road improvements, and women in the tenderloin as victims of vice.
Jayne's Vermifage Tonic for Digestive Worms in Children
An advertisement promotes Jayne's Vermifage as a tonic to treat digestive issues caused by intestinal worms in children and some adults. It claims to purge parasites, restore digestion, and improve health, noting palatability with added sugar for kids and widespread parental praise over eighty years. Sold by Dr D Jayne & Sen in Philadelphia and druggists nationwide.
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Lawmakers face calls to judge public opinion fairly
The text argues that everyone is entitled to his day in court and warns against continued lobbying to sway congressional judgment. It notes the difficulty of restricting lobbying that manufactures artificial public sentiment and insists lawmakers must distinguish true from false manifestations of popular opinion.
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David Goliath Sermons Turned Town Upset
The Rev. A F Glover, Methodist pastor, faced 25 cowboys who fired into the town. He seized two pistols and confronted the ringleaders, who surrendered and were escorted to jail. A mass meeting later honored the minister with thanks.
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Gossip on a streetcar overheard in Cleveland
A Cleveland Plain Dealer clipping recalls a couple arguing over who said what about recognizing someone from childhood. The exchange jostles the quiet ride as the writers note they could read their sports extra uninterrupt edly afterward.
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Eat the Best Meats Motto for Local Butcher Ad
A fragmented ad urging readers to buy meats from a local shop. It emphasizes craving the best meat and necessity of eating, with repetitive lines about having meat and choosing the best available.
Restraints on the Lobby in Crawford Bill
Chicago Daily News reports a Crawford bill to curb lobbying abuse by abolishing floor privileges for former lawmakers who lobby. It would require registration to discuss legislation, limit appearances to regular committee sessions, and force corporations to disclose lobbying expenses. Publicity aims to curb covert influence and corruption in lawmaking.
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