Fragmentary Oregonian Notice From Mem Anton Area
Incomplete OCR text from a Mem Anton Oregon notice published by The Last Oregonian Publishing Co. shows garbled user content and unclear details about a local item or event. No full names, dates, places, or actions are readable for a precise summary.
Discredited Doctor Foe of Oregon Ballot Reform
The Portland Oregonian ridicules shorter ballot reformers and urges against initiative safeguards while proposing radical shifts like appointive offices and a strong governor chosen by corporate attorneys. The piece mocks recall power and portrays democracy as unsettled under current Oregon practices.
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Oregon
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Pendleton
East Oregonian
Food and Dairy Commissioner
Governor West
Oregonian
Diaz
Mexico
Ix Corporation
Oregonian Medicine and Modern School Practices
A fragmented report describes people offered a medicine in Oregon amid political assembly debates. It notes changes in appearance and demeanor after dosing, mentions a doctor with a softened tone and a modern school practitioner, and hints at ongoing experimental procedures.
Public urged action on Pendleton electric service
The letter condemns Pacific Power and Light for poor Pendleton service and rebating. It urges open accounting, stronger city push for underground wires in the business district, and street lighting accountability. It argues citizens must press officials and press to protect public interests and ensure fair pricing.
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FF. W. Vincent
Pacific Power & Light Evry
Pendleton
Electric
Vincent
Pacific Power & Light Company
Batt Oregonian
East Oregonian
Murphy
Contagious Blood Poison Cure Claim by Swift Specific
An advertisement touts S.S.5. as the only safe permanent cure for contagious blood poison made from herbs and roots. It asserts mineral treatments only mask symptoms, damage digestion, and that S.S.5. removes the virus and strengthens blood. Home treatment pack and free medical advice offered. 4.5.8. sold at drug stores. The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Help and hijinks on the Seventh Avenue car ride
A New York Times Star correspondent describes Father Borger of St. Rachael's church and dramatist Theodore Burt Sayre sharing a Sixth Avenue elevated car with Mrs Barbara Riots and her young son Paul. The boy stands on a seat as the car jerks stopping at One Armtnred and Twenty Fifth, Paul cries for help, Mrs Kloss assists, Sayre and Father Berger retrieve items including a manuscript for a new play.
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Father Borger
St. Rachael's Church
Theodore Burt Sayre
Sixth Avenue
New York
Cincinnonati Times Star
Barbara Riots
Paul
Twenty-Fifth
Mrs. Kloss
Mr. Sayre
When Extravagance is Sinful at Mrs Leeds London coronation
Mrs William B Leeds in London for the coronation seeks to balance fashion and duty. Her choices reflect careful attention to cost and propriety amid royal pageantry and social expectations.
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William B. Leeds
London
Endorsement Urges Action for Underground Power Lines
Prominent residents praise the Oregonian for backing a move to secure better rates and service from Pacific Power and Light. They urge council members to pass an ordinance pricing electric and telephone wires underground, insisting results and tangible public benefits follow agitation.
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Oregonian
Pacific Power & Light Company
Train robberies described as worst in months
The Philadelphia Erie hold up is labeled the worst crime of this kind in many months, with the Cow Creek canyon robbery deemed comparatively tame. The report emphasizes the severity gap between incidents and notes the Philadelphia event as the standout in recent crime.
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Philadelphia Erie
Cow Creek Canyon
Quakes in San Francisco with Minor Local Harm
Earthquakes occur in San Francisco about as frequently as breezes in eastern Oregon. Fortunately the average quake does not cause significant harm, with minor effects typical of routine seismic events.
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San Francisco
Oregon
Mossback quip sparks talk at New York dinner
John Adams Thayer, publisher, recalled as a printer who changed jobs six or seven times annually to gain pay raises. He quoted a foreman’s proverb about rolling stones before retorting that moss means ruins, during a Washington Star piece excerpted in the New York gathering.
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Mossback
John Adams Thayer
New York
Mr. Thayer
Chicago
Washington Star
The Flag and Freedom Phrase Serenades a Nation
A reflection on the United States motto The land of the free and the home of the brave. It notes that true freedom is incomplete and courage varies across the population.
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Land of the
Free
Home of
Brave
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