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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
4
A partial OCR fragment mentions months by carrier and mall timing. It references three months and monthly deadlines but lacks clear entities, dates, or actions to specify a complete notice.
A poem by E. Kiser contrasts June’s return with sorrow for those who must die as the world quickens its pace. Vivid imagery of meadows, slopes, and bridal robes marks a春time of promise yet casts a somber note on lives cut short.
The draft initiative bill would let residents of a proposed county decide its creation with a majority vote, disregarding existing counties or state input. Critics warn it would spur new counties, benefit real estate speculators and office seekers, and raise taxes while harming taxpayers and county economies.
Mrs Maria Goertz of Orienta Oklahoma reports using Wonderful Praise Accorded Perma the Household Remedy and Dr Hartman s advice. She states she recovered from chronic catarrh and regained health, weighing 140 pounds after weighing 100. Her husband and daughter were cured of asthma and earache respectively, and she praises the doctor and his books.
The East Oregonian argues the proposed bill will not be adopted by the people of Oregon. It predicts the bill will meet a similar fate to the county division measures from two years ago, facing strong opposition and eventual rejection.
A proposal urges a G A R memorial in Olney cemetery to honor departed soldiers buried there. It also calls for a monument to pioneer residents and Indian fighters buried in the old north side cemetery. The plan ties to paving Jackson street and city control to improve the neglected tract.
Reinforced concrete is now being utilized for many purposes and Pendleton water commission members hope it will prove good for piping. If it does and can be had at prices only slightly higher than wooden pipe, the discovery could help solve Pendleton's gravity water system problem.
The idea suggests that freedom of discussion provides safety for local property owners in paving matters. It argues debate curbs improper projects and ensures accountability in street improvements.
A fragment suggests hunters misinterpreted an elk as a deer and blamed the season for the kill. The brief note hints at a mistaken identity during a fall hunt.
President Roosevelt plans to run and the main question centers on who else will run and how large a field may be. Allies and rivals weigh potential candidacies as the campaign landscape begins to take shape.
A terse sports note from Boise reports altitude effects on Buckaroog performance, highlighting how environment altered trajectory or play. No further names or dates are provided.
A two page California Outlook feature argues polling places evolve with women voters. The piece highlights half tone photos showing orderly, civic polling in schools and tents, with women and men working together, no saloon influence, and a hopeful future for American democracy. It urges wider national publication to promote reform.
A property owner in a proposed paving district urges delaying bids for further street work. The June 1 1912 East Oregonian report notes concerns about delaying the project and seeks careful consideration before authorizing additional contracts.
Albert Ashbahar offers a method to kill dandelions using gasoline poured into the crown or top of the plant. He claims the plant dies within days, destroying roots and top, with fewer applications needed. Determine the amount by small trials. a gallon or two can clean a lawn.
W H Jones argues for exact paying costs and appointing a competent disinterested man to settle the dispute among paying companies. He suggests the city consider doing work itself with a steam roller, rock crusher, and citizen teams to save contractors profits, and notes hard times. He advocates investigation and possibly delaying further payments for a year.
The piece argues against uniting the university and agricultural college and proposes scrutinizing a penitentiary and insane asylum merger. It asserts the three schools work better separately, criticizes the normal schools consolidation, and challenges Monmouth Normal to disclose attendance, receipts, expenditures, and salaries, including President J. H. Ackerman. It contends the norman consolidation costs as much as three schools and delivers no extra benefit while urging accountability for state funding.
Testimonial from Miss Etta Narber of Spring Lake Michigan describes four years of chronic hand eczema. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with rapid improvement after three days and urges others to try the remedies. The ad notes prices and offers a free sample and skin book from Potter Drug & Chem Corp in Boston.
The passage laments the effects of consolidation on normal staff, questioning the efficiency and value of the new regime. It suggests public entitlement to understand the true fruits of consolidation applied to the normals and its cost justification.
An old Kentucky testimonial asserts backache stems from organic weakness and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing two years of female disorders and chronic back pain. The letter from Ol lie Woodall of Morton's Gap praises the product and invites others to seek confidential advice from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co.
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