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iDi Clege MeTine News Association
Clbiege
Tao Security Puliding Waellegion
Bereag
Advientisers
Oregonian
Taxes Rise If Bridges Are Rebuilt After Flood Loss
A regional lament on tax pressures as Umattlin County faces higher levies following flood damage that wiped out bridges worth 340 009, after earlier progress and optimism about low taxes. The piece blames unforeseen disasters and urges public trust in officials to meet obligations.
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Umattlin County
Tallman Seeks School Board Post Vowing Progress and Expansion
J W Tallman has accepted tentative duties on the vacant school board seat left by Walter Pierce. He is portrayed as a public-spirited reformer who supports school bond issues and expansion, arguing harmony and progress would benefit the city. Opposition is noted from others with motives misaligned to advancement.
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J. W. Tallman
Citzen
Walter Pierce
Aehool Hehee
Echoor
Tallman
Schoose
Pendleton Chooses Hearty Teacher Advocate for Schools
The new teaching force has been selected with utmost care. Pendleton offers the surrounding countryside one of the best public school systems on the Pacific coast. The people who take pride in it should see that a man of hearty sympathy with the schools is elected to succeed.
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Pendleton
Pacific Coast
Tle Rua
Willamette Valley School Funding Faces Backlash
A distorted account laments a cut in funds from the general appropriation to support state institutions including Western Normal. It condemns Willamette Valley politicians for blocking growth and blames a referendum for hindering advancement, urging eastern Oregon taxpayers to defend public education.
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Willamette Valley
Cremet
Enetorn
Oregon
Willamette Wales
Willamette
Val Toy
Local option attack on saloon profits and social cost
The piece argues that Oregon local option laws, by wiping out 750000 dollars in saloon property, do not harm genuine wealth but remove costly temptations. It questions the moral and social costs of liquor and urges a focus on human welfare over dollars.
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Oregon
Focal Option
Demand for silver in India drives price rise and trade impact
Silver demand in India and the Orient pushes prices higher to 67 58 cents in London in May. An overall 20 cent rise in three years boosts purchasing power in the East, with Britain exporting 39 million dollars of silver to India in the first four months. The US and Mexico dominate world output, gaining from rising prices as the next Washington grand lodge T O C F meeting is set for Spokane.
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Ailver
India
Orient
London
Great Britain
United States
Mexton
Your Line and Gear for Spring and Summer Fishing
The note praises a wide range of fishing gear and sporting appliances. It promises best quality and variety from line to hook to rod, emphasizing ready-made equipment for spring and summer fishing and other sports.
Peruna touted as spring tonic in old notice
A vintage advertisement extols Peruna as the prompt cure for nervous prostration from spring catarrh, featuring testimonials from Estelle Campbell of Nashville and Frank Williams of New York. The copy asserts Peruna is narcotic free, harmless, and suitable for long use, with added laxative enhancement per Dr. Hartman.
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Stee
Hetelle Campbell
N. High Street
Nashville
Tenn
Peruna
Estelle Campbell
Frank Williams
95Th Street
New York City
First Presbyterian Church
Captain Capitol Golf Club
Dawn Fragments of a Poem by N. FP Willis
Dawn howls through a window as morning air from a rarer world freshens the scene. The south wind, a gentle friend, lifts a veil from a batt of flowers and the violet, while leaves stir and birds sing. The speaker credits all God’s creatures, and the dew carries subtle perfume as humility rises.
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Murdens
Andre
Willis
Northwest events and wool sale dates listed
The notice lists multiple upcoming events from June to September including Northwest Sportsmen's tournament in Walla Walla, the Fifteenth annual convention of the International Baptist Young People's Union in Omaha, Ellis' grand lodge in Denver, the National Irrigation congress in Boise City, and Northwest Laundry men's preparation in Pendleton. It also fixes Oregon wool sale dates by the Oregon Woolgrowers' association with Shaniko in June and July, Baker City in late June and mid July, and Elgin in July.
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Walla Walla
International Baptist Young People’s Union
Omaha
Ellis’ Grand Lodge
Denver
National Irrigation Congress
Boise City
Northwest Laundrymen's Preparation
Pendleton
Oregon
Oregon Woolgrowers’ Association
Baker City
Elgin
Crossing the Legs Supposed Trigger for Appendicitis
A Cincinnati Enquirer piece quotes surgeons debating the idea that leg crossing can provoke appendicitis. One doctor cites treating 719 cases, arguing crossing legs may squeeze the vermiform appendix causing irritation and sudden severe pain requiring surgery.
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Demilenen
Gostan
Cuatottier
Serait
John Bennett
Por
Washington
Spokane
Fley
Mises B. Inez Silvers
1Th Street
Grand Recorder
Daughters of American Independence
Peruana
Binex
Silvera
Frank Williama
Permula
Perona
Mmy
S. B. Hartman
B. Inez Silvera
Stock Furniture
Erle House
Graham Furniture Co
Thalr Leman Pendlettin
Cincinnati, Enquirer
Fairbanks-Morse
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Sadler
G. W. Woods
Poe
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Dee Bees
Pendleton, Oregon
Gray London
The
Pendleton Drug Co
Bos
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Henneman
Cigi
Great Eastern
Mehfie
Shine Elem
Bash
Dee Ete Cement
Erick and Loe
Pendleton Planing Mills
Is Forster
Mairbanks-Morse
Neagle Bros
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