Heavy vote against the Galdon in Oregon prohibition result
The Oregonian reports 4317 more votes for prohibition across 25 of 29 counties with 36,065 for and 21,748 against. Four counties Curry Klamath Lake Malheur split wet and dry margins. Lake backed saloons. Adds that six of seven dry counties supported anti saloon measures, and Lincoln voted to restore saloons by a three vote margin. Prohibition forces plan state wide ballot in two years with aggressive campaign.
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Oregon
Portland Oregonian
Prohibition
Curry
Klamath
Lake
Malheur
Baker
Clasop
Multnomah
Benton
Crook
Douglas
Gilliam
Grant
Jackson
Josephine
Morrow
Polk
Amatillation
Wheeler
Lincoln
Dry
Blackamas
Columbia
Coos
Harney
Marion
Wasco
Washington
Do You Open Your Mouth Like a Young Bird
A vintage advertisement urges readers to know the composition of foods and medicines. Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is promoted as a cure for feminine ailments, strengthens nursing and expectant mothers, relieves nervous distress, and supports childbirth. It cites medical authorities and offers a free booklet from Buffalo, NY.
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Pierce
Invalids’ Hopes and Car Institute
Buffalo
You Should Know This Foley Kidney Remedy Claim
The advertises Foley’s Kidney Remedy as a universal cure for kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medicine’s reach, promising unmatched effectiveness. Pendleton Drug Co.
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Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
New Bridge for Northern Pacific Trains
Northern Pacific trains will run into Portland over the Columbia and Willamette river bridges by August 1, says the Portland Telegram. Engineer Ralph Modjeski says the structures near completion. the Willamette draw span, at 581 feet, is the longest in the world. Officials warn completion without schedule certainty amid disputes with Harriman interests over crossing O R N tracks on the Willamette west side. Trains already run into Vancouver since April 10. The Northern Pacific Terminal Company held its annual meeting, naming directors. President Dolph called it routine with no discussion of Spokane Portland & Seattle entrance rights.
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Northern Pacific
Portland
Columbia
Willamette Rivers
Portland Telegram
Ralph Modjeski
Willamette River
Hodjeski
Tts
Harriman
Willamette
Dolph
Spokane
Estray Notice for Aged Bay Horse at Tweedy Ranch
An aged bay horse weighing about 1160 pounds with new shoes and little white on the forehead is stray. Owner can recover by proving property. Listed by A. Mentzer, nine miles east of Pendleton on Tweedy ranch.
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Estray
A. Mentzer
Pendleton
Tweedy
Record pike twins weigh 184 pounds in Gull Lake
Jeff Saunders of the Glenwood hatchery caught two giant pike in Gull Lake that weigh 184 pounds each and measure 221/2 inches. Authorities say they likely exceed all Minnesota records and will be mounted for display in Willow Brook and the state game and fish office. They may be twins and are regarded as among the oldest Gulf like water fish.
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Gull Lake
State Game and Fish Commission
Minnesota
State Museum
Willowbrook Hatchery
St. Paul
Game and Fish Commission
Sam F. Fullerton
Lee
Gulf
Jeff Saunders
Glenwood Hatchery
Home Brook
Big Doings in Salt Lake City Fraternal Celebration
Thousands of Utah and surrounding states members of United Commercial Travelers Eagles and other fraternities fill Salt Lake for a three day celebration with parades smokers feeds excursions baseball races and more. On Saturday the cornerstone laying ceremony for the United Commercial Travelers home for boys will be held.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Utah
Good Fellows
United Commercial Travelers
Eagles
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Incipient Consumption
Advertiser claims Foley's Honey and Tar eases early tuberculosis and provides comfort in advanced cases. Encourages refusing substitutes and directs to Pendleton Drug Co for purchase.
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Foley's
Pendleton Drug Co
Washington bankers claim full recovery at state meeting
Delegates to the State Bankers association convention in Northwest Prosperous North Yakima Washington declare the region has recovered from the late low mood. The three day session in June will cover methods to boost prosperity of the Pacific northwest.
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Northwest Prosperous
North Yakima
Wash
Washington
State Bankers' Association
Pacific Northwest
Spanish War Vets Gather for Joliet Encampment
Joliet Illinois June 18 Several hundred veterans who wore Illinois volunteers uniforms in the late unpleasantness with Spain are the guests of Joliet today. The encampment will last three days and promises to be the largest in the history of the Illinois department of the United Spanish American Veterans.
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Joliet, T
Spain
Joliet
Tilinois Department
United
Mrs Joyce of Claremont Praises Foley's Kidney Remedy
Mrs Joyce of Claremont New Hampshire writes about a year ago she bought two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy which cured a severe chronic kidney problem. She calls it a grand medicine and wholeheartedly recommends it. Pendleton Drug Co.
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Claremont, N. H
Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Chained Wool Tops Market Expands in Shaniko Auction
At Shaniko Oregon the second wool auction sold over 1,000,000 pounds at an average of about 16 cents per pound, up 15 percent from the first day. Leading bids topped 16 1/4 cents for 35,000 pounds. several large lots ranged between 13 and 18 cents. Buyers from Boston and New Jersey purchased substantial quantities as the sale continues with another half million pounds expected.
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Shaniko
Ore
Jacob Kassen
J. Morgan
Rias
Reeder & Fisher
FLW
Durbin
John Thornton
Jack Butte Land & Livestock Company
Prineville
A. Livingston
Boston
William Ellery
BF. L. Orcutt
0. Kuhn
Punsale
N. J
H. M. Cummings
Howton
FP. Frankenstein
W. Brigham
H. Wagner
Dalles
E. ¥. Judd
Pendleton
Baldwin Sheep & Land Company
Auction of Wines and Cigars at Actual Cost
The Mint announces disposal of its wines liquors and cigars by July 1. All items to be sold at actual cost with nothing reserved. Secure pure goods cheaply while stock lasts at The Mint, J. P. Medernach, proprietor.
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Mint
J. P. Medernach
Dedication of Chehalis state training school chapel
The new chapel at the state training school in Chehalis Washington was dedicated on Sunday. All city ministers attended the ceremony. The address was delivered by Warden Reed of Walla Walla, formerly the school superintendent.
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State Training School
Chehalis
Wash
Warden Reed
Walla Walla
Coffee Good Is So Good And Poor Is So Poor
An OCR fragment shows advertising language for Schilling's Best coffee, urging value and satisfaction with a promise of refund or consideration if not liked, suggesting a grocery promotion or product endorsement.
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Schilling
How He Happened and the Dry County Vote
The dry county vote was not driven by prohibition zeal but by farmers and stockmen who fear liquor would hinder labor demand. They backed no and the Granite Gem notes the stance as an economic gamble. If their view proves mistaken, the saloon could regain a favorable majority in time.
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Dry
Roseburg Fisherman Missing After Morning Outing
Charles Troub aged 21, married with two children, left his Roseburg home Sunday morning to fish and has not returned. His pole and line were found on the riverbank about a mile from the house. He is believed to have decamped with no known family trouble, and drowning is not suspected.
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Charles Troub
Roseburg
Hils
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