Goebel Lecture Earnest Socialism Discussed by George Goebel
A capacity audience heard socialist lecturer George H. Goebel in the city, with ministers, lawyers, merchants and bankers present. He presented socialism as a plain foundation concept, arguing its growth mirrors economic change and noting rising votes for socialist ideas despite limited media and funds.
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George H. Goebel
Tribune
Falr
Goebel
Europe
Illinois
Socialism and the people’s control of government
The passage argues socialism as a new force facing resistance from the old order. It advocates public ownership of major industries and urges direct democracy tools like initiative, referendum, and recall to prevent corruption and curb corporate seizure of state property. It ends with a resigned note about limited options and future hopes.
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Nces
Wisconsin
Magasinée
Preas
Oregon Sheep Law Goes Into Effect in April
Oregon enacts a comprehensive sheep dipping law to start April 1, requiring all 2.5 million sheep in the state to be dipped under federal and state supervision. Dipping must occur between shearing and summer range movement, with some sheep needing two dips. About 20 deputies are planned to assist, with Pinkerton Archer and McDonald likely supervising locally.
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Oregon
McCluré
Northwest
Boise
McClurn
McClure
Pioneer Terr. Al Johnson a longtime Athena figure visits city
Athena pioneer Terr Al Johnson, among Athena District’s oldest settlers, was in the city yesterday and last night. Alf Johnson, well known local orchestra leader, accompanied him. Johnson first arrived in Timatilia county in 1864 and later settled on a flat near Athena, where he has lived since. He owns a large wheat land tract one mile west of Athena, which he has valued at 2100 per acre several times in recent years.
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Athena
al Johnson
Alf Johnson
Thin City
Johnson
Timatilia County
Athene
Poultry Raiser Hendricks Sees Growth With Electric Road
J B Hendricks of Freewater, a poultry raiser with nine acre poultry farm, visits the city on business. He says the poultry business is profitable and plans larger operations once the electric road reaches Freewater. Hendricks formerly lived on a wheat farm near Westen.
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J. BE. Hendricks
Freewater
Hendricks
Westen
Suit for 2400 on Account in Londons Court
J H Brigham sues N D Parks to recover 2400 claimed due for forming Immiemiets stock and other goods sold. Complaint filed today by Judge Fee in the London court.
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J. H. Brigham
N. D. Parks
Fee
Daughter Born to Mr and Mia Dickens of Gardentreet
Fred Lowrie, a San Francisco home buyer, shipped 43 head to California after a residence in Tone. The text notes a daughter born to Mr and Mia Dickens at 607 Gardentreet, detailing the family event and the San Francisco transfer.
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Morn, Torn
Mia
Charles Dickens
Gardentreet
Fred Lowrie
San Francisco
Tone
California
City urges cleanup of yards basements and cesspools
Dr. W G Cole city physician warns that cesspools closets and old wells still exist and should be closed. Basements in business areas pose infection risk during summer. Merchants and lodgers urged to start cleanup now. Garbage teams will scour town on Saturday to remove street rubbish, with burning preferred to cartage.
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W. G. Cole
Cale
Clty
Coal supplies ease Pendleton market relief noted
The W. & R. delivered 15 cars of coal to Potlatch Lumber at Hunt's Junction after two months of shortages. Pendleton had bought 30 cars last winter paying a $2 premium to avert famine, and from now on coal will be available at regular wholesale prices through Potlatch, with a suggestion to stock up in summer.
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Potlatcd Lumber Company
Hunt's Junction
Amontha
Snetfall
Pendleton
Potlatch Company
Pioneer Union woman dies after lingering illness
Mrs Ty Conklin Pend and Mrs D Conklin pioneer of Union and mother of Professors FE and Roy Conklin died yesterday at her Union home after a lingering illness. She was about 70 and well known in Colfax. Whitman county town Colfax, Wash, will have postal free delivery from April 1. First such town in the county to gain this distinction.
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Ty. Conklin Pend
D. Conklin
Union
A and
Roy Conklin
Pendleton High School
Eartern
Colfax
Wash
Whitman County
Newbro’s Herplatin remedy for baldness claim
An advertisement asserts that baldness comes from a germ, says rabbits exposed to these germs baldness, and promotes Newbro's Herplatin as the preventive treatment. It markets two sizes priced 50 cents and 1.90 dollars, from A. C. Koeppen & Bro.
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Nowhr
A.C. Koeppen
License Reform Passes House in Tighly Fought Session
House bill No. 63 moves to governor for signature after a heated debate. It enacts a straight license fee of 750 for all saloons, replaces prior graduated rates, and requires a 1000 bond with license. County commissioners may deny licenses. abuse or disorderly houses allow revocation. emergency clause was dropped, delaying effect by 60 days post signature.
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Ballantyne
Anya
Folco Statesman
McCracken
Halla
House
Senate
Committee of the
Meefhew, Adm county treasurer, dies suddenly at 65
F H Meefhew recently elected treasurer of Adm county Idaho died suddenly in the county seat on March 9 at age 65. He was one of the best known men in central Idaho.
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F H. W. Meefhew
Adm County
Indehe
Bolse
Idaho
vaMERCIAL LIVERY STABLES Advertises Boarders and Loans
Swageart Chase Helmer proprietor offers boarding and storage for teams. Stables on Aura Street between West Alta and West Webb in Pendleton Oregon. Special attention to boarders, best price for firmere to put up teams, stock sought, money loaned on stock, contact Black 2921.
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H. OL. Swageart & Chase
Helmer
Firmere
Aura Street
Fourth Street
Main
W. Alta
W. Webb
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Empire Tea
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T Crockery Co., Inc
Main and
Alta Streets
Winslow Bros. Jewelers
Opticians
Bath
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Savings Bank
Boston
IDAIO
Han
Pendleton Drug Co
S.adler. Bros. & CO
Max Baer
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