Oregon Style Direct Primary Law Promoted by Chamberlain
Senator Chamberlain outlines Oregon direct primary and initiative referendum, praising reform to curb machine politics. He cites the 1904 primary law, its impact on corrupt conventions, and the Australian ballot, arguing it empowered the people to propose and reject laws, with Senator La Follette to speak on broader civic reform.
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Chamberlain
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Legislative Assembly
Lurid Glow of Doom Healed by Electric Bitters
The red face hands and body of H M Adams's son in Henrietta Pa suffered five years of eczema with doctors saying poisoned blood ruined his lungs. The mother reports seven bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. It claims to treat eruptions eczema salt rheum sores and all blood disorders. Available for 40 cents with guarantee by Tullman Co Pendleton Drug Co.
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H. M. Adams
Henrietta
Tullman & Co
Pendleton Drug Co
Doctors Smith and Temple dissolve partnership mutually
Notice states that Dr. C. J. Smith and Dr. J. A. Temple have dissolved their partnership by mutual consent. Creditors are asked to settle debts at once with either doctor at his office located in Schmidt Building, Kills Would-Be Shiver. Includes an unrelated drug advertisement for King’s New Life Pills.
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C. J. Smith
J. A. Temple
Dr King
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Drug Co
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