Political dispute over county debt and sheriff fees in Oregon
G A Hartman defends county administration after debt rose from about $40 000 to $175 000 under Republican control. He disputes charges about 180 188 percent interest on scrip, cites investigations and potential restitution suits, and accuses Sheriff Furnish of illicit fees while warning of political repercussions for opponents. He contends the county owes no thanks to Furnish.
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Pendleton Tribune
Weston Leader
Patriot
Furnish
Court House
Commercial Ansociationi
F. W. Vincent
Sheriffs Office
Blakley
Sterest
Houser
Brownfield Va. Houser
Martin
Bis
Proshster
G. A. Hartman
Grand Army veterans begin nineteenth annual encampment
Tennessee G A R veterans open their nineteenth annual star encampment in Chattanooga as deaths thin ranks noted by department officers. Visitors planned a day touring Lookout Mountain Chickamauga battlefield sites.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Grand Army Veterans of Tennessee
Desth
Nous Battle
Lookout Mottttaln and
Chick A
Notice to Voters Registration Books Open Hours
Notice to voters that registration books will stay open at the courthouse until 5 p.m. on Thursday May 25th when books close and registration ends.
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P. m
Lost Mare and Colt Branded With Marks in Acres Barn Area
A mare and a filly are reported missing near T. W. Acres' barn. The mare has a roached mane and a half-circle brand over the left chest, the filly bears a D brand on the left shoulder and Hlamosd on the right shoulder. A reward is offered for the return.
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Helf
T. W. Acres
Initiative and Referendum Drives in Oregon Campaign
Ashland politico Frank Williams leaves a sick bed to tour Portland advocating the initiative and referendum amendment. Thousands of voter education tracts are being distributed as supporters claim strong statewide endorsement. Prominent figures and newspapers back the measure, arguing it limits legislative abuse and expands direct democracy. opponents and lawyers differ on constitutional interpretation.
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Frank Williams
Ashland
Porth
Williams
Will
Portland
Wilawul
John Hi
Arsep Simon
Ami Pearly Gill de Men
Polition
Ate
Oregon
Aic
H. W. Scott
George H. Willams
A. L. Mills
Ben Selling
What Thin Folks Need Dr King's New Life Pills
A short promotional item claiming the pills help thin people digest and assimilate food. They are said to tone digestive organs expel poisons enrich blood improve appetite and build healthy flesh. Sold for 25 cents at Tallman & Co's.
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Dr. King
Tallman & Co's
Pendleton Laundering Offers Pristine Shirt Care
The Young Bloods of Pendleton advertise a bandbox clean, no rough edges, no bottom holes, and the best laundering finish for shirts collars and cuffs at the Domestic Loom dry. The copy stresses immaculate color and finish and promises quality workmanship.
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Young Bloods
Pendleton
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