Oregonian subscription rates and a political letter
The piece lists subscription options for the Oregonian including weekly and daily mail offerings and offices in Portland and Washington. It then quotes a political critique referencing Governor Geer, U.S. senator elections, and opinions on the No 1 principle with dates from 1902 to 1906, including remarks about Mr Gearin and Senator Miller and Cannon.
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Geer
Mitchell
Gearin
U. S
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Milton A. Miller
Jonathan Bourne
When it is joy to fare abroad and live
A fragmentary verse line laments travel joy and life pleasure while noting the ache of limited time and longing for more experiences. The text evokes wistful emotion about absence of further opportunities to explore beyond current horizons.
NEED MORE JUDGES FOR SUPREME COURT INITIATIVE
An initiative to raise the number of supreme judges from three to five will appear on the official ballot. Proponents argue the expansion is needed due to increased workload and say commissioners could serve as judges. The bill also reorganizes county probate and circuit courts, with attorneys noting simplification and reduced court expenses.
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Supreme Court
Eeems
Tickets and Parties in Umatilla County Elections
An editorial urges voters to support clean, honest candidates from both parties in Umatilla County. It asserts both parties have nominated capable, trustworthy men and warns against harming party unity by backing questionable figures. It emphasizes protecting county government and honoring party strength when candidates meet standards.
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Umatilla
Open letter questions Chamberlain on senatorship stance
W 3 U Ren issues an open letter to Governor Chamberlain criticizing his attitude toward Statement No 1. The missive poses pointed questions to the governor about his position and statements, highlighting concern from the governor's friends and seeking clarifications Governor Chamberlain has yet to answer.
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U'Ren
Chamberlain
Home education costs in Missouri and Oregon ties
A Columbia Missouri Herald item estimates a Missouri boy costs about 2000 to educate from district school through college with state and parental shares. It notes elementary, high school and university costs and concludes home education with an Oregon training and Oregon-made citizenship benefits Oregon pride and support for the state university.
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Herald
University of Oregon
Missouri
the Herald
Oregon
Packing Tile Convention Sparks Convention Imagery
Reports in Chicago claim National Republican Chairman Harry New holds 500 tickets for Roosevelt and many federal officeholders including consuls will attend. Taft supporters heard he can have anything, while Cannon allies plan a packed crowd to influence delegates, signaling a counter-move by the administration.
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Harry New
Roosevelt
Taft
Chicago
Chicago American
Excited Over Small Potato From Oregon
A Wisconsin Journal item reports Henry Leiber received a potato over three pounds from A W Fish formerly of Wisconsin but living in Eugene Oregon. Leiber plans to plant a seed to grow a four pound potato while Fish notes Oregon’s large spuds. The Guild Office mentions an eight pound potato, a dramatic contrast to Wisconsin’s four pound goal.
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Wis
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Journal
A. W. Fish
Eugene
Oregon
Lane County
Blackley
Wisconsin
Jim Hill's 7000 Yakima dollars earned in a week
The Yakima Republic reports Jim Hill, nicknamed from the area, earning about 7000 Yakima dollars in a week by selling tickets and goods at high rates. He clocked 480 minutes in a union day with around 900 Seattle-bound tickets at 6.40 dollars each, with profits expected to continue through Memorial Day as ships depart Tacoma.
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Jim” Hill
Jim HU
Yakima
Ryerson
Gram Ronde Electric plans 35 miles of line in Union region
Union Republican reports Gram Ronde Electric intends to buy about 35 miles of electric line this season from Union to connect with Rock Creek line in Baker County at an estimated cost of 50000 dollars. The line will link with Fremont Power Company near the Red Hoy mine south of Sumpter, ensuring steady power year round. Manager Fred Housh revealed in Union Monday. A brick 24 by 24 foot addition with one and a half stories will be added to Union station for transformers. Current crews are repairing and updating the line to first class condition.
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Union
Rock Creek
Baker County
Fremont Power Company
Red Hoy
Sumpter
Grand Ronde Company
Republican
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Union Station
Favorite Prescription for Women Promises Safe Childbirth
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted nonalcoholic tonic and nervine for women with duties at home and socially. It emphasizes transparent ingredients, endorsements by medical writers, and a free booklet by mail plus Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
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Dr. Pierce
BR. V. Pierce
N. Y
War Eagle Defies Defeats in Indian Wrestling Circuit
War Eagle, 24, son of a Blackfoot sachem and Carlisle graduate,继续追逐 heavyweight titles after setbacks from Farmer Burns. A veteran on the Blackfoot reservation circuit, he has wrestled since boyhood and defeated 62 Indian athletes during a five day tour three years ago.
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War Eagle
Carlisle
College
Oopinochatocpes
Blackfoot
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills Sold By Tallman Co
Mr John Riba of Vining Indiana testifies that he has sold DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills for about a year and they give better satisfaction than any pills ever sold. The pills are offered for sale by Tallman & Co.
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Vining, In
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Tallman & Co
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