Distributing Official Plums in State Office Shakeup
The Salem Journal reports impending personnel changes in the secretary of state office starting January 1. Frank T. Wrightman is not expected to remain head of the corporation department under incoming secretary Frank W. Beacon. Walter H. Drennan of Portland appears set to succeed Wrightman, while Frank K. Lovell may be deposed as chief clerk. A. Koser would take Lovell’s place. H. H. Corey of Baker City to take over duties previously done by Koretz. J. E. B. Alison and H. Wayne Waters to retain roles. Newstead and staff to remain until after the legislature. Walter Drennan, Wrightman’s successor, is Benson’s former campaign worker and ex-Southern Pacific locomotive engineer who lost his right arm in a major Roseburg wreck in 2001.
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Baker County
May
Corey
Wii
Drennan
Drenman
Salem Journal
Frank T. Wrightman
Frank W. Beacon
Wrishtman
Walter H. Drennan
Portland
Henson
Alan
Frank K. Lovell
A. Koser
Lovellne
H. H. Corey
Baker City
Walter Drennan
Wrightman
Benson
Southern Pacific
Roseburg
A Year of Blood In 1903 Alliance Man Recovers
The account from FP Tacket of Alliance describes severe lung bleeding and a deadly cough. After using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption he reports complete recovery after four bottles. The medicine is guaranteed for sore lungs coughs and colds with a free trial bottle at Tallman Co s drug store priced 50 cents and one dollar.
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N. Tacket
Alliance
Tallman & Co
Tusk Hunters Clash Raises Fatal Warden Death Claim
From Pinedale, reports indicate a violent clash between game wardens and an organized tusk hunting gang in Dickson's Hole. Authorities fear multiple wardens killed and elk slaughter escalating. The gang leader is identified as Charles te nbel, with others possibly slain. Couriers provide only fragmentary updates while tensions rise.
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Pinedale
Wwe
Cheyenne Tribune
Jackson Y Hele
Charles Tenbel
Muthoriter
Teabel
Dickson’s Hole
Close Call With Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Ulcer
A. C. Stickel of Miletus West Virginia says Bucklen’s Arnica Salve prevented a dangerous ulcer removal and cured it with persistent use. Also notes the product’s use for cuts burns and injuries sold at Tallman & Co. druggists for 26 cents. Pullman State College beat Idaho 10 to 0 in a game at Pullman with a field goal and a second half touchdown, inspiring town enthusiasm. Idaho supporters urged victory but Pullman’s defense held. De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve praised as universal remedy and sold by Tallman & Co.
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Bucklen
A. C. Stickel
Miletus
W. Va
Tallman & Co
Pullman
Washington State College
Idaho
Viailors
Georgia
C. Ny
Cornell, Roding, Ga
Heavy rains boost hopes for winter wheat and sowing
Farmers praise recent heavy rains and warm spell that may allow resumed sowing of winter wheat. Many fields remained bare after a dry season and late sowing failed to germinate in moisture-poor areas. North of the city early sown wheat fares well, while labor and horse shortages hinder rapid replanting. If favorable weather lasts, a larger share of winter wheat may be planted soon.
Beeves Shipped to Prom Union Port land stock sale
William Hutchinson and Jamee Hutchinson Jr shipped beef cattle to Union Port land buyers this week, mainly Shorthorn stock. About 11 steer and heifer lots sold at 24 cents per hundredweight for cattle and 2 1/2 cents for cows, with 48 head leaving the farm. Local Union Republican newspaper notes the trade and totals.
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Beeves
Prom Union
William Hutchinson
Jamee Hutchinson, Jr
Portland Wayers
Cor
Union Repub Oun
Prairie City Money Taken in by Local Cattle and Mines
Prairie City Miner reports over £60,000 taken in from ranchers this fall for cattle and about $10,000 allocated for grain. Mines will spend around $49,000, totaling roughly $210,000. District contains about 250 voters and 1000 residents. An accompanying testimonial promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with a Georgian user praising health benefits.
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Prairie City
Prairie
Peck's Tal Boy Tonight at Fraser Theatre
The Fraser Theatre presents the farce Peck's Had Boy tonight November 12 honoring ex governor Ceorio W. Peck. The owners reproduce the tale with fidelity, praising Peck for pioneering humorous juvenile figures and approving the production as lively, healthful humor.
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Peck
Oman
George Peck
Nile
Buster Brown
Mace Milous
East Oregonian
Geo . Peck
Wisconsin
The Lion and the Mouse Comes to Frazer Tonight
The article previews The Lion and the Mouse at Frazer on Wednesday November 14. It calls the play a rare theatrical draw with many nonregular theatergoers in attendance and notes its association with Charles Klein and John Burkett Ryder as the richest man in the world character. Mr Hartie will bring a full company for the show.
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Charles Klein
Maby
Mleth
John Burkett Ryer
Hartie
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Tullman & Co
Neud
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Weber
Steck
Kimball
Hobart M. Cable
Tush & Gerts
Story & Clark
M. Cable
Baily
Ludwig
Eilers Piano House
Pacific
Turkey
Pendleton
Lewis Hunter
Arlor
Frazer Theatre
Henry B. Harris
the Lion
Chas. Klein
New York
Boston
America
Pendleton Drug Co
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