East Oregonian official city and county paper notice
An historic Pendleton Oregon newspaper page lists publication details and mail rates. It names the Daily East Oregonian as the official city and county paper and references distribution by mail and carrier, with associated offices in Portland and Chicago bureaus.
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Daily
East Oregonian
Arron Eate
Regen News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Northwest News Co
Commission Government Promoted by Woodruff Book
Clinton Rogers Woodruff of Philadelphia argues for adoption of city commission government. He asserts it runs cities like business, centralizes responsibility, speeds public business, assigns clear accountability, and ensures bonds and salaries for officials. He cites referendum and recall empowering voters and criticizes ward-based systems and limited council meeting times.
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Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Philadelphia
The committee system in municipal government
The passage explains how a typical complaint travels from committee to council to mayor or other officials, circling the administration under the commission system. It argues one accountable official could streamline handling police, streets, health, and public funds, reducing waste and debt while moving toward governance by businesslike leadership.
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Com- Mission
Water system votes hinge on Moore Johns choice
Voters face a clear choice for city water as Will Moore supports gravity systems while James Johns backs filtration. Both mayoral candidates avoid firm plans, leaving the decision to the people next Monday with the water commission on the line.
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Will Moore
James Johns
The
Water Commission
Mr. Moore
Mr. Johns
McNamara trial and fiery city election rally in Los Angeles
Los Angeles buzzes between renewed McNamara trial coverage and a heated city election with talks of a socialist mayor, underscoring a busy political climate in the prominent Western city.
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McNamara
Los Angeles
Weather prompts extra padding for football players
If present weather continues it will be safe for football players to put on a few extra pads tomorrow. Major Moorhouse has easy sledding with his race for city treasurer. Get a copy of the commission charter from the city recorder and then read it.
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Major Moorhouse
City Recorder
Happy Days for Pa in Hard Times
The Chicago Record Herald notes Pa wears a constant smile despite poverty and no wage increase. He remains hopeful while living frugally as prices rise and households cut costs. Neighbors struggle yet cling to courage, with one family selling a new electric appliance they could hardly justify.
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Chicago Record Herald
Do They Want It Oregon Suffrage Debate
The Pacific coast except Oregon is under woman suffrage, and Oregon may follow. The piece argues men’s support relies on women’s will, noting many women are indifferent or hostile toward suffrage, complicating passage. It asserts propaganda among women as key to overcoming opposition.
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Pacific Coast
Oregon
Women Suffrage Debate Echoes Through Oregon Opinion
The Portland Telegram notes that women may influence public affairs by voting yet experience shows results align with male voting patterns. It questions whether women themselves desire suffrage, arguing men would view it as a right, not a favor, if women choose to exercise the vote.
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Oregon
Portland Telegram
Impudent Song About Fashion's Fatal Toll
A Chicago News item laments a countesslike display of dress, noting sable, calfskin, and silk as costly symbols of vanity. The verse mocks the spending of lives for beauty and asks whether such pride justifies homicide by society’s standards.
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Jeds
Indy
Paselne Fair
Chicago News
Municipal ownership lesson from Morrisville Vermont
Morrisville Vermont, a town of about fifteen hundred, carved a municipal lighting plant sixteen years ago. It expanded the facility to supply heat light and power to nearby towns. The venture has been profitable enough to cover debts and fund the water system, earning praise and challenging big city elites.
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San Francisco Examiner
Morrisville
Vermont
Cardus Worked Like A Charm In Womanly Troubles
Jonesville South Carolina resident Mia J G Kendrick shares a testimonial about Cardus a plant based remedy for womanly weakness and disease. After severe illness and hospital operations she reports improvement and renewed ability to work. The ad encourages trying Cardul and contacting the Medicines Company in Chattanooga for a free advisory booklet.
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Jonesville
S. C
Mia
J. G. Kendrick
Cardus
Cardul
Citys pay tribute to major trusts harming citizens
Local accounts describe idle wealth in savings banks and bonds while cities continue to pay tribute to the electric trust, gas trust, traction trust, and other powerful trusts that prey upon their vitals, signaling widespread consumer burden and concern.
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Electric
Traction
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Pendleton
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Matt Ity
Eis Mai
Mall
Lely
Deily
Gally
Carrier
Eelly
Dally
Carter
Remi
United Areas Association
Tendleton
Hankow
Boston Transcript
Commission Government
Lostetter
Celebrat
Cardui
MN. B
Ladies' Advisory Dept, Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
Sue
Baltimore American
East End Grocery
John Dyer
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard
J. A. Borie Lumber Phone Company
Props
St. George
GEO, Darveau, Proprietor
Pendleton's Popular Gentlemens Resort
Anheuser-Busch
Budweiser
Old Crow
ST. Paul’s
Nettie M. Galbraith
DR. Gray
Bowman
Oregon Motor CO
E. Court ST
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
Draggiata
Ebern Oregon
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