Obsolete Oregon laws spark debate on enforcement
The East Oregonian notes a flood of antiquated statutes still on the books in Oregon. It highlights bans on advertising with the American flag, exhibiting deformed persons, lobbying without disclosure, and prohibitions affecting detectives, circuses, and private policing, arguing these laws are outmoded relics cluttering codes.
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Portland
Lane
Oregon
Cameron
Ife
United States
le Thia
Candle Jones
Locke O
Walla Walla Fair Extends Open Day To Sunday
Walla Walla announces the fair will stay open Sunday night after October 1 despite earlier ads. The plan aims to draw more visitors with a sacred musical program by St. Pauls Episcopal church choir directed by Prof. A C Jackson. Whitman Conservatory of Music oversees music, pavilion exhibits remain, and races continue.
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Walla Walla
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
A. C. Jackson
Whitman Conservatory of Music
Open on Weekdays as Usual
The facility will operate with normal weekday hours, remaining open through the standard schedule. No changes to access or services are announced for regular business days.
Sainsberry & Milne Disolved. Milne Transfer Co Formed
Notice that the transfer firm Sainsberry and Milne is dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Win Milne will collect all outstanding accounts and pay all wills. The firm becomes Milne Transfer Co STANSHERRY & MILNE.
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Sainsberry & Milne
Win Milne
Milne Transfer Co
Stansherry & Milne
Pendleton Lodge No 324 Bids Applications
A terse notice invites candidates to apply to Pendleton Lodge No 324 of the T A F B for membership. The brief item signals a call to join the fraternal organization and notes the lodge number.
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Pendleton Lodge No. 324
The
Wacing War On Coffin Nails Proposal From Oregon Rep McDonald
Representative Charles McDonald of Multnomah county drafts a bill to end use and sale of tobacco products in Oregon. The measure bans manufacturing selling and giving cigarettes and related papers, with penalties up to $500 and six months in jail, allowing disposal to non-residents outside the state.
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Charles McDonald Pratts
Beaver
Oregon
Chas. McDonald
Multnomah County
McDonald
Curry County
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Constitutional Cure
Readers learn of a disease called catarrh and a claimed cure Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally targets blood and mucous surfaces to address the constitutional illness. The ad offers a $1000 reward for any cure failure and cites testimonials from V. T. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio with a promise of nationwide pharmacy availability.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Uiugglars
Ae Hink
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