Speech on labeling laws and labor reforms in Oregon
A speaker defends H R 9832 demanding full label contents and packing year for interstate foods. He criticizes the Pure Food and Drugs Act, promotes eight hour work reforms, and pledges support for U Ren and Oregon gubernatorial candidates. He emphasizes public welfare, labor unions, and old-age pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Wiley
United Press
Newspal
U'Ren
Portland
Oregon
George
Thought on dancing and reform in a republic
A Linn ton Leader excerpt discusses personal choice in dancing, the value of civil reform proposals, and a political pledge. It notes Beecher on theater and morality, outlines campaign finances and the postal frank, and mentions Dr. McIntyre planning residence on Willamette shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
Philadelphia
Heights
Whitwood Court
Whitwood
Willamette
Linnton
Parks in St Johns A plan for city park sites
Cap Snow urges a small sanitary park system in St Johns with drainage and public access. He proposes a park commission to select suitable sites, preferably along Willamette Boulevard, to serve residents and visitors while ensuring beauty and view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
St. John
Kansas
Willamette Boulevard
Vaccination debate and park plans in St Johns
A letter by Cap. B. L. Snow argues against smallpox vaccination, calling it folly and a crime, while urging scientific reform and noting support for park development in St Johns. He discusses modern immunization concepts, critiques Jenner, and advocates Park No 1 and Park No 2 sites near the French Block and North Bank railroad. He signs as a local citizen and park voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
Oregon
Jenner
U. S
City of
North Bank
Urs
Bt Jana Yours Ol Nai
Cap
B. L. Snow
Vaccination debate over smallpox on Ohio ship
A high school vaccination meeting discussed 400 smallpox cases on the battleship Ohio with 40 deaths. Dr. White quotes Navy reports noting 22 active and convalescing cases, quarantine at Delaware Breakwater, and varioloid among crew. The speaker blasts authorities for using school closures to push vaccination, urging parental action and warning against inconsistent health policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
White
Calvin
State Board of Health
Portland
Oregon
Army and Navy
Philadelphia
Mexico
U. S
Navy Department
Guantanamo
Cuba
Delaware
Anderson
Pullic Health Service
D. H. Name
R. B.pond
A. G. Miller
J. A. B. Sinclair
A. A
U.S. Navy
Care of Overshoes for Summer Use Tips
Buy fresh overshoes not leftovers from last season. Rubber deteriorates in heat and old stock wears out fast. Cracks may be mended with adhesive plaster or rubber, then covered with thick felt at the heel for protection. Apply patent leather polish to old rubbers to restore their look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Portland News
Congress
Postal Frank
Nour
A.W. Vincent
M. D
Health official calls library closure through February thirteenth
Dr Calvin White state health officer says keep the library closed for three weeks or until about February 15th. Members are asked to return all library books via the slot in the door.
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Calvin §. White
City Council Considers Street Improvements and Water Rates
Regular council meeting presided by Magi Bredeson discusses arc light installation at Seneca and Tioait, water rate investigation with a special committee, Willamette boulevard bid review, park land offers for Mo hawk and Hartman streets, and school debate results as students prepare for next year.
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Magi Bredeson
Seneca and
Tio-|ait
Garlick
Vincent
H. E. Collier
Willamette Boulevard
Supreme Court
Allen
Woodhouse
Philadelphia
Chipman
Richmond Street
Burlington Street
St. Johns Avenue
Jeffries & Buckton
Star Sand
Haven Bros
McGinnis Brow
Andrew & Harrer
W. W. Mason
J. Hahn
Warren Construction Co
Wallownia
Hartman Street
T. A. Sweeney& Co
Star Sand Co
Notor Ital
Rd. Kilkenny
V. W. Mason
Cochran-Nutling Co
Knowles & Knowles
C.H. Boyd
Citizens’ Park Committee
Martin
Markwart
Ieland
Mohawk Street
Fessenden Street
Central Avenue
Fessenden
Swift Boulevard
Bure Street
Oihus
Waldref
Caples
Alfalfa Week Declared In Oregon Schools
The State Superintendent of Public Instruction designates the entire senior week of March as Alfalfa Week to emphasize alfalfa's importance to livestock. All Oregon schools will focus instruction on alfalfa, with lower grades using storytelling and questions and upper grades writing compositions on alfalfa and related industries.
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Grammar School
H. 8
Vernon
H. S. Gymnasium
Astoria
St. Johns
Haxel Hall
Maggie Dickie
Superort
W. Mullins
Lee
Warrenton
Bradstaudter
Seaside
Garman
Lincoln High
Anders
Washington
Stevenson
Catherine Genaman
Lulu Day
Weinle
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Oregon
Electric TM in town marks unique local product
A single electric trademark stands in Gilmore town, the only one of its kind in the area, signaling a unique local enterprise.
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Gilmore
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Mr. Lafferty
House of Representatives
Henry Ward Beecher
Cook
Stearns Allen
Catine-Markwart
Railway Commission
Commission
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