Governor Cos of Obie and a Patchwork of Alleged Plots
A garbled national wire item reports government figures and city officials amid alleged plots, arrests, and political tensions. It mentions Governor Cos of Obie, City Controller Bamued White of Lainieello, arrests for embezzlement, and a call for elections in Virginia. The piece blends several unrelated items including a trade initiative and a local political shakeup.
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Concrete Bridge Bids Finally Awarded After Court Session
A court session settled bids for a concrete bridge near Beaver and discussed a public crossing at Idaville. Beaver Lumber Co bid for supplies, Delsman & Dolan and Vehlechan submitted bids, with Vehlechan winning the award. The Railroad Commission was urged to relocate the crossing to connect with the county road.
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Tilco Apartments For Rent In Modern Furnished Units
Furnished or unfurnished four room suites for rent in the new Masonic Block. Modern conveniences, very nicely furnished, centrally located. Prospective renters inquire at the Herald office.
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Injured Man in Fractured Thigh Receives Plaster
A man aged 45 named Haughmen suffered a fractured thigh near Webresk after a fall from a tricycle. His hip is in plaster. doctors expect recovery while a cork leg supports the right limb. Additionally, details emerge on a Dynarmite cache connected to a train robbery.
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Fishing Law Faces Test at Ta Juatee Court
Graz Catholic, a federal man recently arriving from the Sacramento River, was arrested for fishing without a license. He was found guilty, fined 50 dollars, and costs. His attorney noted an appeal to the circuit court.
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Roseburg Sets Bond Election Date
Roseburg votes to authorize $200,000 in bonds to aid railroad construction from Roseburg to Marchfield and to amend the city charter to permit an indebtedness of $5,000. Voters will also select a railroad commission.
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Pacific Highway JSS Lets Medford Construct Five Miles
The Clark Henery Construction Co has been awarded a contract to build five miles of the Pacific Highway from Ashland to Talent at about 350000. The road will be 18 feet wide with four foot shoulders and a concrete base with asphaltic macadam wearing surface. Construction starts at once and should finish early fall.
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Seaside Hosts 2500 Guardsmen and Regulars Camp
Seaside welcomes 2500 National Guardsmen from Oregon and Idaho arriving for encampment with the Twenty-first regiment of regulars from Vancouver barracks. The unit traveled the Nehalem valley route, marching about 16 miles daily from Vancouver to the plains near Seaside.
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First National Bank Farm Mortgages Cash Loans
Clear offer of money to loan on first class farm mortgages by First National Bank. Brief note outlines available loan funds and qualification emphasis on high quality farm security. Suitable for farmers seeking favorable terms.
National News Briefs Include Farm, Finance and Rights
Grevee paid 12.6 million dollars for the Gatthonsipe Mississippi and 16 million for dehy France. The four new dreadnouchis ordered but not yet built will be announced in Arieoun California Minko and Missle. Georgia and South Carolina reportedly faced a tropical climate per the geological survey. The Fiet National Bank of Union town declared a TH percent dividend to stockholders to dodge new currency limits. Wheat and corn crop projections were issued by the agriculture department. Women's rights gained in the National Educational Association with support for woman suffrage and equal pay for teachers and free vice presidency for women. Dr. David Starr Jordan elected president. Oakland chosen as next year’s meeting site.
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Business Delegation Presses Wilson on Trust Legislation
Chicago businessmen urge the president to push anti trust measures as Congress debates a bill that the Senate approved. The House passed the measure allowing disputes over surface rights to lands rich in minerals. Secretary Wilson of Labor reports emigrants to Canada are decreasing while business leaders like Henry Ford back the administration's program this session.
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Farmer Finds Gold Fragments in Ducks near Yankton
St. Helens reports farmer S Saulser living near Yankton found natural gold in eight ducks he killed. Each duck yielded small nuggets in the craw. Experts suggest there may be four pockets of placer gold on his hillside property.
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Train wreck fatality and fireman rescued at river bridge
A freight train on the Salem Falls City and Western derailed through a bridge into the Luckinmute River near Dliek. Fireman Joe Fritz was badly burned but Engineer George Falkner escaped serious injuries by staying underwater. Elks' convention plan shifts to Los Angeles as associations in Denver swap venues for the reunion.
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A reader note announces the Herald newspaper subscription option, stating the paper is delivered twice weekly and invites readers to subscribe for regular news.
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Congress Debates Philippine Independence and Reserve Board
The administration backs a bill toward Philippine independence once a stable government forms and grants Filipinos substantial domestic control. Separately, battles over Federal Reserve Board nominees Thomas Jones and Paul Warburg intensify, with Warburg’s confirmation in doubt and President Wilson backing his choice. Secretary Bryan also defends a Colombia Panama settlement treaty amid Senate opposition and Roosevelt criticism.
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Beaten Flour Adverts Amid Hazed 19th Century Copy
A fragmentary ad style clipping contrasts flour brands with an unclear push for Dement’s Hest and Blue Stem hard wheat at Lamook Feed. The garbled text hints at promotional copy and market jargon without coherent details.
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