Social Democracy Space for Leader Views in Departmen t
The Oregonian describes a proposed department to host Social Democracy views. It argues the chamber would elevate important legislation above special interests and party leaders, with minimized legislative jobs and a strong check on careless laws. Acknowledges objections from those who gain from the current system. The paper believes broad study will let the amendment prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Democracy
The
Oregonian
Henry Sumner Maine
Maine
Direct Legislation and the Oregon Initiative Debate
The essay argues for direct legislation through initiative and referendum, recounting early ridicule and current support in Oregon. It cites The Oregonian praising allowing voters to propose and vote on laws, reduce lobby influence, and ensure clear, direct policy decisions beyond party pressure.
Favorite Prescription Promised To Strengthen Weary Women
An advertisement argues the 3 Hour Day favors men not wives, urging women to use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to restore regularity, stop draining illness, heal inflammation, and boost strength. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. John Green and warns against substitutes sold by dealers, advising his Pleasant Pellets with the medicine.
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Pierce
John Green
Danville
Business Talk on Street Sparks Modest Optimism
A casual morning street chat among two businessmen and a farmer reveals light optimism about the season and crops. They discuss rain, potatoes, wagons, and business, noting activity and modest selling.
Misapprehension on Mixed Blood Property Rights Clarified
Indian Commissioner explains that citizenship status does not alter tribal property rights. The interior department notes that allotments on public domain do not apply to mixed bloods descended from an Indian woman and white father, and that tribal property rights are protected by law and treaties.
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Secretary of Interior
Interior Department
Washington
United States
Secretary of the Interior
A. C. Touner
E. A. Hrrencoer
Whooping Cough Remedy Praised by Mrs Ellen Harrison
Mrs Ellen Harrison of 300 Park Ave Kansas City Missouri writes that her two children suffered a severe bout of whooping cough with nosebleeds during paroxysms. She says Foley's Honey and Tar provided relief from the first dose and saved their lives. North Yakima Drug Store A D Sloan Prop.
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Ellen Harrison
Park Ave
Kansas City
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Bishop Jokes and Local Anecdotes Span Chester to Erie
A bishop jokes about missing luggage at Chester station, saying You must be a Dissenter. Edward Mehler of Erie recounts his lifelong stomach trouble and praise for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Mrs Newcombe comments on a new house with a church nearby and the pews arranged for sightlines.
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Chester
Edward Mehler
Union Bottling Works
Erie
Yellow Drug Store
For Sale Ten Acres North West of City
Ten acres three miles northwest of the city with six acres improved and good soil plus water right. A quick bargain if taken now. Call or write J. T. Rays Rural No. 2. 9-tf
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City
Callonor
J. T. Rays
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Oregon
Legislative Assembly
Newbro
St. Anthonry
Spano
M. C
Reginald
Freddy
Standard Oil Company
Furek
North Yakima Drug Store
Ely
Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Viavico
Alex Bowman
Frank X. Nagler
Square Meals
Yakima Avenue
Lucy
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Jos. C. Liggett
A. N. Short
Liggett & Short
Undertakers
North
Yakima
Superior Court
State of Washington
Yakima County
E. Aumiller
Henry J. Barber
H. de Volsen Pratt
Edith Pratt
Willard N. Pratt
W. P. Gurung
Wash
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