Inland Empire Wheat Outlook and Regional Activities
Reports from Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana indicate the Inland Empire wheat crop will total about 65 million bushels the largest on record in 15 eastern Washington counties. The federal report notes winter wheat 421 441 and spring wheat 842 000 acres with 98 and 07 percent yields. Municipalities plan abroad ads to attract settlers and colonization agents as the Panama Canal era opens with celebrations statewide.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Inland Empire
Federal Corp
Northwest
For Sale or Trade: Five Acres Near Freewater Oregon
An advertisement offers five acres near Freewater Oregon with a six room house, fruit trees, and proximity to Sunnyside station. Due to the owner’s Fall Creek business and a family departure, the seller seeks easy terms or trade, price listed as 2000. A.T. Brewer Fallcreek reg.
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Freewater
Oregon
Sunnyside Station
Church
Fallcresk
Ore
Portland
Lence
Price
A.T. Brewer
Fallcreek
Reg
Singing Cliffs and Roaring Sands Across the World
Harper's Weekly reports on musical nature from the Pyrenees to the Orinoco and Hawaii. Cliffs emit plaintive tones like harps as wind and rock fissures create organ pipe effects. A Hawaiin sand bank sounds like a melodeon when moved, and similar natural echoes are cited from granite cliffs near rivers.
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Pyrenees
Hawa
Orinoco
Rio Meta
Humboldt
Orlioco
Hawai
Harper's Weekly
Ill Matched Pair Carlyles In Memorably Turbulent Life
Excerpted from Lady Mor’s Memories on Thomas and Jane Carlyle notes their volatile union. She depicts Jane as a restless, jealous woman while Carlyle shows fierce devotion yet limited affectionate display. The fragment cites beliefs in physiognomy and ends with reflections from Prom Adventures in London.
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Thomas
Jane Carlyle
Carlyles
Passton
Carlyle
Neki
Mistake by Dumas Over a Cloak Tip Incident
Biographical sketch recounts Alexandre Dumas reacting to a 50 centimes servant tip at a soirée. A millionaire offers 100 francs to replace it, Dumas refuses, saying the other gentleman made the mistake. The tale highlights Dumas’s disdain for avarice and his wit in turning the moment to a jab at misjudgment.
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Alexandre Dumals
Harry A. Sporr
Dumas
Prinas
Milionaire
Shakespeare In France Foreword and Quotation Tale Note
A garbled clipping reports on Shakespeare in France with a misquoted line and an aside about a tale from a publication called Tele. It references Pragtitte and Pragin with incomplete wording and mentions a quote from A Woman's Compliment and remarks from Washington Herald and Ladies' Home Journal about hair shade and headaches.
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France
Lance
Washington Herald
Not Golden. The power of speech is a gift
The excerpt asserts speech as a rare innate gift to humanity, noting its potential to convey truth or essence and suggesting it as one of the world’s grandest abilities, despite teasing with a humorous or critical tone.
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Johnson
James F. Ballard
T. Louis
FOLEY
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Cremicat Co
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James Coffee
Raymond
Missouri
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