Steady growth noted in Pacific Coast news items
A broad Pacific Northwest summary reports steady growth signals from Pendleton summer school enrollments and rising agricultural outputs in Umatilla and Adams counties. It notes a fatal river accident near Portland, a mining wagon rollover near Olalla, a morphine poisoning in Oakley Green, and a large prospective wheat harvest with substantial county and industry activity including hop pricing and horse meat orders from Paris.
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Wheat Market Outlook Mixed With Danube Harvest Fears
Weekly market letter notes fragile wheat demand and potential price gains as recent weeks show tentative upside. It cites large consumer interest in fresh delivery from harvest, warns Danube region harvests may worsen with Austria Hungary likely to import, and lists current prices for wheat, flour, oats, barley, hay, dairy, poultry, potatoes, wool, and meat across regions.
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Indians No Good as Soldiers in Early History
A garbled discourse describes Native American soldiers, their enlistment struggles, and shifting attitudes toward discipline and service. It notes tensions between tribes and colonial authorities, criticisms of military conduct, and references to early campaigns, culminating in fragmented anecdotes about leadership, discipline, and sociopolitical conflict. The piece intermixes unrelated vignettes and odd diversions, including a lengthy aside on a dragon horn trumpet invention and a Berlineer Ruduale reference.
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Girls Learn How to Row at Wells College Crew
The Wells College crew faces Cornell in intercollegiate rowing as the team trains to improve. Coaches anticipate a strong season with the young rowers showing growth and readiness for spring competition in Ithaca.
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Sacred running oxen of Ceylon praised as curiosities
Howall Oren notes a breed of cattle in Ceylon called the sacred running oxen. They are among the smallest of the ox family yet notable for dwarf stature and unusual appearance. The zoologist’s term highlights their peculiar traits within domesticated animals.
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