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Newspaper
Heppner Weekly Gazette
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1889
Page
1
Lot 66192 offers a fair burn and good residence lot with 66 by 192 feet, one story house, well, and fence. A 1200 acre ranch features running water, good out range, two houses, 400 acres fenced, irrigable land, good barn, and range control. Corner Lot 650 by 109 in a good neighborhood is also listed with a price of 250 dollars and mentions of irrigation and cottage-style dwellings.
The address argues seven common school studies fail to build public intelligence, condemns overemphasis on reading spelling and arithmetic, and warns that grammar geography and writing were tools born of historical needs rather than refined syllabi. It urges education to focus on discipline knowledge and life activities.
The passage traces the evolution from hieroglyphics to letters, stressing that reading and writing are essential first studies. It argues that mastering Rand ing, writing and spelling opens knowledge, and that education must also cultivate thrift honesty benevolence justice and purity of life as moral development.
A medical admonition argues doctors err by diagnosing without direct patient examination and warns that many diseases originate in kidneys. It promotes Warner's Safe Cure as essential when kidney illness is suspected to prevent progression of consumption and other ailments.
A fragmented dialogue shows Mrs. G and Mr. Smith discussing a boy named Tommy during a geography lesson. The text reflects garbled speech and classroom interaction about people in the out Tale and distinctions between men and women.
The James River Valley from Yankton to Jamestown spans 300 miles as a rich artesian well district. Wells in Aberdeen and Redfield exhibit high pressures, ample supply, and extensive waterworks systems enabling city pumping, fire protection, and sewerage handling with minimal fuel and maintenance costs.
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