Mission and people in Alaska and Tyrol opera
A 1908 Alaska mission report praises the Friends and Salvation Army influence, native reverence, and home life of the village led by Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith and Jay Mills. It notes growing mission work, Sunday meetings, and the hope the center expands to uplift natives, followed by a Tyrolean Queen opera announcement with seating details.
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Friends Mission
Salvation Army
Friends Church
Allen Smith
Jay Mills
Newberg
Anna Vinca Russell
United States
When We Plant the Tree We Plant a Nation
Henry Abbey’s lines echo how planting trees grows ships houses and symbols of a future nation. The poem links arbor life to shipbuilding homes and the flag, framing trees as seeds for progress and daily comforts.
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Henry Abbey
When the Green Gets Back on the Trees by Riley
Poem celebrates spring awakening with lines about sap rising bees buzzing and old springtime scenes. Narrator recalls working in the fields and enjoying lazy days as nature returns to life.
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Stearns Sabpie
Phat
Jes
Gita
James Whitcomb Riley
Alaska Declared the Golden North of Vast Resources
A view portraying Alaska as a majestic land of wealth and mystery with vast resources, once seen as a polar bear homeland with icebergs, now described as a wonderful great country with much to learn about its extent.
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Alaska
The
Golden North
Cake or Fulton Which Republicans Should Choose for Senator
The article analyzes the April primary race for United States Senator, considering Governor Chamberlain on the Cake platform and the potential June election impacts. It argues Cake or Fulton must concede in April, outlines political crosscurrents over direct election, and warns Chamberlain would lose a clear platform if Cake secures the nomination.
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Cake
United States Senate
Fulton
Placin Fulton
Chamberlain
Blicans
R. Cake
United States
Corvallis Gazette
Gov. Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Mr. Cake
Senate
Watch Cleaning Suggests Regular Servicing
The passage urges keeping watches clean and well oiled to prevent wear and loss of accuracy. It notes grit and dried oil cause pivots to grind, recommends cleaning and oiling every eighteen months, and promises factory-quality disassembly, cleaning, assembly, and precise regulation for optimal performance.
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Arbor Day Gems
Morris
Raina
Rake
Duncan's Hall
Carrick
Duncan
Kake
Newberg Jeweler
Postoffice
Rea
Suttings
Hodson I3ros
Hodson Biros
P. S
Wright & White
Oliver
Portland Seed Company
Northwest
Vincent Feed.& Imp. CO
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