Newberg Graphic reports on Oregon beet sugar factory push
The Rural Northwest notes first beet sugar factory sites in Oregon with La Grande Medford Newberg Myrtle Creek and others in contention Tests of beet quality and long term growing prices are needed. Miss Hattie George of Middleton wins public school essay on apple growing and will be published next week in Hillsboro Independent.
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Tongue Departs for Washington Amid Farewell By Neighbors
Congress man Tongue left Hillsboro for Washington City last Friday afternoon. He was escorted from the station by a large group of neighbors and the Hillsboro Reed and Cornet band. Cheers and band music marked the departure as his train pulled away. He continued to Portland the same evening and planned a stop in New Orleans before reaching Washington on Saturday the 15th.
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Provident McKinley Cabinet Members Snapshot
The cabinet list includes John Sherman from Ohio as Secretary of State, Lyman J. Gage of Illinois as Secretary of the Treasury, Russell A. Alger of Michigan as Secretary of War, Joseph McKenna of California as Attorney General, James A. Gary of Maryland as Portmaster-General, John D. Long of Massachusetts as Secretary of the Navy, Cornelius N. Bliss of New York as Secretary of the Interior, and James Wilson of Iowa as Secretary of Agriculture. The note asks to memorize and set aside this roster for later reference.
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Lyman J. Gage
Illinois
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Joseph McKenna
California
James A. Gary
Maryland
Navy
John D. Long
Massachusetts
Interior
Cornelius N. Bliss
New York
Agriculture
James Wilson
Iowa
Editorial note on Galveston as a growing southern hub
Describes Galveston as an island city reachable by rail bridges, a major cotton port with ongoing harbor deepening, and a cosmopolitan southern town attracting visitors from northern railroads. Observes easy access for delegates and welcomes newcomers, noting the Texas battle ship Texas visiting the harbor.
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Galveston Trip Reflects Local Color and Shipyard Hopes
The writer notes Galveston blends old southern scenes with American progress, describing Negro work patterns and views on the race question. Also recaps a National Editorial Association visit, the Texas battleship arrival, Alamo reenactments, cowboys in town, and shell banks used for walks and ballast along bayfront roads.
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Presidents recommendation for currency commission urged
The Baltimore plan Carlisle bill Springer II Waller bill and others fail to harmonize. The President’s push for a currency commission is urged to unify divergent proposals and deliver a complete, expert crafted monetary system ready for congressional consideration.
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Cabinet Team Focuses On Work Not Display
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss President Mel Kintey's Cabinet as a working group, not for show. Mentions Secretary Sherman born before TiO and Secretary McKenna born after 1340, with six others born between 10 and 1810. References a veteran involved since the birth of the Republican party and forty-two years in Congress.
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Cabinet for practical work and friends of the President
The article discusses the new cabinet selections highlighting Senator Sherman, Mr Gage, General Alger, Judge McKenna, Gov. Long, Mr Gary and Professor Wilson. It praises their experience in Congress, state leadership, and professional achievements, deeming the cabinet fit for practical administration and loyal to the President.
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Missing Meadow Lake hunter found after freezing trek
Walker, working near Meadow Lake, wandered from his party amid heavy snow. Lost on Bald Mountain, he followed wrong directions, crossed Nestucca River, waded through icy water, and endured four days without food before rescue near the Tillamook road. A. L. Stevens departed for Washington Tuesday to attend farming business.
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