Government Strikes and Cultural Debates Across the Nation
The text argues that government control of railroads is needed due to striking workers among federal employees. It notes convicts at the Wal la Walla penitentiary producing grain sacks, and mentions James F. Tipton's pardoned case as a caution about circumstantial evidence. It condemns anti Sunday closing petitions and praises American customs over foreign practices, warning against immigration and societal decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastinaros
Walla Walla
Congress
America
U S Commissioner Marries Tatha On National Celebration
Public education debate rises as educators discuss a new patriotic plan. A male set receives earnest consideration and influential educators favor a daily ceremony of exercises alongside observed anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Tatha
Columbian Celebration Seen as Bridge to Patriotism
In discussing the Columbus Day observances, Dr. W. T. Harris argues for a broad patriotism tied to world history and Christian brotherhood. He favors yearly national ceremonies over daily school rituals to avoid self glorification and narrow patriotism, urging schools to lead historical study and appropriate readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. W. T. Harris
United States Commissioner of Education
America
Old Orchard Tactics Baffle Decay By Timely Pruning
A clipped Santa Maria Times note describes Woods of Cat Canyon curing orchard trouble by pruning apples after harvest and during leaf fall. He finds wood healing without harm to trees, warning that pruning errors before spring can worsen decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Maria
Woods of
Cat Canyon
Lebe
Pebriany
Morel Ti
Route to Cedar Rapids Describes Health of Grain and Economy
The writer travels from Mirweupoolia to Cedar Rapids by river and describes abundant grain, fair land, and clear waters. Prices are favorable with loans around six to seven percent, while farmers face lower prices and wet weather. The text notes delayed corn ripening and general economic strain, ending with a final remark about The Masaka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CeKaroos
Mirweupoolia
Great Albert Sea
Cedar Rapids
Tienda
Oregon
Dewa
Thie State
Minnesota
Kickapoo Remedies Touted By Satisfied Users
The brief notes recount two testimonials from Oregon and McMinnville areas dating 1892 and 1802. One speaker claims rheumatism and a shoulder injury improved after using Kickapoo Indian Sagwa and Indian Oil. Another author asserts relief from piles after trying Kickapoo Indian Salve and Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hjiunsnono, Or
Dean Sin
J.T. Wises
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Boots Shoes
Newberg
Rand
Lodd
Newberg Graphic
Publisiers
FE. H. Woopwakip & Orn
C. Eating
James Whitcomm Riley
Philonply
Mateo Clos
Tallus Argu
Dalkio
Stark
Justeo
James F. Tipton
Oskaloosa
Yearly Meeting of Friends Church
Friends Church
J. Hl. Douglas
FE. Jessup
California
Thereta
B.C. Miles
Ife
Indianapolis
Jessup
Ue. A. W
Rica
Dkiyton News
Leptee FY
H. Wooleww
O. C. Wright
J. M. Wright
General
Newberg and Vicinity
Destruc
Titelingan
Leon Sorrrai
Main Street
Woodward, Clarke &Co
Portland
AEW Millinery
Lamb & Woodward
Libor
Morris, Miles & Co
National Remedy Co
David W. Martin
Newbery
Mary Hodson
Meridian Street
Fair Grounds
Anh
Cox
First Street
Presbyterian Church
Storey
Mitchell & Clark
Proprietors of the
Enterprise
Siand
Cor
Second & Meridian Lts
H. F. Ong
PF. E. Wadley
J. K. Hunt
Hadley, Hunt & CO
A. Hodgson
Main & Dayton Streets
The
Great Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company
Tue En
Hhey
Iagwa
Highe Apoo Indian Alymato 9 Company
Waa
Lowhaven
Conn
Rome
Orvilieabar
Jonas Peneralliv
Frank
Zam Hang
Wareath
Kickapoo Union
Zunis
Limos
Kansas
Berriory
Charles Bigelow
Texas
Virie Joe
Rieview
DPPC
Cultus
Vicks
Bueva
TV Eke
Cera
EW Furniture Store
Calkins’ Old Stand
Flint & Center Street
R . . Paalatin
A. J. Wali
Oswehgo
Asinid
Agelite
W. T. Macy
Orhedgon
Makis & Cheat
Sia
Ko. Steston
Lacksmit
J. G. Biermann
Clacksmittog
J.B. Heston
Veridian Street
Newberg Wood Yard
Sam
Wilson's Grocery
Walter Stratton
Piare
Chew
Duratna
Priota
Asa
Ekruger
C. Coa
Gmoalmer
East Side
C. H. Powell
Center Street
Crega
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