Inland Empire home making and farming shift essay
Article discusses Eastern settlers in the Inland Empire forming homes on wheat and stock farms. It contrasts farm camps with permanent houses, notes improved farming land in Umatilla County, and predicts a shift to beauty and comfort in rural life. Mentions Carnegie tax, local celebrations, and Pendleton advocating a tree library.
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Euster
Oregon
Owith
Steek Ranch
Inland Empire
West
Umatilla County
Umatilla
Howe
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Alaska
Fraternity as Path to Truth Amid Supposed Commercial Law
Lavina Hart in Cosmopolitan argues that hunger for truth and applied spiritual law guides character upliftment and ethical progress through fraternity. She critiques commercial law as starving spirituality, saying money making withers finer sensibilities like a hot wind blighting a cornfield.
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tLavina Hart
Cosmopolitan
Doubled Corn Acreage Urged for Umatilla County
A. L. Craig urged farmers and stock feeders yesterday in the city to double the corn acreage in Umatilla County for this year. He argued the move would unlock local prosperity, noting favorable climate and natural advantages that favor the proposition.
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A. L. Craig
Umatilla
Under New Management Old Dutch Henry Feed Yard
L Neff formerly of Hotel Alta takes charge offering horse care stalls and corrals for horses and cattle hay and grain for sale and a chop mill in connection.
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L. Neff
Hotel
Alta
Wandering youths and Brigham Young meet in Utah tale
In a fragmentary account a Denver author meets Brigham Young during a Mormon conference in Utah. Young questions Ward about schooling and background before inviting him to settle, then recalls Ward as a prisoner and old friend from youth. The scene shifts to a Philadelphia meeting of the American Philosophical Society where thirty-six papers are to be read.
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Josiah M. Ward
Denver
Babylon
Brigham Young
Young Ward
Grant
Utah
Young
Ward
Ftnally
California
Younge
Mr Young
Dom Ward
Stokes
Literary Bulletin
American Philosophical Society
Philadelphia
Disguised Catarrh Cure Promises Relief and Restoration
An old advertisement describes a treatment using Poruna and Perina claimed to cure catarrh and related symptoms. It touts strengthened knees, restored appetite, improved digestion, and reduced waste through a course of treatment. A testimonial from a patient credits Perina with relief of side pain and general improvement after a friend’s recommendation.
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Danuve
Poruna
Harbara
Alherty
Corner
Severithia
Appleton
Wits
Perinas
Perina
Sud
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