Pacific coast sheep breeders dominate Pendleton scene
Local Portland Oregonian edition notes heavy activity in Pendleton breeder trade. Montana Wyoming Idaho buyers are on the ground seeking choice lots. Breeders tout the big heavy merino stock as top quality, selling for higher prices with greater profits.
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Amatille
Pacific Coast
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Arbor Day Ode on Trees and Reverence
Poem fragment praising trees and nature. Imagery of majesty and dawn, invoking God and Saint Nazareth. Calls for heed, love, and courage to cherish creation. ends with a reflective, prayerlike tone. Joaquin Miller style tribute to woodland serenity and human humility.
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Nazareth
Joaquin Miller
A Faith That Urges Men to Serve and Die
Rav. Robert Whittaker declares a creed that seeks active service over perpetual bliss. It values willing sacrifice for others, strength and freedom, and rejects fear of punishment or laziness in the face of present hell. It urges action to prevent moral failure and cowardice.
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Walt
Robert Whittaker
Vision of Umatilla as future rich orchard land
Article extols Umatilla County climate and soil as superior to Los Angeles for semi tropical crops. It notes 14 extra days of growing season, promising vast development, tourism, and homesteads as irrigation projects advance. Writer invokes divine planning and predicts Columbia River may aid reclamation.
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Syria
Thomas H. Livaat
Department of Agriculture
Unymiilla
Salle
Los Angeles
Yukon
Tritary
Oregon
Umatilla county's high demand for young sheep boosts births
Umatilla county breeders face pressure as neighboring states Wyoming Montana and Washington offer better wool yields and lure producers with crossbreeding. Local herds see competition for young ewes to improve stock, amid limited fleece output this year.
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Wyoming
Montana
Washington
Umatilla County
Umatillan
American Dream Push to Canada and Mexico
The piece contrasts dreams of wealth in Canada with adventures in Mexico, urging Americans to consider Canada for quick wealth through land and rising values. It notes language and customs barriers in Mexico, while praising Canada as closely aligned with American habits. It highlights government accountability through public examiners of accounts, citing savings from preventing errors and corruption in Oregon and Wyoming.
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Mexico
Canada
Mexia
Jkmanana
Oregon
Harry B. Henderson
Cheyfane
Wyoming
Pendleton
Portland
Publi
Mainy
Wheeler County
Baker County
Astor and the Poet Bond Over Wealth and Friendship
John Jacob Astor and Fitzgreene Halleck formed a close companionship in a Pine Street office with Halleck later serving as clerk Walidek for 47 years. Halleck quipped about wealth while Astor granted him an annuity of $290 in his will, a gesture that amused New York society.
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John Jacob Astor
Busine
Halleck
Astor
New York
Winds of the South in Victoria Hormanin’s Book
Verse from Book of the Royal Blue extols sweet winds from the south that soothe a desert of breath and call tenants back to Nature's gifts. It contrasts cold winds North and rain-swept West with the comforting South wind urging return and courage through the mockingbird song.
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Tia
Gome
Victoria A. Hormanin
Cannon’s Dinner With Farmer Sparks Dining Debates
Speaker Cannon, famed for green corn meals, dines with an Illinois farmer at Arlington. The visitor asks the cost of board, Cannon replies six dollars a day. Montana’s new state normal school at Dillon gains approval for a building project costing about 56000 dollars.
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Arilog- Hron
Illinois
Carmén Nied
Fammer
Arlington
Choy Jnon
Joe
Montana State Normal School
Dillon
Cure For The Blues From Pinkham Medicine Ad
A health ad notes a woman’s blues tied to female troubles and urges Lydian E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure. It cites Mrs Ross Adams of Louisville Ky endorsing the remedy and invites readers to write Mrs. Pinkham in Massachusetts for advice.
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Lydian E. Pinkham
Ross Adams
12Th ‘Street
Louisville
Iate
Roger Hanson
U.S.A
Mrs. Pinkham
Pinkham
Summer Terrors and the Itch That Fades With S. S. S.
A Cincinnati area reader details years of eczema and tetter, reading about summer skin afflictions in 1865 and 1895, then credits S. S. S. with curing symptoms within a month and preventing relapse. Testimonials from W. P. Brus of Kansas City and Mrs. L. B. Jackson of Kansas City support efficacy, asserting blood purification as key and praising the vegetable remedy from The Swift Specific Company of Atlanta.
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Crtvy
S.S
HE Swift
Atlanta
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