Subscription rates and Mormon church critique
A fragmented late 19th century broadcast lists subscription rates by mail and observes Mormon Church practices. The piece critiques tithing, self support, and literal Bible obedience, arguing Mormons avoid poverty through strict Mosaic law adherence and reject revised versions.
Cherries and county climate spark promotional plea
Lewiston boosters tout Vineland cherries ripening in May and urge earlier production in Hermiston and Umatilla. They cite elevation and sunshine, claim rich soils in western Umatilla county rival Vineland, and ask why not develop an early fruit section of the west. The piece notes Mormon church finances as debt free and prosperous, attributing it to strict Bible adherence.
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Pendleton Academy Seeks Pendleton College Ambition
A Pendleton Academy banquet celebrates a transformative year with cash and property totaling 326000. The gathering urges a future Pendleton College, projecting growth similar to Whitman College and envisioning Pendleton as a regional school center in eastern Oregon.
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Oregon Invitation Promises Promising Oregon Growth
A St Cloud Minnesota citizen urges settlers to move to Oregon citing cheaper land and milder climate. He promotes Oregon products like apples and blankets and notes German farmers could prosper here as sheep herders become merchants. The piece also derides Roosevelt and Harriman fandom as outdated and damaged by political upheaval.
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Oregonian
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A Little Lesson in New Thought Omnipresence Discussed
The piece explores the concept of God as Omnipresent, noting astronomers’ figures about the Milky Way and other worlds. It argues God is Spirit, present everywhere, and that humans are created in His likeness, with good and bad defined relatively.
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Heaven
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Paul
Gil
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State fair gambling ban praised by Rural Spirit
The Rural Spirit applauds moves by the Ore men state fair board to end pool selling and gambling. The paper says it would set a wholesome example and align with state law, noting that revenue concerns do not justify vice. a stray financial line mentions a $49,000 payment for a Chicago forte, unclear in context.
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