Pendleton voters back school bond to fund new wing
Residents approve a bond issue to raise 106000 for school improvements including a new wing and repairs at Pendleton schools. The issue, purchased by a local bank, reflects strong local finance support and confidence in home institutions as leaders plan immediate steps and details for securing required funds.
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Pendleton Te Tertunate
Chie
Met
First National
Honda
Pendleton
Potato growers urged to form union for better market
The Weston Leader advises potato growers in the Weston Athena region to organize a potato growers union to improve sorting and preparation for market. It notes market failures from muddy and inferior stock, cites a buyer's negative experience, and recalls fruit growers unions that boosted prices and reliability.
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Weston
The
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Weston mountain pirate king of Epudswill refrains
Fragmentary text labels a figure as a genuine king of Epuds, arguing that true power depends on reliable supply sources. The passage implies scarcity will spur demand and legitimacy, but lacks clear events, names, dates, or places to anchor a fuller summary.
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Weston Mountain
Epuds
Ambassadors and tariff talk mix in a 1900s editorial
The piece criticizes the resignation of Dr. Hill as ambassador to Germany for financial reasons and defends Roosevelt for keeping him in place. It argues the problem lies with the need to fund ambassadors, not wealth or brains, and laments tariff revision and election urgency affecting political strategies.
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United States
Hill
Germany
Hu Iss
Kaiser
Roosevelt
Dr. Hill
Republic
Lawmakers Seek Another Republican on Board
During a legislative session the assembly debated appointing a new Republican member to the board. The move followed calls from regional groups to bolster party representation. The inquiry centered on Ben Olliett as the favored candidate, amid broader party power dynamics.
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Theomeives
Whter Minn jd ex tended to the branch grounds
A fragmented OCR sentence mentions extended action at branch grounds and concerns about permitting state buildings. The text references dates and locations sparsely, with unclear names and outcomes. The readable portion implies planning or authorization steps affecting state facilities at specified grounds.
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Minn Jd
Berlum
Fragmented OCR Text Notes A Tidy Phrase
The readable fragment mentions a nicer hall tide gate and winds remained eloeed, implying a partial report of a place and weather related feature with unclear details. No clear event date or named entities emerge from the fragment.
To Live Early and Find Peace in Daily Service
A reflection by Robert E Swetland in Business Philosopher about daily life. It speaks of home joys a mother with a sleeping babe, reading together, and the aim to serve others. It emphasizes simple routines and the pursuit of peace, love, wisdom, and contentment through work and family.
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Robert E. Swetland
Man and woman wear and tear debate dialogue
Griggs and Briggs discuss the idea that men waste money chasing a tear while women spend on wear. The exchange contrasts masculine folly with feminine thrift in a witty, era voice.
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Weir
Griggs
Briggs
Benjamin Tucker Birthday Sketch Remembers Journalist
Benjamin Ricketson Tucker, a journalist and sanarch 1, is celebrated today. A native of Dartmouth, Massachusetts, he was born April 17, 1954, making him 57 years old.
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Benjamin Ricketson Tucker
Sanarch
Dartamouth
Mass
Incomplete OCR Describes a Near Escape and Timbers Saving Work Crew
An unclear account notes three workers narrowly escaping injury as timbers pressed against a south wall. Foreman Cullimore and others in the building nearby witnessed the miraculous moment that left one space intact, averting a larger collapse.
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H. Cullimore
Enid
Nourad
Tucker a 19th Century Journalist and Editor in New England
The article describes Tucker trained at Friends Academy and MIT, began as an editor at Princeton Masses, led the Radical Review in New Bedford, and served on the Boston Globe staff. It notes his editorship of a charitable periodical and later work as editor and publisher at Lébert journal. He also published books on philosophy and translations of authors including John Vreud hon and Totstol.
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New Bedford
Massarchusetts Institute of Tecnology
Tucker
Princeton
Mase
Deview
Bastomn
Globe Hill
John Vreudhon
Totstol
Mirbean
Bakeunine
Fragmentary historical notes on poetry and suffrage in 17th century
The readable fragments mention Shakespeare's poem at Venus and Adonis, Puritans in London with Theophilus Biaton and Rev John Th Davenport, and a 1640 New England note granting male suffrage rights. The text blends scattered dates, places, and figures with Latin style references and604 partial phrases.
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Staones Ball
London
Theophilus Biaton
John Thavenport
Toios
New de Mayen
Conn
France
Rhine
Tiber
New England
Fragmented 19th Century Political Glimpses and Events
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Rock Island
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Germany
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Grant
Maraifield
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