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CENSUS SHOWS Oregon Gained 62.7 Percent Population
The census shows Oregon up 62.7 percent in ten years with Portland leading growth. Willamette Valley counties such as Clackamas Marion and Lane added thousands, while Crook Grant and Umatilla show strong gains tied to railroads irrigation and bonanza farming. Eastern Oregon lags where development is lacking. growth likely hinges on railroad and irrigation expansion.
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Oregon
Portland
Willamette Valley
Clackamas
Marion
Lane
Jackson County
Coos County
Coos
Medford
Eastern Oregon
Crook County
Umatilla
Baker County
Union County
Baker
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Grant County
Portland's Folly in Saloon Regulation Debate
The Portland council drafts a rigid ordinance punishing a minor who tries to buy liquor, prompting warnings that limiting the act to advertising could fuel home rule repeal campaigns two years ahead. The measure is seen as a broad regulatory approach rather than a narrow fix.
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Portland Council
Portland urged to clean up wet year fallout
Saloonmen press miners to not testify amid fear of punishment. Portland must pursue a true cleanup to keep the city wet. Home rule adoption and statewide repeal efforts show mixed results. In Umatilla county ten percent abstained on liquor questions, reflecting dry tendencies. Lower saloon vote tallies suggest future fights unless firm regulatory steps are taken in two years.
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Portland
Umatilla County
First Umatilla Morrow poultry show sparks Eastern Oregon interest
The inaugural poultry show drew astonished crowds and proved the region's poultry industry substantial. Observers learned poultry raising is a science not haphazard, boosting optimism for a larger exhibit at the next show and greater county consolidation.
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Umatilla-Morrow County
Oregon
Umatilla
Morrow
Fraternal Religion Sermon Highlights Elk Creed
Judge L T Harris delivered the Pendleton Elks memorial doctress praising Elks creed. He urged right conduct through service to God and fellowmen, stating no man errs who follows Elkdom teachings. Ben Adham's name leads the rest.
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Pendleton Elks
L. T. Harris
Elkdom
Ben Adham
Diaz peace overtures signal unsettled Mexican revolution
The note that Diaz seeks peace with insurgents suggests the Mexican revolution remains active. It implies Mexicans may tolerate the Diaz dynasty no longer and seek a new president. In tropical nations a new leader often seizes power, then faces exile or execution when ousted.
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Diaz
Mexico
Irish home rule sparks arms race and revolt fears
For centuries the Irish seek home rule now facing a possible gain. Orangemen arm and prepare to revolt, while the Irish cannot have a fight for one reason they will for another.
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Orangemen
Pendleton orchard ships five carloads of apples this season
The article notes Pendleton's involvement in horticulture by mentioning that five carloads of apples were shipped this season from an orchard adjacent to the city. This fact highlights local agricultural activity and the scale of production near Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Question on GMs Driving Pay Demands for ICC Review
The inquiry speculates whether general managers initiated higher pay demands to influence the Interstate Commerce Commission. It notes the potential strategic aim to press concerns before regulatory scrutiny and the possible signaling effect to the ICC.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Campaign Promises On Liquor Control Need Action
After a campaign promising strict liquor control, officials must now implement the pledged measures. The public awaits concrete steps and timely enforcement from authorities to fulfill the platform.
Bridge playing blamed for mental breakdown in Philadelphia woman
The Bolse Statesman reports a Philadelphia woman labeled insane after a bridge game episode. Court testimony noted misplays and forgotten trump, but experts question linking bridge to insanity, suggesting nerves or excess card play may accompany stress without proving a causal breakdown.
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Philadelphia
Bolse
Mother Goose Up To Date Parody At Court
A playful verse parodies traditional nursery rhymes and mocks a court scene. It references a spy capturing bar keepers, bail skipping, and a missing fiddler barred for lacking a union card, with prohibition era W C T U influences.
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Mother Goose
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Fall and Winter Irrigation Observations
W H Schoneck of Homedale Idaho describes successful fall and winter irrigation in Colorado and Idaho. He reports irrigating 80 acres of oats in fall, then corn next year without water during growth, yielding exceptional corn. He notes soil type and moisture preservation effects, advising irrigation in fall to saturate ground and trigger capillary moisture in spring for drier seasons, with benefits for orchards and early-maturing crops.
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W. H. Scthoneck
Homedale
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Colorado
Idaho
Caldwell
Bolse Statesman
December 5 history highlights across centuries
On this day notable events span 1683 expulsion of eupeles from England by royal order. 1784 death of Phyllia Peters in Boston noted for African heritage and Latin knowledge. 1804 South Carolina legislature rejects slave import ban by one vote. 1860 South Carolina convention election results favor secessionists. 1864 Congress convenes second session of the thirty-eighth Congress in Washington. 1868 collision of steamships United States and America near Cincinnati with 72 lives lost. 1874 Brooklyn theater fire during The Two Orphans kills over 300. 1901 Gebel accuses wartime policy in Germany. 1909 Cannon rule-change era begins as opposition to Speaker Cannon grows.
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Boston
George Washington
South Carolina
William Hawes
Royal Humane Society
Washington
United States
America
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Herr Gebel
Germany
Cannon
A Pleasant Delusion Inspires Hair Requests
A venerable white haired man received several requests from young women for a lock of his hair and complied with pleasure. Soon his wife was alerted by a note asking for a small lock to help "girls" make hair flowers, following a trend of collecting white hair for Illes of the valley.
A Man Seeks Competent Wife In Odd Expectations
A columnist quotes a man describing a capable wife as someone who can turn leftover veal into chicken salad and an old lace curtain into a ball gown demonstrating a humorous yet dated view of domestic skill.
Bitters Cure Promises Relief From Digestive Ailments
A short course of Bitters banishes stomach distress and prevents smothering spells heartburn belching bloating and vomiting by toning the digestive system and aiding digestion and assimilation of food. Try a bottle.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for Stomach and Liver Ailments
An old advertisement proclaims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for stomach, liver and bowel ills, colds, grippe and malaria. It urges readers to refuse substitutes and imitations.
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