Oregon News Co keeps Daily East Crescent on sale
The Daily East Crescentanle is kept on sale at the Oregon News Co in Portland Oregon. Morrison rest and Poteet News announce a OR area service with a one year and multiple months subscription plan through mall or carrier options. Washington DC bureaus and a fourteenth Street address appear in the notice.
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Protect the Settlers in Furnish Irrigation Project
The article urges a speedy settlement of a litigation between W. J. Furnish and Inland Irrigation and Dr. H. W. Coe, head of the colonization company, to avoid harming settlers. It praises the project’s land, water supply from Horse Shoe Curve, and its expected productivity and population support, urging both sides to protect investors.
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Winter Short Course At Oregon State College Corvallis
Three backers support a farmers short course at Oregon State College Corvallis starting January 2 for six weeks. Open to anyone over 16 with no tuition or entrance exams. Last year 600 attended. this year capacity doubles. Courses aid practical farmers in intensified farming and horticulture.
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Ackerman Calls For Stronger Supervision Of Teachers
State Superintendent J. H. Ackerman argues that if city teacher supervision is good then national supervision should be better, urging broader oversight across country educators in a public statement. He frames oversight as essential to educational quality and consistency nationwide.
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County School Supervision Calls for Reform at Court House
Addressing county school directors at a Saturday meeting, the speaker urged stronger supervision of country schools. He noted current system flaws in Oregon County where superintendents are officials, not managers, lacking authority to hire or fire teachers and visiting schools only once yearly. The proposal suggests clerical duties moved to a clerk while the county superintendent becomes a true executive.
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Pendleton plan praised for strict saloon regulation
The Pendleton council adopted a rigid saloon ordinance praised by the Oregon Journal. It sets a 1200 dollar annual license, bans blinds or screens, restricts to a single team, and forbids loitering. The plan aims for strict enforcement and mirrors broader liquor traffic reform.
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Keep It Near Home War Vibe Cites Far East Risks
Dr. H. W. Coe sues W. J. Furnish for 1.4 million dollars. The case hints at U S military reach and the notion of defending the flag overseas versus staying close to home. Furnish is expected to answer the complaint and be thanked for the compliment.
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Population surge and Seattle expo fuel Oregon comparison
Over a decade Washington added about 623000 residents, almost matching Oregon's population. Some visitors attributed the rise to Seattle residents profiting from the exposition, a view common at the time.
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Saloonmen Urged to Shop Early for New Licenses
Saloon operators are warned under the new ordinance to look before they leap and shop early to secure licenses, with advice to obtain what they need promptly and avoid delays.
War Department Adds Three McClurg Military Works
Maor H Sargent stationed in the Provost announces that Napoleon Bonaparte first campaign the Marengo campaign and the Santiago de Cuba campaign will be included in the list of books available for issue to the organized militia. Published by A C McClurg the Cuban campaign book is hailed as a definitive history and text.
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Kinney Couple to Paint Spain Scenes for New Ibanez Translation
Troy and Margaret West Kinney, renowned New York artists, will winter in Spain for recreation and study while executing a commission for A. C. McClure & Co. They will create a series of paintings illustrating Vicente Blasco Ibanez's Sangre y Arena for McClurg, to accompany an English translation by Mrs. Charles. The works are expected to be a major artistic event in the coming publishing season.
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Blood of the Arena Book by Frances Lummis Translator
Frances Lummis, a high ranking translator from the Spanish, will have her rendering approved by Senora Banes. The book will be released under the title Blood of the Arena.
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Washington Rounds Up 1912 Political Scene
Reports say Uncle Joe Cannon is laid up amid taft era tariff and canal debates. Roosevelt's 1912 bid looms as New York Democrats warn of a deal with Taft or La Follette wing, while Rhode Island sees Lippitt vs Colt for Aldrich’s seat. Wilson in New Jersey pushes to end boss systems and inject new blood into the Democratic Party.
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A Humorous Tale Through Ages From Puck
The piece traces a joking story told across eras from ancient Karnac to Hellas and Rome, noting how audiences react and how the tale shifts with time. It mocks the idea of universal laughter while recounting a single anecdote retold by Belinda and others, reflecting social mood.
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Blood of the Arena a Spanish Bullfighting Novel
Important notice states Messie A C McClurg plans fall 1911 publication of Thila translated by Frances Douglas of Senor Vicente Ibanez Ibanez’s great bullfighting tale. Mrs Lummis renders Ibanez’s work, titled The Blood of the Arena, with full color illustrations by Troy and Margaret West Kinney.
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Funston's Close Call From Frontiers Ballads Excerpt
Gen Frederick Funston describes near miss at cannon fire while under fire aboard Cayo Hueso It recalls the 19th century frontier spirit and the harsh realities of siege action in a December Serb ner excerpt. The passage is followed by a brief note praising the accompanying book for boys with frontier tales and Indian life.
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Westward writers rise with promising Joseph Mille Hanson
Literary note praises Joseph Mille Hanson as a rising regional writer. His first work about a year ago, The Contrist of the Mimours, covers settlement of Whites in the Missouri River Valley and chronicles the Whites versus Indians. This fall Hanson adds two books to his credit, signaling his growing output.
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Three Forces in the Republican Situation in 1912
John Lathrop analyzes the 1912 Republican split among Roosevelt Taft and La Follette. He notes Taft’s attempts to harmonize progressives with standpatters fail, predicting an inevitable clash that will decide control of the party and the movement for popular government beyond individual leaders. The piece reflects Progressive momentum from Oregon and Wisconsin.
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Literary Notes with Mesers A C McClures Co
Literary notes mention Mr Charlee Carver known for dramatization of Evins At the Moerey of Tiberius. scripts by Hind Jarrien and Chas BE Walk and WIL Diliibridge. Mr Garver to collect books in order and premiere in spring.
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