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Bolta’s Gate Opens With Thought and Command
A narrator declares mastery over a vast treasure house of knowledge through power of thought and skill. Bolta will retreat as doors swing wide at the speaker’s command, revealing every age, battle, victory, and wonder.
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Ill-timed censure of forest policy by sheepmen opposed
The East Oregonian argues that condemning the president’s forest reserve and range policy is ill timed and unfortunate. It contends sheepmen push high tariffs and seek to overturn timber and water safeguards, while farmers and irrigationists need conserved resources for the future. It urges government control and drastic measures to preserve timber and water sources.
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East Oregonian
Letter from Texas town notes Pendleton similarities
An East Oregonian excerpt describes a Texas town resembling Pendleton in many ways. The author, a young man now not in the city council, recalls visiting four years ago and observes how most early pioneers have left the town in disgust, implying Pendleton could gain insights from their experience.
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Toward Progress Lifts a Texas Town from Decline
A town that faced ruin when gambling closed and old-timers fled saw revival after paving, a new city hall, water system, sewers, and good roads drew new residents. Old pioneers departed, but new blood spurred growth, schools stayed strong, and the town became a thriving, moral community as banks in New York showed cautious surplus after months of tight money.
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New Blood
Texas
Sheriff Shute Opens Ball for Prohibition in Morrow County
Sheriff E M Shutt of Morrow County calls for statewide prohibition in the county urging voters to dry up after June. The East Oregonian notes his stance could reflect a broad local sentiment and predicts Morrow may become dry, as quiet communities face liquor traffic related disturbances.
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Fifty Ways to Get Rich and the Value of Contentment
An advertising circular titled Fifty Ways to Get Rich argues there is only one true path to wealth contentment. It contrasts material wealth with inner happiness, asserting that a contented mind, a simple home, and loving companionship define real riches beyond dollars. The author criticizes society’s dollar standard and links wealth to serenity, health, and longevity.
When Will Panic Cease Declares Boise Capital News
The Boise Capital News argues panic remains a national worry and blames big New York banks for the lingering malaise. It notes approximately 100 million dollars in gold shipped from Europe and warns that most of it will need to return, burdening the West as the money debts unfold.
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Boise Paper
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Europe
The Protest From The Silent Land
Three zone ghosts Speak from the grave in protest. A strong man born of life unfinished laments dying too soon. A mother mourns the child she could not save and clings unseen to the living. An infant yearns for Earth’s paths it never walked, imagining a life that might have been. Bert Huffman
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A New Year Urges Quiet Strength and Joy
A collection of poetic lines by Henry Van Dyke and Susan Coolidge offers New Year wishes for inner strength courage light nature friendship and renewal. The verses emphasize daily beginnings facing hardship with optimism and finding peace in nature and companionship.
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Henry van Dyke
New Mexico sheep outlook and industry gains
Five million eight hundred thousand sheep and lambs were dipped in New Mexico last year, per the Bureau of Animal Industry via the Albuquerque Morning Journal. The state may surpass all others in sheep raising and wool growing, with spring forecasts showing over 5,000,000 sheep producing about 20,000,000 pounds of wool, despite potential price softness and shrinkage. A Kenora mill fire loss of 1,000,000 is noted, alongside a call for reform beginning at home.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
New Mexico
Soason
Fritz Reappointed Deputy Game Warden in The Dalles
L S Fritz of The Dalles has been reappointed deputy game warden, marking 13 consecutive years of service in the role. The office praised his long tenure and ongoing commitment to enforcement and conservation.
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New Hair Renewal Product Promises Cure All Failures
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as a scalp germicide and antiseptic to stop hair loss and thinning. It claims the formula destroys the underlying germs and offers samples by mail from The Herpicide Co. in Detroit with two sizes priced 60 cents and $1.00, via A. O. Koeppen & Bros.
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