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Pendilton
Be Thou Wise My Heart By Richard Henry Stoddard
Wisdom keeps a longer stay than wealth or land and riches fade. The poem urges steadfastness of heart and soul amid power and pride. Only goodness makes a soul strong, urging constancy beyond transient rulers and shifting fortunes.
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Richard Henry Stoddard
Good roads movement hits Oregon Washington and California
The piece notes the wave for permanent highways sweeping Oregon and Washington legislatures while California weighs a 13 million dollar highway appropriation. It contrasts Governor Gillette’s borrowing plan with the good roads association proposal, urging unity to fund and build passable year round roads. The San Francisco Examiner endorses action over talks, stressing debt methods and county state roles.
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Oregon
Washington
California
Iowa
San Francisco Examiner
Good Roads Association
Examiner
Gillette
State paying half for joint river and road projects
The text argues for state funding of half the costs for river improvement forest and irrigation projects and suggests similar financing could resolve disputes over road funding with Congress. It frames cooperation as a path to adequate appropriations and better infrastructure.
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Congress P
Growing conservation mood spurs proposals for natural resource protection
The Spokane Chronicle notes rising support for conservation and bill proposals at state legislatures and Congress. It praises moves to require private corporations to pay fair costs for privileges, protect game birds, and curb selfishness and corruption in lawmaking as natural resources near exhaustion.
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Dilla
Congress of the
United States
Spokane Chronicle
New Normal School Idea Aims Practical Teacher Training
President Black of Idaho's Lewiston normal school argues for a practical curriculum to train teachers for service rather than mere culture. He notes 4 percent of Tolaho children are in rural schools and proposes a course covering useful arts for rural homes, supplementing economic and social development alongside agricultural college efforts.
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Lewiston
Boise
Black
Tolaho
Penitonton County Loan Trial Highlights RailImpact
The text discusses a charity loan program with criteria to advance funds to worthy applicants. It notes Umuatutin county’s keen interest due to Penditon’s central railroad location, which may strand more people than other northwest points of a similar age.
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Umuatutin County
Pendieton
Instructors to Demonstrate Basketball Play at Schools
Teachers at the local high school and Weston Normal plan public demonstrations to show students how basketball should be played. The sessions aim to teach fundamentals by precept and example beyond the classroom.
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Weston Normal
Lawmakers delay on cemetery park plan
After two weeks of the current legislative session opening, no bill to convert the old cemetery into a park has been introduced. The piece notes it is high time someone acts.
Shade tree planting praised for future children
A civic remark notes that planting a shade tree today benefits future generations, earning praise from tomorrow's children. The statement frames trees as lasting, community-enhancing acts.
Umatilla County lawmakers labeled as live wires
In a concise assessment, Umatilla county's entire legislative delegation is described as a "live wire," signaling active engagement and potential political energy across the region. The remark underscores the region's dynamic political landscape and raises expectations for forthcoming policy activity.
Hitchcock Repudiates McHarg in Oregon Scout Clash
In The Nearby Press, chairman Hitchcock repudiates McHarg, declaring his day has passed and that keeping him is pointless. The piece mocks McHarg as a dead weight whose influence wanes as time passes.
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Who Knows Kurt Jay Bowernan Might Be Oregon Governor
Harvey County News speculates on Kurt Jay Bowernan a stalwart young senator from Gillam County possibly becoming Oregon governor before year end citing unlikely career arc and local interest.
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Harvey County
Kurt Jay Bowernan
Gillam County
Oregon
What He Offered in Return for the Honor Asked
A critique questions Governor Chamberlain's offer in exchange for honor, arguing he offers nothing and plays the role of a begging politician rather than a statesman. The piece recalls past prices paid for office and cites editorials from Pendleton Tribune and Weston Leader about politics, media, and local newspaper growth.
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Chamberlain
Pendleton Tribune
Tribune
Pendleton and Ker Propose Election Fair Plans
A fragment notes Pendleton and Ker discussing fairs tied to a politician's ideas of affairs, suggesting it is a personal proposal rather than official action.
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Ker
Pendleton
Governor's Message Suggests Firearm Restrictions
In the Pilot Rock Record's summary of the governor's message, a proposal appears to restrict deadly firearms. The report notes no recommendation to limit the sale of 4 red whisky, though it is said to stimulate deadly weapons sales to some extent.
Impossible promise births a pure girls league in Spokane
A Spokane article describes a planned Pudity League for girls to pledge to avoid association with boys who smoke drink or swear. It warns members who fail to uphold the pledge will become socially ruined and labeled as improper.
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Maker City Democrat
League of
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Portland street car helps free stalled wagon in traffic
In La Grande Observer style notes a wagon mired in Portland streets. a street car assists by pulling it out, showing neighborly help amid city congestion.
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Portland
The 109 Automobile Standardization Drive Continues
The article discusses the push toward standardization and interchangeability of parts in American automobiles over the past few years, highlighting how this trend shapes design, manufacturing, and consumer impact across the industry.
American cars prove reliability and value in 1909
The article notes a national tendency to adopt foreign devices, then improve them by simplifying construction and reducing cost. It argues American cars have surpassed foreign makers in reliability and daily service, proving the cheaper, simpler machines can be durable and profitable over time.
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Americun
Subway Accident Joke Revealed in Family Moment
In a brief exchange, Willie tries to engage his father in reading, then asks about a subway accident. The father shows curiosity as Willie describes a woman’s eye on a seat and a man who sat on it, delivering a macabre quip for Bfiverybody's Magazine.
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Wille
Willie
Father
Conscience fund aids Spokane County charity plan
Spokane county commissioners launched a conscience fund to help needy residents pay for transportation home or to relatives. The program aims to reduce county home care costs and staff the loans as self supporting by repaying loans, enabling care at homes or with families and fostering employment.
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Spokane
Washington
Election on first ballot for Senator Chamberlain
The Heppner Gazette notes that Geo. BE Chamberlain’s election on the first ballot is not surprising. It is described as the fulfillment of a signed promise, akin to paying a promissory note at the bank.
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Heppner Gizette
Geo. BE. Chamberlain
Sage of Beulaloola Outwits Tax Bill In County Stunt
Athena Press reports a clever county stunt opposing a $460 detective bill that backfired on labor costs, saving the county from $6000 in nometies. The Sage of Beulaloola is praised for foresight.
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Beulaloola
Oregon Winter Weather Stacks Up Against California
A brief note describes how parts of the United States, especially Oregon, suffer severe winter conditions during a recent cold snap, challenging the idea that California is the ideal winter paradise.
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United States
California
Oregon
Priends Will Not Forget Local Option Enforcers
Freewater Times reports efforts in several places to delay detective fees tied to enforcing the local option law. supporters of the act vow to remember those hindering the full application of the people's will in controlling the Mauer traffic.
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Friends of the Act
No Baselike Baker City Pendleton Asylum Overreach
Politicians warn that Oregon politics will fuel an asylum at Ba if Republicans keep electing Democrats to the Senate. The piece frames the clash as a consequence of party control and suggests rising tensions among voters and officials.
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Baker City
Pendleton
Oregon
United States Senate
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