Makeshift arrangement cites Monmouth normal training doubts
The article notes Monmouth lacks enough grade pupils for practice training, so Independence students will be used. Transport logistics raise concerns for both towns as Independence supplies pupils while Monmouth gains the training benefits. The piece uses broader commentary on small towns establishing normal schools and shared resources. It also comments on Salem name disputes and the broader question of municipal amity versus ambition.
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Monmouth
Monmouth Normal
Independence
Tso
Salem
Mass
Ore
United States
Concord
Sisterhood
Far West
West
Oregon
Portland
Springfields
Massachusetts
Ohio
Ilinois
Missouri
Washington
Roger Williams
Hawthorne
Gallows Hill
India
Pacific Coast
New York World
Reform thoughts amid crime and grain grading push
A San Francisco figure questions criminals while a reform pastor debates remedies. The piece argues society must safeguard the future by preventing youth from ruin and notes bulk grain handling and state wheat grading standards rise to prominence as shipments east drive reforms.
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San Francisco
Smilar
Farmers and buyers seek grain grading standard in Salem
The piece notes that uncertain wheat quality hurts both buyer and grower, urging a standard grading system. Farmers and buyers now unite to push legislation in Salem, hoping for harmony this year after past opposition and misunderstandings. If enacted, the industry should gain.
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Portland
Salem
Pendleton And Its Hidden Struggles In Brief Snaps
Pendleton faces a $12 000 water forum that cannot be fed for years, a defunct case of Hank Vaughan as a slain desperado, and the fate of M A Winther under a compensation act. Council meetings and late Main Street frame business, Dr Kavanagh’s role in Oregon ACL football staging, and A Piety’s prior Banene enterprise are noted in terse items from the period.
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Kavanagh
40 Years Ago in Pram dhe Weekly Raat Oresentia
A brief notes section reports Mrs wife of Dr Strong ill then convalescent. John White and son Millard travel toward Pendleton expected to arrive soon. Rev Crowell hosts unannounced visitors who dump tea coffee and groceries on his dining table. Harry Peters ends Pilot Rock purchases and plans for a more congenial pursuit than skating by local youths and men.
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Pram Dhe
Raat Oresentia
USA
Strong
John & White and Son Millard
Pendleton
Crowell
Harry Peters
Reek
Ken
Borah Adds Vote on Monroe Doctrine Resolution
Washington January 20 Democratic leaders will discuss President Wilsons peace address in the Senate Monday Borah urged a vote on his resolution demanding support of Monroe Doctrine principles to avoid entangling alliances The proposal was to be acted on without amendment Borah announced the measure would be presented Monday by the senator and colleagues.
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Washington
Wilson
Borah
Qelmate
Real Estate Transfers Involving Farmers and Rail Lines
Realty transfers include Devils and J B Smith Livestock Co to Umi tila Sheep Co for 10000 on section 16 township north range 71. Western Land irrigation Co to Hugh Taylor for 600 acres in section 5 township 4 north range 25. F B Swayze and C OL Jen een with 1 liquid currency to M Jensen 45250 for NE 1-4 NE and NW 1-4 Bee 15 township 4 NE 28. F B Swayee et ux to C M Jensen 250 for lot 12 Block 5 Hermiston. A woman may be unreasonable in her reasoning because
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J.B. Smith Livestock Co
Umitila Sheep Co
Western Land &Rrigation Co
Hugh Taylor
F. B. Swayze
C. OL Jeneen
Range
Northern Pacific Railway Ci. Co. M. Jensen
Om F. B. Swayee
Et Ux
C. M. Jensen
Hermiston
Ranch sale and local notes from Pendleton era
Albert Waraweller sold his ranch north of town to W T Stroud for 5700 dollars. Pendleton brass band serenaded Mr Hunt at a railroad meeting, thanks to J F Robinson. Tom Hailey, now at Washington and Lee University, sent copies of the Oregon journal. About 60 people registered yesterday at the Golden Rule Motel. Umatilla County pays the third highest tax to the state this year.
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East Oregonian
Dan
Albert Waraweller
W. TY. Stroud
Pendleton Brass Band
Tom Hailey
Pendleton
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Curtis Cox
Oregon
New Golden Rule
Hiouse
Umatilla
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Humors and Ills
An old health claim asserts that humors in the blood cause internal disorders and skin eruptions. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as the most successful remedy for expelling humors and removing their effects for forty years, claiming no other medicine acts like it.
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Hood
Foley's Honey and Tar Stops Racking Coughs
Foley's Honey and Tar relieves tickling throat and coughing while easing horse voice and croup symptoms. Tallman & Co promotes this standard family medicine, offering a trusted remedy for persistent irritation and throat discomfort.
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Foley
Tallman & Co
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