Willamette irrigation debate and Pendleton headquarter push
A long discussion argues for irrigation in the Willamette valley, urging state and federal action to regulate water use, expand arid lands programs, and support irrigation districts. It also calls Pendleton to back the Women of Woodcraft and secure a local headquarters with substantial economic impact. The piece traces pioneer expansion and notes ongoing frontier migration beyond Oregon.
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Willamette Valley
Evetemie
No Excuse for Rascals in Oregon Economics Talk
An Oregon writer addressed the Youle People’s Culture club in Portland last Sunday. He reviewed U.S. land laws and argued corruption stems from individuals, not statutes, urging higher personal honesty and awakening moral responsibility to curb fraud and theft.
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Woot
Oregon
Youle People’s Culture Club
Portland
United States
Wood
New Irrigation Law Adopted by Oregon Legislature
The Enat Oregonians publishes the new irrigation law of Oregon as amended and unanimously passed at the last hour. The complete law is presented today and commended to the inspection of farmers and irrigators. It is not perfect, but it marks a significant regulatory step for water use and land management in the state.
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Willamette Valley
Stoutay
Severy
Utal
Idaho
Oregon
Enat
Oregonians
Newport News
Cutas
Gilderslerve
The Crus Wealth and Imperial Revenues in Russia
The New York Press notes vast royal wealth in Russia. It states the czar's income from crown and domalaz excesses reach 7,600,000 dollars, far surpassing England's king. It claims over 49 Imperial family members derive large revenues from government designated property, while jewels in royal possession are described as unequaled in value and splendor.
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England
New York Press
The Azores and Four-Track News Excerpt
An excerpts from In Mid-Atecantle describes the Azores with volcanic landscapes on St Michael and fortifications. It notes the Louis and Clark exposition buildings will be protected by automatic fire alarms linked to engines and wagons. It adds a quip about lawyers being smart to avoid jail for shady practice.
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St. Michael's
Azores
Portugal
Progres
Sarah B. Ober
Pendleton Citizen Endorses Deans Kidney Pills
A Pendleton resident Mrs C C Hendricks describes relief from kidney back pain after using Deans Kidney Pills. She bought them at Brock & McComas Co and says they relieved pain and prevented recurrence so far. The advertisement notes the 69 cent price and Foster Milburn Co as U.S. agents.
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Pendleton
Mra, C
OC. Hendricks
Cc. Hendricks
West Court Street
Dean
Brock & Me Comas Co
Aldéalera
Foste-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
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Mall
Dally
Scrippe- McRae News Association
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Hotel Portland
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Washington
Woodcritt
Orden
Brand Guardian
Virginia
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Serosa
Plains
Pacific Ocean
California
Alaska
Canada
Orient
Mexico
South Africa
Australia
Neles
Jharies K. Field
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, Ga
A. Nolte
Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Pilsner
ITY Brewery & Stricker
Sharon & Eddings Matlock-Brownefield Building
Main Street
Havana
Flynn & CO
Clark & Reel
Necessara
Iespain & Clark
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. G. Byers
East Oregonian
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Nick
Henry Kopittke
Office Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Co
W. C. Minnis
Tlenning
Cimr
Peoples Warchwouse
Furnieie
Surest Leni
Alm Street
Rock Spring
Lantz Bros
The
Columbia
Alla
Webb
F. X. Schempp
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