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Spring’s Arrival Told Through Birds and Blasts of Wind
A Farm Journal excerpt sings of spring’s coming as song sparrows and robins respond to blasts of wind. Bitebird brings summer on its wing, while March and winter moods fade with new warmth and song.
Pendleton Eyes Vast Umatilla Irrigation Project
The Pendleton area could expand irrigation greatly by building reservoirs on the Umatilla river and tributaries. Officials say water storage could water about 200,000 acres, far more than the current 61,000 planned reclamation. Many reservoir sites exist. funding and labor are needed to advance the west end project.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
Sam FP. Sturgis
Pendleton Favored for Eastern Oregon Federal Court HQ
The East Oregonian endorses Pendleton as the logical headquarters for a new eastern Oregon federal district and for branch sessions in Pendleton and Medford. It credits Congressman Ellis for advancing a bill to establish a branch court in Pendleton, recognizing its central location and railroad access.
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Congress
Oregon
Pendleton
Medford
Ore
East Oregonian
Baker City
Baker
Ellis
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Where Blame Lies In The Tredam Editorial
A Tittle paper from Tredam quotes a landinar editorial last week arguing that the legislature Nid dene noth ing olky would deserve commenda tion for landing the blow at the nor-
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Tredam
Landinar
The Normal Schools Under Attack and Defended
A speaker denounces attacks on Oregon normal schools as baseless slander. He argues the normals and their teachers served nobly, unjustly maligned by the Oregonian and minor papers, and blames sensational journalism for harming the schools and shaping lawmakers' views.
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Oregon
Oregonian
Where should the Commercial association locate quarters
The East Oregonian notes the upcoming meeting to decide whether the Commercial association keeps its current rooms or moves to the city hall council chamber. It urges wide attendance, urges all business, professional, and property owners to join, and to share ideas promptly to avoid post-meeting regret.
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Commercial Association
East Oregonian
Wwwoclavon
Bership
Duey
Electric fines and brinks wake Promoters
A remark about building electric fines up the Willamette valley and urging promoters to obtain more widely read newspapers. A bold idea suggests a powerful 10,000 horsepower battery could jar industry leaders from slumbers.
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Willamette Valley
Mos
When the Tide Is Low Poem of a Quiet Sail Away
A reflective verse describes slipping moorings at eve when the tide is low to sail into the unknown. The speaker seeks a peaceful departure from kindred craft, with memories of friendly barks and loved ones watching as the craft is furled and moored in a tranquil harbor beyond the storm.
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Anoen
Pilgrims and Temptation in a City Path Poem
A fragmented poem by Stefan M. Bulls appears in the Philadelphia Times. The speaker questions the purpose of a crowded path as winter nears, reflecting on love, gold, delicacies, and sorrow. The verse contrasts purity and temptation with a misted country scene and the crowding gates.
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Stefan M. Bulls
Philadelpiic Times
Harvard Monarchy and Eliot's Personal Power
The Harvard government has become a limited monarchy with the potential to resemble benevolent despotism under President Eliot. The centralization of power and responsibility risks a heavy burden on his successor and may test the mantle he now bears, as noted by the Boston Transcript.
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Harvard
Tony
Finn
Ckill
Eliot
Nestor
Brouehy
Foston
Portia Reimagined by Will Atkinson Poem Note
A verse tribute contrasts Shakespearean Portia with a modern legal figure named Portia. The speaker critiques perceived justice and mercy, urging a truce with pride and invoking Shylock fantasy as a dramatic device. The piece blends literary allusion with contemporary judgment.
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths Exposed
A note on a prevalent illness links kidney trouble to heart disease pneumonia and other fatal outcomes. Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer promises quick relief for kidney and bladder troubles with samples and a free booklet offer through mail.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
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Lion and Lamb Reach Coinciding Arrival
Report notes a rare convergence as the lion and the lamb seem to arrive at the same time in this instance. The observation highlights a symbolic or literary framing rather than a literal event.
Fintey declines presidency of University of Michigan
President John H Fintey of the College of the City of New York has declined the offer to become president of the University of Michigan. He cited personal reasons and remaining duties in New York as factors in turning down the Michigan post.
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John H Fintey
College of the City of New York
University of Michigan
Evening scene of forest and moonlit waters
An archaic prose fragment describes a moonlit night across meadow and marsh with frogs, birds, and a shy aspen, the forest deepening as the moon rises. A literary excerpt by William Gingth appears, followed by a stray humorous quip about wealth and begging letters.
Teicher-Now Wille and the Twenty-Eight Day Month
The fragment mentions Teicher Now Wille and references a twenty eight day month with a nod to Willie Wise and Philadelphia. Strong entities include Teicher, Wille, and Philadelphia. The source’s readability is limited but signals a calendar or month-length note tied to named individuals.
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Teicher
Wille
Willie Wise
Philadelphia
The General Demand For A Simple Laxative Remedy
The Well Informed world seeks a gentle prompt laxative with known wholesome components. California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as the preferred genuine laxative, sold by leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
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