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Water board under fire over bonds and tolls debate
The water commission faces criticism from opponents who say spending is too high and now argue for a heavier bond levy, while others fault the board for not pursuing free tolls and for the tone of its defense. The piece contrasts taxation, national pride, and treaty obligations with governance and policy strategy.
Butter quality testing for Navy creamery supply
Inspectors tested pasteurized cream butter for acidity under 6.234 percent, moisture 12 percent or less, and salt 2 1/2 to 3 1/4 percent. Stored at or below zero, carload lots were sampled daily and kept under uniform conditions. Results showed excellent keeping quality, uniform grade, and no serious defects, with lacquered cans preventing rust.
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Navajo Nation Seen as Thriving Modern Primitive Society
A government census estimates over 27 000 Navajos in a vast arid region roughly the size of Rhode Island and half of England and Wales. The nomadic, reservation life fosters rapid growth while government interference remains minimal. The democracy-like system allows chiefs to be ousted for incompetence and all tribesmen share equal suffrage.
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President Wilson seeks repeal of Panama Canal toll exemption
President Wilson urges Congress to repeal the Panama Canal Act provision that exempts U S vessels in coastwise trade from tolls. He argues the treaty with Great Britain requires no exemption and calls for voluntary withdrawal to uphold national honor and credibility. He stresses the need for unanimous support to maintain distant foreign policy goals.
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Great Britain
Mirthful remarks echo as neighbors discuss plans and manners
In a lighthearted exchange Mrs Whittler praises her daughter's manners while Mrs Biker notes her daughter’s behavior. Mr Brown reports Neighbor Jones intends to build a yard pergola this spring. Mrs Brown worries rain may delay the project as plants begin to bud.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Proclaimed By Columbus Dispatch
A quotation credits Hood's Sarsaparilla as a medicine from a renowned physician's prescription, praised for purity and unmatched benefits worldwide. The remark links the product to Prof. Jenkins, noted as a famed expert on insanity, in a Columbus Dispatch context.
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Columbus Dispatch
Equitably Distributed Kitty The Fortune Tale Reflects on Marriage
A fragment from Beosten Transcript presents a witty exchange about marriage prospects. The fortune teller’s boast of a rich, handsome, intellectual husband is met with a joke about multiple spouses, highlighting social humor and character.
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Conversation between Judge and Wheen over graduate plans
A judge questions Wh ee n about his son's post graduation work as he notes the youth has not decided when to start. The dialogue centers on career timing and future plans without specific details.
Wife’s vow echoes on failed match in Chicago papers
Excerpted social quips from the Chicago Record-Herald reflect a confession of wronging a woman and a reflection on the ease of making enemies versus keeping friends. A terse remark about marriage hints at social tension and regret.
Jumbo Circus: A Healthy Indoor Fun for Children
The East Oregonian promotes The Jumbo Circus as a perpetual, varied indoor amusement for children, offering brain exercise and instruction through twenty colored cut-out animal and circus act groups. It urges parents to balance outdoor play with compelling in-home attractions and announces free distribution details in another column.
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East Oregonian
Farmers Educational Union Meeting in Pendleton
Pendleton local No 21 of the Farmers Educational and Co operative Union of America meets on the first and third Saturdays monthly. The agenda includes the Farmers Marketing Plan and other matters of importance to farmers. Members are urged to attend promptly.
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Farmers Educational & Co- Operative Union OF America
Pendleton
Strange diner patron draws gaze of bored youth
In a quiet diner scene a bored youth asks his dinner partner who the strange man staring at him is, yawning as he speaks. The exchange hints at unease and curiosity about a mysterious stranger in a mundane setting.
Navajo thriving on vast southwestern reservation
The Salt Lake Herald reports the Navajo Nation, occupying over 1.5 million acres across Arizona Utah and New Mexico, is the largest tribe in North America. The vast Kavajo reservation is described as three times the size of Massachusetts.
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