Pacific Coast Promotion Plan Aims for State Union
The California Promotion Committee seeks broader Pacific coast development by uniting Washington Oregon California Idaho Nevada Utah and Arizona. Aimed at stronger commercial and political recognition, the effort envisions a coordinating body of state representatives to push regional industrial growth and national profile.
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Abide With Me and Local Event Dates
The text blends a devotional hymn hymn stanza and a list of local dates for public events and wool sales in Oregon. It notes April 20 primary in Oregon, church meetings in Pendleton and Walla Walla, the Dalles district conference, Epworth League in Walla Walla, Pioneers reunion in Weston, Sportsmen tournament in Walla Walla, and wool sale dates across Pendleton Heppner Condon Shaniko Baker City Elgin.
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Let Fate Do Her Work Nor Relics of Joy Return
Poem excerpt recalls bright memories that endure amid sorrow. The speaker asks the heart to be filled with past joys, comparing memory to a vase of roses that may crack but scent remains. The verse emphasizes enduring longing, fragile vessels, and the persistence of joyous recollection.
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The Canal Doomed by Rail Lobby Pressure
Washington dispatches warn that Congress delays threaten the Panama canal decision. Rail interests with vast money influence appear to block a sea level or rock canal choice, while public funds flow into uncertain canal work and lavish accommodations. Citizens fear hollow platforms and re elected politicians bow to lobbyists.
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Westward union idea gains traction among Pacific states
The Washington excursion led by Governor Mead to California mirrors a prior Oregon trip under Governor Chamberlain. The movement suggests a growing probability of a Pacific states union, a notion long championed by Rufus P. Jennings, California party chairman.
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Back Again to Welcome Opening Baseball Season
A promotional note highlights the start of the baseball season and offers a wide range of sporting goods. The shop advertises balls, bats, gloves, mitts, masks and related equipment for baseball golf and tennis, featuring Spalding Wright & Ditleon balls and Pneumatic golf balls among others.
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Clean men demanded in Oregon direct primary plea
The Salem Journal calls for reform by nominating righteous and clean men for state offices and the legislature. It urges voters to spot corrupt officials, resist graft, and support a clean man’s campaign at the direct primary on April 20, aiming to curb high taxes and robbery. The piece warns against candidates who seek public office to profit personally or aid friends.
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Ingersoll a Socialist and the Power of Combine
The piece questions why rich groups freely meet to set prices while workers lack similar rights to combine. It argues that capital controls government departments and asks if labor can organize to influence executive, legislative, and judicial power. It ends with a call from the distressed to rally for justice.
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Park board debates bid for shade trees in Denver
Denver officials wrestle with a bid from an eastern firm to supply shade trees. Prominent listed species include Acer dasycirpum, Quercus alba, Juglans nigra, and many others, among some 60 varieties overall. The consideration centers on selection, pricing, and suitability for city parks.
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Neagle introduces new style wagons and carriages for home use
Every convenience for stock care and family use is offered in Neagle s new style Uripa spider phaetons runabouts surreys buckboards and pony carts. The firm proclaims pride in its elegant stock and invites customers to view them. They showcase the leading Western outfits including Wen nutt AWiaipon tron clad hulls and a large assortment of hacks and wagons in Oregon. All goods warranted. Bee
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