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Eastern End County Split Propaganda Sparks Debate
A regional letter argues Milton residents push for an eastern end county now, claiming conditions favor creating a new county north of Dry Creek including Milton Freewater and Hudson Bay areas. It criticizes Orchard county boundaries and says eastern leaders seek gains for lawyers and finance, urging patience until justified.
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Uiarik Countty
Schooling debate on Ashland Weston norm al school stay
L D Mahone of Portland argues in the April Oregon Citizen for preserving the Ashland and Weston normal schools. He notes Weston draws students from ten counties and has no nearby comparable school, urging continuation of the institution.
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Portland
Ashland
Weston
Eastern Oregon Normal
Eastern Oregon Normal School Restore to Ease Teacher Shortage
The piece argues that closing the Eastern Oregon Normal will push students to Ellensburg Cheney and Lewiston. Washington grads must teach there three years, pulling teachers away from Oregon and leaving eastern Oregon with a dearth of competent educators unless the Eastern Oregon Normal is restored with permanent funding.
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Oregon
Umatilla County
Ellensburg
Cheney
Lewiston
Washington
Washington Normals
Eestern Oregon Normal
Representation dispute roils Pendleton east end
A contentious argument accuses the east end of taxation without representation. Officials Lee, Strain, Wells, Salling, Braitley, Taylor, and Hendley are named as from various counties or towns. Pendleton residents claim greater entitlement to political standing than the east end, challenging the fairness of current assignments.
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Braitley
Athena
Taylor
Celarind
Fendleton
Hendley
Isl
Stewart Creek
Pendletton
Walker
East End
Pendleton
Student Cadet Plan Aims to Form Oregon Guard Company
A student company plan proposes filling Company L with high school and Pendleton Academy cadets. Many schools maintain cadet units, but these are costly and offer less value than national guard training. If sufficient numbers enlist, the company could become Oregon’s crack guard unit while students gain free valuable training.
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Company L
Pendleton Academy
Nations Guard
Alfalfa Nearing Cut in Hermiston Country
Alfalfa ready for cutting in Hermiston country with estimated returns of 200 to 400 dollars per acre. The crop is viewed as low paying though. People in the Umatilla project expect bigger profits from fruit raising.
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Umatilla
Northern
Grant Co
Adjolna
Woolgrowers Versus Woolbuyers Annual Game Preview
The annual match between woolgrowers and woolbuyers pits sellers seeking top wool prices against buyers who want bargains. The contest is typically friendly, framing the market dynamic as a public cordial clash rather than a hard confrontation.
County division faces farmer resistance in Militon Freewriter region
From appearances the move to carve up this county is not as popular among the farmers of the Militon Freewriter country as it is among the lawyers and business men of the two towns. It ils not strange either.
Stanfield Sworn In Before Supreme Court Clerk
Stanfield was sworn before the clerk of the Supreme Court of the United States according to a brief, imperfect report. The note emphasizes Stanfield's quick, decisive presence despite the reference to Washington.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Stanfield
Taft and the Shovelers Union Lifted in Funny Mix
A garbled note hints at President Taft and the ateim shovelers union and a choice between a ball game and a trip to a city venue. The readable fragment suggests a humorous contrast but lacks clear reportable facts or names.
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Union
Hallinger accuses Garfield of fatal flying error
Hallinger accuses Garfield of a fatal misstep in a high stakes event while hints of broader alleged misconduct by Hallinger surface amid tense competition and disputed outcomes.
In Proportion For a Typhoid Fever Patient
A bedridden merchant recovering from typhoid fever longs for food and reading. He is promised meals but his nurse and doctor insist everything must stay in proportion, culminating in a humorous request for a portage stamp as he regains strength.
Not Smart Enough to Make the World Laugh
A pithy saying warns that failing to entertain the world will invite mockery. The remark frames wit as social currency and prudence in humor as a social shield. It underscores that absence of wit risks public ridicule and shrinking circle of influence.
Politicians Named in Early 20th Century Party Plans
Washington reports potential successors in national and state races across parties. Sen Fitit of California may follow Interior Secretary Ballinger, W B Jones seeks Wisconsin governorship, McMillan of Tennessee referenced, and James Frazier successor discussions loom. Contests for Bevernoe, Gallinger, and Hadley noted, with reforms and bills proposed in Congress.
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Ballinger
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Ten- Nextoo
Arlington National Cemetery
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Ottumwa
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Waterloo
Bevernoe
Twatik Padi
Lousiana
John F. Him
Republican National Committee
Brugete Hale
Senate
Democratic State Executive Committee
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Gallinger
New Hampshire
George Hitter
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Democratic Party
Bette
House of Representatives
Hadley
Missouri
Repubican
Sermit
Thie Tali
Waller
Washington Ducks
Washington Laundry Trust
Taxation and Prosperity and Manufacturing Tax Reform
A piece arguing that liberal taxation policies foster growth, citing Schenectady New York from 1880 to 1956 and a proposed state convention to standardize manufacturing taxation on capital and surplus. It notes that uniform tax treatment would shield manufacturers from inequitable levies on machinery, tools, and investments, as discussed in Lesilo's Weekly.
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Schenectady
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Dominion of Canada
Lesilo
Dying Schiller’s Thought Sparks Reflection on Existence
In a fragmentary exchange, Schiller speaks of renewing the self with a thought on dying. Shanning weighs the notion that this life may be the lowest created world and the most inferior of all existences.
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Shanning
Traveling cranes gain sealing to weigh while carved
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a line from the East Oregonian claiming a “meanest man” has been discovered and is swindling amateur poets. He reportedly asks two dollars for a poetic license.
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