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We’ll get there in the end from Frank L Stanton
A reflective verse about endurance through storms and trouble with faith in a hopeful finish. The speaker affirms leaning on hope and gratitude to heaven as winds howl, promising arrival at a final, assured end.
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Frank L
Stanton
County division questions to be settled by voters if amendment passes
The People's Power League proposes a constitutional amendment to settle county division issues by the parties and districts involved. The Easy Oregonian cannot confirm terms, but predicts adoption if reasonable. Until passage, county division bills should be voted down this fall as voters lack local knowledge and may react skeptically.
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People's Power League
Easy
Oregonian
East Oregonian
Oregon’s livestock failures blamed on misrule and distance
The Oregon Journal cites a “discredit” to the state for not raising more livestock as eight carloads of hogs from Nebraska and four carloads of beef from California arrived in Portland. Prices listed show margins for producers, while transport costs from Nebraska and California highlight Oregon’s failure to supply its own market. The piece argues for Oregon farmers to pursue livestock production to end overreliance on distant states.
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Oregon
Portland
Nebraska
California
Grass Valley
Livestock Rearing Boosts Soil and Farm Prosperity
The article argues fattening hogs and cattle is more profitable than selling grain or hay alone. It asserts that livestock production enriches soil and elevates farming, with animal husbandry and diversified farming closely linked.
Be a booster not a knocker, sage words from Coos Bay Times
The Coos Bay Times condemns local knockers who tell strangers negative things about towns in eastern Oregon including Pendleton. It warns such talk hurts business and reputations, urging residents to focus on the good points, praise their city, and avoid sounding pessimistic. Pendleton is praised as the best little city of its size in the west.
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Coos Bay
Oregon
Pendleton
Normal's sake urged unity for Eastern Oregon normal
In a county booster appeal, leaders warn Umatilla residents against a bitter division over the Eastern Oregon normal school. They say strong backing is needed, and a civil war rhetoric fight could jeopardize the valuable institution. A calm, unified campaign is urged to protect the school’s future.
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Umatilla
Normal School
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Railroad Bill Passes House Amid Debate
Taft says the railroad bill passed the house in a mutilated but sound form. The fate in the senate remains uncertain as a county division war in Plumas County over the measure leaves residents divided. The note urges unity to promote closer settlement and development of the county.
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Pendleton Centered in Umatilla County Accessibility
Umatilla is described as the finest county in the state with Pendleton at its heart, offering convenient access from all points, highlighting central location and regional prominence.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
Possible visit to deliver peace lecture by T. R.
A fragment notes a possibility of inviting Theodore Roosevelt to come and give a peace lecture. The phrasing suggests consideration rather than confirmed plans and lacks dates or venue details.
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Song and Roses by Frank L. Stanton
A poetry fragment praises song and roses as enduring gifts through a day and life. It contrasts thorny paths with the reward of a living rose, invoking friends and foes who share in the song. The piece centers on lyric imagery and universal longing for beauty.
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Frank L. Stanton
Prayer at Evening by Amelia J Burr
A devotional poem reflecting on prayer and comfort as evening descends. The speaker asks for divine rest for troubled hearts and for light to reach weary souls watching through the night, ending with a petition that God’s love be shown to spirits in gloom.
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Amelia J. Burr
The Woman Who Understands and Guides the Strong
A poetic tribute from Appleton extols a woman as the steady guardian who strengthens men. She is portrayed as wiser than seers, lifting daily, facing all with courage, guiding souls and aiding triumphs through life’s path.
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Appleton
Alluring shadows and sacred hills in a nature ode
A poem by F. Sydnor Cartwell in The Mantilus celebrates landscapes with sunlit hills and verdant valleys. It links God is love to stars, cherishing tranquil high places and the sea's deep blue as a prayerful rhythm enhancing human life.
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Reflections Of A Bachelor From Harper's Bazaar Menu
A misc text fragment from Harper's Bazaar collections various aphorisms about men women and social life. It includes maxims on jealousy reputation money happiness and a brief sample daily meals. The tone mirrors late nineteenth or early twentieth century social commentary with quoted philosophers and sayings.
The Texas Silooter The Quiet Texas Ranger Image
A New York Times excerpt portrays a blond man from a Texas ranch who seeks a stray horse. The narrative emphasizes his quiet voice, calm demeanor, and a cocked .45 holstered at his hip. It reflects on a Texas ranger ethos valuing rapid, instinctive shooting over traditional sighted aim.
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New York Times
The Deathless Life Rising to the Sky
Fragmentary poetic reflection on inner rebirth and vitality. The speaker compares themselves to a forest regrown with stronger shoots, feeling sunshine, sap, and a struggle with unknown heavenly reflections, while addressing the idea that the soul is only a bodily resultant.
Victor Hugo on life and enduring creative spirit
The speaker reflects on enduring creativity as bodily strength wanes, cherishing spring in the heart, and hearing immortal symphonies as death nears. He has spent fifty years writing across genres and believes his work will resume daily after life ends, viewing the tomb as a thoroughfare to dawn.
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Victor Hugo
Philosophy of the rich man and gate entry paradox
A quip attributed to Frank L. Stanton notes that a wealthy man with a coachman cannot guarantee entry to happiness. The gates will test him with probing questions, revealing a tale of melted tires and true trust among the real people behind appearances.
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Trust
Frank L. Stanton
FOR SALE 1600 Acres in Grant County Ranch and Timber
Northeastern Grant County property offering 1600 fenced acres with good buildings adjoining reserve and abundant water. Includes 160 bearing fruit trees 100 cultivated acres 3 acres garden nine million feet of timber and a full ranch operation with crops onions potatoes rubarb cabbage and vegetables. On site threshing mowing harrows wagons plows harness and household furniture. Owner retired after profitable stock business seeks sale at a set price per acre with half cash and balance on terms.
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Pleasant weather inspires a day among flowers and lilies
The verse promotes a joyful outing in nature. It invites readers to gather growlers and enjoy a woods visit, learning a Lily’s lesson. It promises light, leisure, and gold-tinted happy hours as a rustic, cheerful scene unfolds.
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Frank L. Stanton
Health tonic boosts vigor and appetite in readers
The notice claims the tonic improves general health by toning and invigorating the system, preventing loss of appetite heartburn headaches indigestion constipation and malaria.
Child Destroys Berlin in Village Fire
A child’s careless handling of matches set the village of Pochmenkirck in the Duchy of Baden ablaze. The settlement was completely destroyed, residents escaped, and several cattle perished in the blaze.
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