Westward land woes and school plans stir Pendleton
The East Oregonian reports intense debate over public land fears and Western development, urging Pendleton readers to attend a 4 PM meeting at the old academy on school location. It cautions against neglecting long term effects, praises the school board, and contrasts Mormon mass meeting practice with local civic process.
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The Wheat Crop and Its Sharp Acreage Decline
The winter wheat report shows a heavy acreage drop to 27,185,400 acres with 4,932,000 abandoned since July. May totals 16.7 percent below last year’s harvest, while overall production likely falls short of 627,822,000 bushels last year. Prices may stay volatile until spring, as land laws tighten and large holdings expand while settlers face legal barriers.
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Feeding Troops Breaks Down On Trans Siberian Route
The report describes broken feeding arrangements along the trans Siberian railway for reinforcements bound for Manchuria. Soldiers face near starvation during weeks long journeys as transport towns are reached and troops rush from trains to raid shops for food.
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Kansas City Star
Parker Doomed as Democratic Probe Into 1904 Race
Eastern Democrats fear Judge Parker of New York cannot secure westward support for the St Louis convention. His ties to corporations dampen party enthusiasm. Hearst declines in strength while reformers resist his nomination. Some see McClellan or Joseph W. Folk as alternatives as Parker and Hearst compete for the field. Times Mountaineer.
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The Animal Names and Horse Taming in Early Speech
The oldest camel name gamal shows a Semitic loan tale with no true Semitic root, while ab or gheb for the elephant appears in Tamil Sanskrit Egyptian and Semitic but likely arose in or near India. Horse names derive from run or speedy roots, with taming occurring after early civilization split.
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