Pendleton urged as farmer institute law push
The article argues Umatilla county should back a state farmer Institute fund like Washington and Idaho have, to provide free lectures for farmers. It cites Pendleton schools and Ackerman on practical teaching, praises local leadership, and notes Strain’s railroad assessments were timely. It ends with a Post Office report contrasting newspaper postage and readership between East Oregonian and Morning Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
William Blakeley
Oregon
E. B. Conklin
Pendleton
Ackerman
Frazer
Washington
Idaho
Eah
Farmers’ Institute
Board of Regents of the Agricultural Colleges
Lwcture
Oregon Farihere
Umatilla County
John 4. Balleray
Balleray
Strain
Pilot Rock Record
Strain Bgen
Uatil
Hirth
Morning Tribune
East Oregonian
the Tribune
the Guide
The
Inkawinn
the Livestock Journal
Tribune
Fragmentary verse fragment with unclear attribution
The text presents a fragmented poetic line about a cold world and sunlight, with garbled phrases and stray words making attribution and meaning unclear. No identifiable person, place, or event is established.
Napoleon to Josephine from Modena amid fever
Napoleon writes from Modena detailing illness and longing for Josephine. He describes a day in bed and a fever yet insists on writing love notes while noting the English quitting the Mediterranean and Sicily falling to France. He signs BONAPARTE with cheerful military news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modena
Josephine
Mediterranean
Corsica
France
Bonaparte
Liberty Bell to Travel to St Louis for World’s Fair
Philadelphia councils yield to 75 000 St Louis schoolchildren’s petition to move the Liberty Bell from Independence Hall to join the World’s fair as a leading feature. The bell will face usual risks of travel and display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United States
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Two Loves In A Woman and Childs Romance Poem
A fragment from Julia C. Ro Darr in Smare Ser presents two loves: one a child's dream of nature and beauty, a gleam of moonlight and rosy fragrance. the other a woman's enduring love, braided as rich as gold, steadfast through sorrow, pain and death across changing years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia C. Ro Darr
Western Democrats Distrust Parker Candidacy in 1920 Race
The New York World discusses how Western Democrats distrust Judge Parker and suspect Hill's tactics, urging removal of blunders to reassure party unity. The piece contrasts West and South sentiment against Wall Street influence and warns against nominating Eastern candidates. Also notes Connecticut men quarrel over a chestnut log during a storm and a proverb on hustle and dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David. Hill
Judge Parker
Belmont- Woodward-Wall-street
Hill
West
Wall Street
Prairies
Democrats
South
Joudee Parker
Jindge Parker
Cleveland
New York World
Connecticut
Peruna testimonials from women in early 20th century ads
A collection of testimonials from women including Mrs J P Coady Hattie Grace Elizabeth Ferguson and others praising Peruna as a tonic and cure for nerve weakness indigestion and female ailments. The notice notes Dr Hartman offering free summer correspondence treatment and lists contact details for further patients while stressing confidentiality.
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J. P. Coady
Ivy Leaf Club
6Th Avenue
Council Blois
Iowa
Hattie Grace
West
St, New York
Peruna
Elizabeth Perguson
Olst Rt
Brooklyn
West Brooklyn Audubon Society
Wiel
Elizabeth Ferguson
Hartman
Eruaccio Kiet
Asia
Murtaiasa Sanitarium
Dros. L, Mart
Man
Colombia
Ohio
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East Oregonian Publishing Company
Mail Wits
Mall
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Rerippe Mcitae News Asaocia
B. Rich News
Portland
Merking
San Francisco
Doreau
Fourth St
Chicago Bureau
DB Duresu
T. My
Mendieren
Oruel
Napoleon
Loves
Peri
Itv
Luniges
Axdy
Beetle Cheek
Drr. Pierce
Pictor
K Butlalo
Fall River, Mass
Ben Temess Hasely Co
Panes Bok
N.Y. Gos
the Women of the Unites
Jiome
Hortean
Miss Hattie Grace
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