Range boundaries reshape Oregon cattle districts
The article discusses government efforts to parcel range lands in Interior Oregon, shrinking the traditional cattle and sheep ranges. It notes former boundary landmarks eroded by forest growth, forcing herders to adapt to section and township lines. The shift will reduce the area available and likely lower average herd quality, with broader implications for the stock industry.
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Jones
Jim Smith
Jotrew
Smith
Bald Mountain
John Day River
Neman
BM Jones
Bill Jones
Oregon
Mange
Amd
Value of useful education in colleges and universities
Robert G. Th suppliersall laments over wasted time in pursuing outdated or impractical studies while urging focus on training that benefits life and future careers. He argues mass education often fails to prepare graduates for real-world battles and stresses relevance and usefulness in curricula.
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Robert G. Thttersall
Roosevelt Backers Rally for Idaho Governor Hope
The Best Oregonian argues final vote counts in Idaho favor Roosevelt aligned Democrats. It urges Gooding’s election to maintain law and order, linking Frank Steunenberg’s murder and party integrity to a disciplined Republican administration.
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Roosevelt
Idaho
Taft
Frank Steunenberg
Uy & repubHcan
Gooding
The Sext County Fair Planting For Better Exhibits
The piece urges quick planning for the Sext County Fair emphasizing early crops from irrigated districts. It calls for every county section to have a special exhibit and showcases irrigation as a practical demonstration, urging farmers to plant for an exceptional fall display. It stresses action now, not next September, to show what can be grown on small plots.
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Irricur
Walthor
Tinatitla
The Nomance 18S Ending in Oregon Stock Dustup
A fragmentary column traces the romance of eastern Oregon open ranges as ranchers, sheep kings, and settlers clash with forest reserves and supervisors. The note ends with Umatilla County flockmen heading to Sumpter this week amid changing land use conflicts.
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Oregon
Umatilla County
Sumpter
Indian trouble feared as bands may rise near Montana borders
The East Oregonian warns that Cheyennes Utes and possibly Crows near Birney Montana could take up arms over grievances. It points to harsh Indian policy as a prime cause of potential conflict and urges authorities to address wrongs to avert a broader outbreak. It also notes Pendleton street paving debate and its hoped economic benefits.
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Mount Atie
Atetaha
Wyoming
Mate Colne
Geronimo
Arizona
New Mexico
Wounded Kave
Birney
Northern Pacific Railroad
Montana
Miles
Custer
East Oregonian
Pendleton Ereets
Fairy mart and a tragic family story in prose poem
A garbled inhuman text mingles a whimsical fairy tale verse about a marvelous mart with a violent incident. It mentions a boy, fairies, laughter, and treasured moments, then shifts to a fatal shooting near Kenl involving William Wallace Whitelock, his son Filward, and a deranged family rescue amid explosions and a neighborly struggle.
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William Wallace Whitelock
Toh Moth
Bormammood
Kenl
Appleton
Ile Herov
Roth
Nelehbor
Jew
Thtany
The Chinese Bride Customs and Superstitions
A Victorian-era account describes Chinese wedding rites a bride performs with symbolic objects. The bride sits in a round basket, sharing a final meal with part of the ice bowl, and departs in a sedan chair with sugar and bacon for protection. Breaking a shoe heel signifies unhappy fate in the marriage.
Beauties of Individualism Ends in Tragedy in Brooklyn
Mrs. Mary Donnegan, afflicted with rheumatism, and her aged invalid mother Mrs. Catherine Ryan lived alone in Brooklyn apartments. After an attack left Donnegan immobile, her mother died three days earlier while she cried for help. Donnegan reached a window for assistance and was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
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Mary Donnegan
New York
Donnegan
Catherine Ryan
Brooklyn
Lazy Old Mexico and the Border Towns’ Allure
The Travel Magazine notes Old Monteo on the Mexican border offers antiquarian charm and a relaxed life. A daily through train from St Louis to Mexico City, tried last winter, met success and will run again this winter. A weather trip to New Orleans is possible, then trains to Mexico.
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Old Monteo
St. Louie
Mexico City
New York
Mexico
Coal consumption and sugar pricing contrasts noted
The Denver Post cites Cenver's 1,000,000 ton coal use annually, with daily lows around 1000 tons in summer and up to 4000 tons in 24 hours in cold weather. It notes one third is steam coal, price comparisons show sugar costs higher near refineries than in Kansas City, St Louis, or Chicago, and mentions Andover Theological Seminary with 11 students, 19 professors, and a $1,000,008 endowment.
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Colorado
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Denver Post
Andover Theological Seminary
Massachusetts
Hotel St. Georgee Promoted as Northwest’s Up-To-Date
A European plan hotel advertises modern conveniences including steam heat running water in all rooms a large new sample room and bath facilities. It boasts telephone and fire alarm connections to the office and hot and cold water in every room emphasizing its up-to-date status.
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Rample
Hotel St. Georgee
Northwest
The Hotel Pendleton Refitted and Refurnished Throughout
The Hotel Pendleton boasts modern improvements with new water service, upgraded fire alarm connections, and enhanced in-room amenities. Telephone access, a private dining room, bar, and billiard room linked to the hotel offer guests comfort within a short distance from Deere. Weekly and monthly rates available.
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