Will Hawaii Become a Japanese Colony Claim Sparsely Supported
A reprint of an Oregon Daily Journal piece argues Japanese immigration could dominate Hawaii, detailing rising Japanese populations, shifts in labor and business control, and fears of assimilation resistance. It cites Governor Carter and planter and merchant views, noting demographic trends from 1879 to the present and predicting political influence shifting in Hawaii.
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Hawaii
Pacific
Oregon Daily Journal
Inlandé
Sanburet
Japan
Harry Taylor
Dolph Taylor
Bor Yewry
Mr. Taylors
George H. Carter
Comel
Merchants' Association of
Honelulu
Aguth
Belleorn
Portugese
Tediny Dane
Federmann
Madeira
Cape Verde
Planciion
Hawaaii
Baker City Gallops Toward Pendleton Clash
Baker City high school football trains intensely after Saturday's win as two full squads practice nightly defending and refining. Pendleton clash on the 18th looms as a tough test with the team aware of required Mont effort to prevail.
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Baker City
Pendleton
Jane
Celebration of Fortieth Anniversary of A M Elam
Milton Nov 10 Thursday Mr and Mrs A M Elam celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with about 50 relatives present for games music and refreshments A rural gathering marked by warm memories and jolly mood.
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A. M. Elam
Christan Church
Idaho
Tennesse
Fred Jones
Charles Hall
Jonesboro
Tenn
J Elam Hardware Store
The Bystander weekly to debut in Boise
Boise Statesman reports preparations for the Bystander a literary weekly to appear soon with initial issue planned for January 1. Blaine Phil lip e will be among publishers and the format aims to resemble the San Francisco News-Letter but on a higher literary plane focusing on society and drama.
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Boise
Promotera
Blaine Phillipe
San Francisco News-Letter
Bolse Statesman
Hunting Not Good for Geese and Ducks in Local Counties
The Yakima Republic reports poorer hunting this season in Yakima and Benton counties. Warnings from Game Warden Barnes attribute the decline to bright sunshine driving geese and ducks high, making decoys ineffective. Cloudy weather improves yields, while sunny days reduce success for hunters this year.
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Yakima
Benton
Yakima Republic
Northland
Barnes
Yalesmea
Morrow County Happenings Trade In Wheat Land
Joe Potter transferred 1040 acres of wheat and range land to Dr N E Winnard and his brother a few miles above Heppner for 10000 dollars. Whitels Patterson negotiated. O O Anderson of Cecil recently returned from Grant county mountains reporting 44 lost lambs on Arbuckle mountain during a severe storm. Heppner hospital saw multiple cases including appendicitis for Mrs T Ferguson and Mrs B Clark of Lexington and Leo Myers with a broken arm from a threshing accident.
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Joe Potter
N. E. Winnard
Heppner
Whitels & Patterson. O
Anderson
Cecil
Grant County
Cc. Curtl
Lamba
Arbuckle Mountain
Heppner Hospital
T. Ferguson
Mra B. Clark
Lexington
Leo Myers
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Trail Fork
Inez
Gilliam County
Rafe May
Golden Gate
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Kim Ot
Newark
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Aix
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la Grande
Bintan Crus
Ani
Holmes Business College
Eaily College
Portland
Columbia College
W. B. Potter
Times
Spray
John Day River
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
The
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tetin
Cardus
Hp. P. West
Webster City
Iowa
Morrow County Happenings
Baker & Folsom
Ostermoor Mattresses
Handsome Illustrated
Gregg Shorthald
Pamphrie Holmes
Blueinenss College
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Warren Street
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Sherman Clay & Co
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