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Hold Back The Years A Prayer Of Youth And Love
A fragile verse bemoans aging and yearns to stay in the sweet, love filled present. The speaker pleads for restraint on time to prolong youth and the joy of loving moments, hoping a divine mercy lengthens the precious day. The voice is personal and introspective with a gentle devotional tone.
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Farmers Union Gains Rapid Growth at Topeka Convention
The Farmers Union, formed in 1902, reports 100000 members and aims to coordinate wheat marketing via cooperative elevators across the country. With 500 delegates in Topeka Kansas, the group plans widespread organizing in wheat regions, inviting labor groups to join and expand in western states.
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Alcohol plant plan eyed for eastern Oregon
Howard Clover seeks four potential sites in eastern Oregon for a new alcohol plant to process potatoes. He has arranged potato supplies at 38 per ton and notes the region’s land yields potatoes well, with potential crop advantages over sugar beets.
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Beets and Irrigation Drive Potatoes Farming Costs
The text argues beets suit beets cultivation with machinery and notes large potato yields in heated regions. It highlights advantages of coal fuel for alcohol distillation, cheaper energy lowering production costs, and how western irrigation regions can boost tuber farming due to soil and climate suitability.
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Fuel Famine Talk Spurs Business Leaders in Pendleton
At a Pendleton morning meeting business men call for action on fuel supply including coal and wood shortages. They warn rapid development outpaces rail and mining capacity, urge more railroads and mines, and note rising costs and monopolies while discussing possible public policy responses.
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Pacific Coast
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Oregon
Oregon Legislature Passes Resolution Against Roosevelt
The Oregon Legislature adopted a resolution discrediting President Roosevelt amid probes into Oregon land frauds. The action follows public debates and positions shown by several Democrats not in sympathy with W. Ro Hoard.
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Western Oregon needs better harbors and rivers
A Salem Journal editorial argues for Western Oregon recognition and economic improvements. It contends the Willamette and Columbia basins need free locks deeper rivers and better harbors, urging state and federal funds be spread beyond the Columbia area after a decade of focus there.
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Salem Journal
Gridinon Elegy Echoes in Hospital Gates
A fragmented elegy musing on sports stars and fans turned to silent wards. The crowd fades as ambulances roll, doctors tend the wounded, and fallen players become quiet figures in hospital beds. It reflects on grief, memorials, and the living bearing their loss.
Rabbits in New Zealand Turn Profit Source
The New Zealand rabbit pest, once a crop threat, became a revenue source. Exports climbed to over 17 million skins by 1890, more than six million skins in 1904 valued at 204000 dollars, and nearly 4.5 million frozen rabbits and hares worth about 500000 dollars were shipped, showing rabbits could be profitable.
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Chicago
Herald
Clarkston fears railroad clash sparks south bank spillover
A Clarkston man notes rising tension between Northern Pacific and O B & N S companies. Locals expect a broad pass that would drop Vineland to the south bank of the Snake River as open warfare looms. Northern Pacific engineers arriving in Lewiston are expected to boost railroad service. Only 865 bales of cotton were valued in German Africa for 1906 07, a region nearly as large as the U S cotton belt.
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Lewiston ‘Pribune
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Snake River
Raymond Hotel
Lewiston
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Africa
Princeton alumni increasingly enter business careers
New directory data on Princeton living graduates shows a shift from traditional professions to business. Among 6522 living alumni listed, 2295 work in business, with notable growth in those graduating since 1900. The trend suggests further movement toward business education in colleges.
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