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Keep On Keepin On Poem Line From Vintage Selection
The excerpt urges steady resolve when days turn grim and uncertainty weighs heavily. It encourages bracing oneself, gritting teeth, and persisting through perplexities until hope returns, reflecting a resilient, uplifting tone from a vintage selection.
Committee Visit Highlights Umatilla Project Prospects
The senate Irrigation committee toured the Umatilla project and heard settlers describe their progress while noting the project lags behind other government schemes. Suggestions included longer water-payment terms, relaxed residence requirements, and quicker desert claim patents. Officials praised the visit and foresaw further progress by next year.
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Umatilla
Jones
Hermiston
Pendleton
The Sneaks Defended by Journal in Oregonian Spat
The Oregonian mocked the statement as a sneaking device to win a seat in the legislature. The Journal fires back that true sneaks are those who enter late in the session to buy a senatorship, prowling the capital at night to seize office unseen, withholding public foreknowledge of nominees.
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Sneak route to the senate in 1903 described
The passage condemns midnight campaigns and secret dollars used to influence Senatorship elections. It contrasts honorable men with sneaks who offer large sums to sway the people’s choice, arguing that such actions violate the pledge and damage public trust. The era is framed as one of supposed honor among honorable men.
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Hermiston Reclamation Project Urges Unity After Scrutiny
Hermiston residents are urged to reflect on rivalries exposed yesterday as Director Newell and others criticized factions. Officials say post factional harmony can revive progress and turn the project toward its goal of turning the area into a prosperous Garden Spot. Landowners are urged to stop fighting and invest in land advertising to accelerate development.
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Newell
Hermiston
Polar Quest Sparks Modern Aviation Interest
A playful account notes DreCocok’s imagined pole discovery before legendary heroes emerged. It contrasts current aviation enthusiasm with sledding traditions in polar regions, framing the change as a pastime shift from past to present.
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North Pole
Polar
Pendleton Welcomes Distinguished Visitors Yesterday
Pendleton hosted many distinguished visitors whose presence was appreciated. The senate committee on Irrigation and the president of the Northern Pacific may return later if they wish.
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Veteran American warship towed for disposal after long naval service
Built in New York in 1863 and served thirty years with the U S Navy the former vessel later ended as a quarantine and detention ship at Discovery Bay. Abandoned after grounding during a winter storm and recommended for sale its copper sheathing hull and heavy salvage value mark its lasting scrap potential despite decades in service.
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When the Forests Are Gone Voiced by a Broken Landscape
A poem lamenting deforestation and urban sprawl. Birds like the thrush, oriole, robin, lark, and bobolink lose homes as trees disappear. The speaker questions where birds will nesting and sing once maple boughs vanish and town noise drowns nature. Epilogue credits Aloysius Call.
Howdy and sociable spirit praised in old song
A column in the Atlanta Constitution extols saying hello as a friendly greeting. It calls "Howdy" a sociable, golden minute that eases troubles and opens the world to neighbors. The piece celebrates greeting neighbors in all seasons as a joyous, hallelujah moment.
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Allanta Constitution
Tongue traits revealed by physiognomy
A London Chronicle excerpt warns that the tongue speaks volumes beyond words. A still tongue betrays its owner as surely as a wagging one, with right or left tilts signaling character, temper, and reliability, while extreme thrusting marks an irresponsible chatterer.
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London Chronicle
Sale of U S S Iroquois hull to wreckers proposed
Port Townsend officials plan a sale offer for the bulk of the sloop-of-war Iroquois hull once a department inspection confirms it unserviceable. Lieuts Hall and Adama of the revenue cutter service inspected the hulk at Diamond Point. report to Washington will determine sale terms as wreckage.
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United States
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Despondent Ex-University Instructor Tries Drowning
Leon Liebard, once a University of Chicago language instructor, attempted suicide by drinking a quart of gin and drowning himself at San Pedro harbor after his wife refused him living on her ranch. A patrolman found him with his head over a bulkhead. He cited despondency over the marital separation. A Canyon City Eagle former editor is thriving west of town, raising fruit, peaches, wheat and mules.
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