Oregon Journal backs East Oregonian on liquor regulation stance
A quarrel over local option and state wide liquor control is reviewed. The East Oregonian advocates a saloon regulation law to temper prohibition, arguing counties with saloons would keep mayoral tax flows while dry areas stay dry. It contends voters prefer a middle path between open saloons and prohibition.
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The
Oregon Journal
Portland
East Oregonian
Iowa
Oregon
Public rail rate reform urged by state commission
The Washington railroad commission ordered a 12.5 percent cut in grain rates on the Northern Pacific. Chairman Fairchild asserts appeals will fail, noting exhaustive investigation and fair conclusions. He cites state business profits and excess revenue, arguing people own the railroads and deserve lower charges. The piece also mentions a federally owned building planned in Washington.
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State
National
Railroad Commission of
Washington
Washington Commission
Northern Pacific
Fairchild
The Modern Farmer Embraces Science and Practice
The article argues the modern farmer is a scientist and practitioner who improves livestock, soil, and crops through knowledge of breeding, soil culture, pest control, and weather resilience. It stresses systematic work, continuous learning, and openness to improvement as keys to better yields and farm success.
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Nature
Senators Tour Baker City Waterworks and Court House
During a Baker City visit, Senator Carter of Montana praised the new court house and Baker’s water system. He toasted Baker water after drinking four glasses and said a first class water supply is essential for a big city. Senator Paynter of Kentucky showed interest in the water plant.
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Baker City
Baker
Montana
Paynter
Senator Carter
Senator Payntor
Kentucky
When the Fields Are Frosty the South Celebrates Prosperity
An Atlanta Constitution verse envisions good times in Dixie as frost yields promise of May. Squirrels bark, leaves turn gold, and reapers sing while fields thrive with sun and rain. Prosperity station invites the happy train to alovin land.
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Land of
Dixie
Atlanta Constitution
Bill Miner to Play for Pullman Team This Fall
Bill Miner, star football player from Washington State College, declares intention to enroll at Pullman this fall and join the football team. He previously starred as an end for three years and returns after an injury sidelined him. Miner also aims to play baseball and bids to join basketball next spring at Pullman.
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Bill Miner
Washington State College
Hic Pullman
Miner
Spokane
Estate College
St. Louis
University of Montana
Dunawhy
Pullman
Twice one are a charming promenade scene
A young lady sits with a gallant captain in a deco rated recess while a diminutive niece sits on her knee for appearance. In the adjoining room the rest of the company is present. The niece loudly instructs Auntie to kiss her too and the aunt replies that two is not grammar, prompting a humorous exchange.
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Ethel
District fair set to open next Monday
The district fair will open a week from next Monday. Harriman hints at not living forever. Pendleton’s woolen grill stands as the sign of progress. Some small boys go to school with smiling faces, others do not. Soon it will be too cool for north Pole stories.
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Pendleton
North
German families to settle near Union in South Dakota
Fifteen German families are expected to establish a new settlement near Union, South Dakota, marking a notable immigration movement. The plan outlines their likely arrival and the anticipated impact on local demographics and community life.
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South Dakota
Union
Man who kept shouting for Mr Smith at meeting
At a political meeting a disruption arose as a man loudly called for Mr Smith at every new speaker. A pompous young orator attempted to speak, while the interrupter persisted. The chairman asked him to stop. The disturbance ended when the man explained the speaker was “the little chap” who tipped him off.
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Smith
Mr. Smith
Pentecost Power Apostolic Evangelist Faces Satan in Lakeview
A Pentecost Power Apostolic evangelist is described as wrestling with Satan in Lakeview. The event centers on spiritual conflict, with emphasis on faith, deliverance, and the church’s outreach to local residents. There are no medical or legal disclosures.
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Satan
Lakeview
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