Thorn Hollow water project defended as prudent spend
The Thorn Hollow water plan faces criticism yet supporters argue the $1500 spent on development is a prudent step before a $200,000 construction. Critics favor Cayuse spring but warn it overflows and cannot serve hillside growth, while The East Oregonian endorses continued investigation and urges timely action.
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Oregonian
Weiter Boarden
Eritioas
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Why They Are Wretched In Pendleton Streets
Pendleton's streets and sidewalks illustrate the inefficiency of councilmanic government. The piece argues there are practically no improved residence streets and that dirt streets are full of bumps and hazards.
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Pendleton
Pendletons
Northwest
Focal Bank
Walla Walla
Pendleton Faces Poor Streets and Sidewalks Need
Editorial tackles Pendleton’s decaying streets and sidewalks blaming lack of system in city government. It argues the commission form could streamline work, cut waste, and improve infrastructure and overall city management.
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Pendleton
Water Board Criticism Draws From Competing Interests
The opposition to the Pendleton water board is split between motives. Some critics are sincere, but the bulk stems from Byers milling and Pacific Light and Power, which fear loss of pumping payments and wish to block the project. The electric trust collects about 2500 per year for pumping city water and favors continuation.
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Water Board
Byers Milling Company
Pacific Light and Power Company
Electric Trust
Pendleton
Legless walker covers 300 miles to Fairbanks Alaska
Monte G. A. Terrill, 68, formerly of White Plains New York, arrived in Fairbanks on two wooden logs after trekking about 300 miles from Chitina in six weeks. He lost both legs after an overflow on Minto Lake left his feet badly frozen three years earlier.
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Alaski
Monte G. A. Terrill
White Plains
Chitina
Terrull
Minton Roadhouse
Hot Springs
Seattle
Terrill
Minto Lake
Women to Edit a Paper in Palo Alto Future Edition
Suffrage and reform activists plan a one day Palo Alto Times edition edited by a committee including Mrs E G Green Rev Carl Warren Miss Rebecca Greene Miss Blanche Freeman Norman Malcolm Mrs William Scofield and Mrs Julia Gilbert. The regular staff will vacation, the group will draft editorials and assign sections to create a model newspaper of the future for Palo Alto residents.
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E.G. Green
Women's Club
Carl M. Warnen
Methodist Church
Rebecca Greene
Blanche Freeman
Stanford
Enelleh
Norman Malcolm
William Scofield
Julia R. Gilbert
Co. H. Gilbert
Stanford University
Spell of the Road and the Ree Places Behind the Sun
A poem describes a journey through forest, desert, and moor as listeners follow the guiding voices of the Jutes toward elusive Ree Places Beyond sight. The speaker promises hardship and distance, with windtracks, heat, and cold, as the mind pursues the Thing Just Beyond Seeing and what lies after the end. Harper's
Bliss Prom the Proverb in a College Debate
An elderly man in Borton mocks college education saying he never had one yet is successful. A college-bred subordinate counters with respect, noting the man should be thankful for his ignorance as a sign of luck and fortune. The exchange appears in the Boston Traveler.
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Boston
Cardul Cited by Mrs McGill as Cure for Weakness
Jonesboro Arkansas Mrs A McGill describes a complete health breakdown followed by strong recovery after using Cardul She reports relief from headaches backaches and emotional distress and praises Cardul as a great medicine for women centuries of testimonials are cited urging others to try it
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Ark
Mrs. A. McGill
Mrs. McGill
Cardul
Cardus
Chetananan Patna
The Trouble Under a Chestnut Tree by Eidigar A. Ryon
A humorous verse in Judge magazine about a man named Lut dealing with car trouble. He frets over a stubborn carburetor and steering gear, then realizes the fault is simple: he's out of gasoline. The piece satirizes mechanical woes and improvised fixes.
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Lut
Eidigar A. Ryon
Americans flee Pisa after leaning tower prank
Two young Americans touring Italy in Pisa joined a carnival cafe crowd. In a drunken game one shoved the other against a building and held him there. Onlookers cried out, the roysters fled, and they left town on an early morning train not daring to stay near the leaning tower.
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Italy
Pisa
Night Eyes and Frosty Doorway Exchange
A fragment from a Chicago news item shows a couple lingering at a frosty doorstep. The man whispers affection while a sharp rebuke from a nearby girl meters the moment, noting the watchful night and distant eyes.
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