Hartley Opposes State Reclamation Policy and Kittitas Project
The editor endorses Governor Hartley for refusing to sign a bill that would have put the state into colonizing lands via the Kittitas reclamation project. It argues the state should not fund land development and warns of broader taxpayer burdens if policy expands to swamp and other lands while praising the governor’s practical stance and spirit of service.
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Hartley IS
Hartley
Kittitas
Ellensburg
Kennewick
Yakima Republic
Mother's Day Unfolds as National Day of Respect
A public tribute to mothers frames the holiday as a rising yearly debt acknowledged with humility and reverence. The piece lauds the mother as a symbol of goodness and sympathy and credits a deep sentiment for creating broader recognition each year.
Chauncey Depew Explains Longevity And Self Mastery
The piece profiles Chauncey Depew as he shares views on staying young during the year’s season. It notes his April birthday and his habit of discussing longevity recipes. It highlights his willpower to abandon unwise habits and his practice of leaving worries behind at sunset.
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Chauncey Depew
Depew
Staying Young Through Self Mastery and Community Examples
The text urges mastering self to stay young and overcome harmful habits. It cites Depew and local people as examples, advising forgetting troubles after daily work and maintaining discipline through simple routines.
Public revolt against over regulation warned
The Milwaukee Sentinel argues that a strong anti regulation mood has grown beyond academic discourse, endangering sound laws and good governance by swinging the pendulum away from extensive constitutional amendments and government interference toward excessive regulation.
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Beens
Congress
Milwaukee
ORD BALFOUR Escapes Damascus Amid Arab Uproar
Ord Balfour was spirited out of Damascus recently to avoid an Arabian mob. The note suggests he should consider a magical escape akin to Doug Fairbanks in Bagdad next time he travels there.
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Ord Balfour
Damascus
Doug Fairbanks
Magic Carpet of
Bagdad
Rumor German alcohol imported as nonpoisonous causes alarm
The note questions a German synthetic wood alcohol claim as propaganda while officials refuse risk. A separate incident reports a Central Park Zoo baboon breaking bars, killing a monkey, rampaging for four hours, and being shot by police.
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Central Park Zoo
New York
Wonder
Mexican officials foresee era of peace prosperity and goodwill
Officials say Mexico is about to enter a new era of peace and prosperity, hinting at renewed hope for Europe. mentions exotic purple egg laying hens brought from Argentina for poultry shows and comments on the Easter rabbit cornering the business.
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Exican
Mexico
Europe
America
Argentine
Golf Thinking Warns Against Waiting For The Ball To Bite
A golf note urges players to act quickly and not wait for the ball to bite the turf. The tip emphasizes decisive phrasing for better control and precision on the course.
Home Team Seeks Aid As Time Is Now
An appeal echoes the call for support as the home team mobilizes at a pivotal moment. Community figures rally behind the squad urging participation and backing.
Mexico to restore railroad ownership to private sector
The piece notes Mexico is poised to return railroads to private owners and humorously contrasts reform efforts with figures like Bill Bryan on evolution. It also mentions the gold standard drift, radio education, rising air forces, and a large German election turnout.
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Bcroree
Bill Bryan
Kennewick Ruminations on Work and Worth
A Kennewick writer muses on the high cost of experience and the value of health over wealth. Citizens reflect on civic duty, labor, and daily life from chores to household appliances as they joke about managing home affairs and social compliments.
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Kennewick
German Mark Redemptions At 23 Cents Per Trillion Reported
A report notes Germany plans to redeem marks at a rate of twenty three cents per trillion though the value is impractical to tally. The remark highlights the absurdity of counting large sums as a symbol of devalued currency.
Sahara desert used as clutch and gear learning ground
Amateurs practice driving basics in the Sahara desert, learning pedals gears and clutches to improve handling and control in open terrain. They use wide sandy areas to simulate varied road conditions and gain practical experience away from urban traffic.
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GHT
Sahara Desert
Settle Down Then Settle Up Adage From Sam
A clipped proverb notes advice attributed to Sam about life and decision making. It warns that overloading the mind with junk thoughts hinders progress and urges a calm approach before resolving matters. The tone reflects historical editorial voice on practical wisdom.
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Sam
Fiy
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