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Generous Promises to Farmers Across Inland Empire
Reports from Idaho Oregon and Washington praise near perfect conditions for crops this spring. Heavy rains and snows have deeply moistened soil, ensuring water resources through summer. No frosts reported. increased acreage and robust apple berry grain and vegetable crops suggest 1912 will be a year of agricultural success.
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Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Inland
The Greatest Problem of High Living and Food Prices
A historical opinion essay outlines the cost of living as the era’s top question. It notes stagnant real profits for grocers and farmers, rising food prices amid gold supply theories, and consumer bewilderment at market manipulations and strong economic theories.
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Wien
Fragmentary muse on earnings and hope for reversal
A fragment notes a person who spends earnings like a martyr sustained by a single flickering hope that someday the world will experience a reversal of form in living.
Women athletes challenge male supremacy with feats across sports
A 1070 mile New York to Chicago walk completed by a woman on a raw fruit diet in four days early, outpacing escorts. Women win on golf, polo, and swimming, with riders and other endurance feats noted. Eleanor Sears and the Weston case cited. The piece imagines Heroic parity if ancient myths resurfaced.
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Chicago
Florence Sutton
Hazel Hotchkiss
Little Rose Popinoff
Boston
Herbert Wadsworth
Roosevelt
Gen. Miles
Kit Carson
Los Angeles
Washington
Atalanta
Eleanor Sears
Weston
Leander and Hero
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Press cost rise sparks call for western paper mill
The St. Anthony Peak Chronicle notes a ten percent increase in paper prices after two prior raises this year. It urges Utah Idaho and Wyoming papers to fund a centrally located mill, suggesting Pocatello as a suitable site near abundant straw along the upper Snake River valley.
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St. Anthony Peak
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Idaho
Wyoming
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Snake River Valley
Idaho prospects hinge on Clark’s presidency rumor
If delegates to the Coeur d'Alene convention are believed, Clark’s election as president would lead him to return to Idaho and campaign for men who opposed him at the state convention, while Fred T. Dubois would control interior patronage in the region.
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Neck of the Woods
Idaho
Rockefeller seeks reduced assessment on North Tarrytown property
John D. Rockefeller asks North Tarrytown assessors to cut the property assessment from 125000 to 100000. Earlier reports noted that ten added bedrooms would boost improvements to about 1000000.
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John D. Rockefeller
North Tarrytown
Chicago Tribune Pauses After Nominating Roosevelt
The newspaper that secured Theodore Roosevelt at the presidency now halts its campaign activity and sends cheer to spectators as its victory lingers in public view.
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Roosevelt
Chicago Tribune
Champ Clark Leads as Bryan Talk Dims Speaker’s Joy
Report notes Champ Clark ahead in the race while continued Bryan discussion unsettles the speaker, creating a moment of tension and mixed sentiment as delegates weigh influence and outcomes.
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Champ Clark
Bryan
Roosevelt Boom Hard Test for Dixon Leadership
The Roosevelt boom faces a tough task or Joe Dixon would have pressed it earlier. The comment implies defense of the plan hinges on Dixon’s stance and the political stakes in the discussion.
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Joe Dixon
Boston Boasts Breweries, Milwau kee Weighs Bean Business
Boston touts its brewery scene while Milwaukee considers entering the bean business as a potential chance.
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Boston
Milwaukee
Leap Year Brides Seek Partners In June Traditions
A playful note suggests June brides and office matches share a common aim as leap year quirks align with social dating norms. The remark hints at timely mate seeking, reflecting lighthearted society chatter.
ICE Cream Ad Note for Blanchard Brand
A partial, fragmented ad listing ice cream deals. Mentions Blanchard ice cream and bulk pricing at Barbara's Place, 340 W. cl with unclear street name.
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W. cl
Good Roads and the Case for Public Highways
J. D. Browning from Pocatello argues for national good roads, citing historical support from Washington and Lincoln, the shift to rail and road transport, and the economic benefits of better highways. He warns against complacency as Europe shows lower wagon freight costs and stresses roads' role in prosperity and social progress.
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Selfish Americans and the Need for Spiritual Renewal
The speaker rejects democracy and plutocracy, arguing that neither suffices. He decries selfishness across western states and calls for leaders spiritually big enough for their roles. Society must be born again and leaders like Taft’s arbitration treaty exemplify inspired progress.
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R. J. Campbell
Tourists Shape Economy in Italian Districts
Florence and surrounding towns rely on sightseers more than agriculture for prosperity. A good or bad tourist season affects finances more than harvests, with an estimated over 400000 visitors arriving annually in the district.
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Italy
Florence
Life Up in Roseville Herald by a Hobo Partner
A veteran hobo and a scribe launch Roseville’s failing weekly the Herald with nine weeks of life for nine dollars. They publish bold editorials mocking town habits, confront local figures, and defend character while fleeing a mob intent on shutting down the revived paper.
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Herald
Providence
Opium Tales From China According To Dr Gell
Dr W E Gell relates a Chinese travel anecdote showing rival provinces denigrate opium use. A Suman in Flowery Miao country is offered coat jade ring and gold chain for a pipe of opium, but refuses. He jokes about having only fifteen pipes left for thirty miles and presses on.
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W. E. Gell
Dr. Gell
Suman
Washington Star
Sign of a daughter’s plea to elope in a wry note
A witty remark from the Detroit Free Press suggests a girl’s attraction to a young man is often framed as wishing to flee with him from her mother. The quip hints at family dynamics and social expectations in courting.
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Mater
Detroit Free Press
Time to Pray: Subscribing Readers Prompt Debtors Stand
A Warrenton Missouri Banner column reports a preacher using a debt test to shame townsfolk. He asks for those paying debts to rise, then for those not paying to stand. One man remains seated, revealing he owns the newspaper and calls readers subscribers, highlighting a conflict of interest. A prayer ends the scene.
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Warrenton (Mo.) Banner
United Commercial Travelers Convention in Pocatello Idaho
The United Commercial Travelers hold their convention in Pocatello Idaho on June 10 11 and 12 1912 with excursions via Oregon Short Line. Tickets go on sale from Idaho points June 10 11 12 and from Utah and Montana points June 8 6 and 10 with a limit of June 16. A fine program of amusements has been arranged. See agents for rates and further particulars.
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