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chronicle the whob*lit’** ami sj
of the community; ntlect
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bad along with the good.
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other agency that promotes t!<
development of a tow n more tl an
a live newspaper and the weekly
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life of a community cl r than
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effort. I»ecause its reports must
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the continued confid* < >• of
readers.
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into poailivn«. it will pay you to write
Uncle Sam propoat
big brother of the Oregon
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started whereby the Oejr
of Agriculture, the Salem Beard them fur full deuila.
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wheat grown in the American
Northwest this y year by the North-
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n<apolis. Novemlier 12-23. There
amt In ii»*a in the h<-kl of ‘‘WiroleM*’ or
will be sharp competition for first Railroad telegraphy. sine«- the M hour
place. All who enter should ship | law b. arm- effective, and aince the
their five bushels of grain to Wirek « wnpatilei« are v«tabli»hir>g
na throughout the country their
Will A. Campbell, Minneapolis,
great «hortapc of telegrapher«.
in time to reach him by Nov. 1.
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