Fearless view on elections and business steadiness
The essay argues that presidential years do not derail business and urges Americans to quit fearing revolutions and stagnation. It notes Washington work by trained officials, public opinion guiding policy, and calls for continued production as farming and industry prosper. It also covers Roosevelt inspired political shifts, Taft leadership, and a proposed fifteen million dollar highway bond plan plus booming strawberry fields in the valley.
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Elbert Hubbard
Washington
Times
Supreme Court
America
the Times
Roosevelt
Chicago Inter Ocean
Bass
Glasscock
Osborne
Hadley
Aldrich
Nebraska
Taft
la Follette
Carey
Stubbs
Dixon
Montana
Toole
Senate
One of Those Newspaper Guys Poem on a Reporter
A poem depicts a man strutting through crowds in halls and shows, asking if figures like Murphy Burns Goodwin Morgan are the famed figures, only to hear they are “one of those newspaper guys.” The speaker envisions streets of gold where a journalist is questioned, yet remains an ordinary newspaper man in the end.
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Murphy
Burns
Goodwin
Morgan
Gold
Peter
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Kennewick Flour
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Ferrel & Schmella Proprietors
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Welli
Hotel
Kennewick
H. J. Claussen
Stanton’s Insurance Office
Spokane
Seattle
Crab Creek Lumber Company
M. N. Hudnall
The
Kennewick Courier
R. E. Reed and
E. C. Tripp
Courier
Second St
Wash
Congress
Cascades
Walla Walla
Columbia River Valley
Chilberg
Inland Empire
Inland Cement
Cascade Lumber Co
R. C. Mounsey
Mgr
Ugh Bros
al Fisher
Kennewick, Wash
W. R. Weisel & Co
Emigh-Howe Bldg
Phone
E. S. McDonald