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Newberg
Oregon
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
4
Republican Senate Nominees Bourne and Lowell Named
The February 22 1912 issue notes that almost anyone can learn to labor but waiting for spring tests some. Republican candidates for the U S Senate announced include Bourne and Lowell.
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United States
Bourne, Lowell
Woodburn Independent change as Bell sells stake
John R. Bell sells his interest in the Woodburn Independent to partner H. W. Young and plans to go East to work in the newspaper business. The piece notes March weather and mentions R. B. Linville aging while collecting county taxes amid taxpayers’ complaints.
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John R. Bell
Woodburn Independent
H. W. Young
Unseasonably mild winter noted in Willamette valley
The article highlights unusually warm weather with new rose growth pushing off last season’s leaves. It credits the weatherman for a gentle winter schedule in the Willamette valley and notes Mr Groundhog’s behavior as within expected bounds.
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Willamette Valley
Groundhog
Young workers and the law of labor in Newberg
A Newberg business man argues that many local youths are jobless by choice rather than circumstance and that those spared daily labor deserve less pity. He asserts the law that a man should earn his bread and that early work teaches this lesson.
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Newberg
Single Tax Proponent Chooses Oregon State as Refuge
A Philadelphia soap maker reportedly uses his hoarded wealth to push the single tax theory in Oregon. He selected the state likely because of favorable conditions for his political experiment.
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Philadelphia
Oregon
Single Tax Debate Draws Fire From Oregon Farmer Letter
An Oregon farmer condemns W. S. URen and the single tax movement, arguing exemptions on land and improvements would shift taxes to other property, drive up costs for road-building, hurt the poor, and threaten family homeownership. He questions feasibility, equity, and the impact on labor value, urging resistance to such laws.
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W. S
Henry George
Oregon City
Oregon
Test For Fishhooks On Board a Bluefishing Trip
A sea party off the eastern waters prepared bluefishing gear while the skipper filed hooks on deck. He recalls a former sailor who tested hooks by resting the point on his nose until it hung steady, a method that supposedly ensured perfect sharpness and caught fish.
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New York
Not Her First Choice in a Tragic Dance
A Utica Tribune writer recalls a dancer with a passion for dancing and clumsy conduct. A graceful partner endures repeated trampling as she finally suggests sitting out. She quips that dying waltzing is less pleasant than other ways to die.
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Utica Tribune
Regions of near constant rain around the globe
A description of the Sisters islands south of New Zealand and Tierra del Fuego as nearly perpetually rainy. A world belt near the equator from 4 to 9 degrees experiences constant precipitation, while some nearby localities receive very little rainfall.
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New Zealand
Tierra del Fuego
Bismarck Rumor Debunked By Doctor On Life of Statesman
The physician Dr Schwenenger denies that Bismarck was dominated by morphine or alcohol. He notes the chancellor remained active up to his death and attended many social occasions, while visiting his homeland only three times during key life events.
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Bismarck
Schwenenger
William
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