Maine voters sweep Republicans to large victory in state election
Maine held a decisive Republican win with Parhurst of Bangor elected governor by a large margin over McIntire. Four Republican congressmen were chosen, giving the party a strong statewide majority and a 154 seat House with Democrats reduced to 15.
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Lad Hill district hosts first community and school fair
Last Saturday September 11 residents of the Lad Hill district gathered for their first community and school fair. Mrs. Bessie Smith led the girls sewing club with neat garments while pig club boys displayed fine pigs outdoors. Exhibits from farmers included fruits vegetables and crafts with a noon cafeteria style dinner. County Club Leader Miss Romney P Snedeker attended and Dr Utter of Newberg conducted dental examinations in the afternoon.
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Newberg
Industry Alone Can Endure Economic Uncertainty
A banker who has studied the economic altna tion argues there is no current cause for fear. He notes capital survives by perpetual reproduction, not preservation, and that normal times see consumers also produce wealth. Yet the past six years show abnormal conditions with wealth destruction driven by government actions.
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Oregon news highlights from Portland and Salem developments
Portland hosts a large chicken dinner promoting dried buttermilk from Olympic Cereal mill. Redmond plans a juniper manufacturing plant. Goodrich Co to build a two story concrete storage building. Albany reports world champion Jersey cow Jean Marigold with record butterfat. Phonograph plants merge with Stradivara Phonograph Manufacturing in Portland. Portland wheat exports reach 3.29 million during August. Wilkinson Brothers unveil a portable auto wheel adaptable to any car. Salem designates site for sulphite mill by California Oregon Paper Co. West Salem builds the Northwest’s largest prune dryer to process 2000 barrels daily.
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Notes on ham carving and political anecdotes from Capper's Weekly
Historical snippets recount Louis Philippe's pride in carving ham, Alaska's single representative lacking a vote, and reflections on U S governance. A McKinley lightning rod once before his home now at Harding's, with forecasts of destiny if moved to Marion. A Topeka woman eyeing a $105 brown broadcloth dress sees it bought before she purchases, then witnesses her maid in the film attire.
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Why soldiers in World War lost more rightiness and art
The Pathfinder magazine argues that in combat soldiers lose steadiness and fine motor control when using rifles. It suggests action stress and recoil hinder precision and artistic sense during battle.
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The Truth About Evidence
An analysis of how evidence is used in legal practice to shape truth. The text contrasts circumstantial and document evidence and notes that truth can be manipulated by legal tactics. It emphasizes that the aim is the truth as perceived by the court and warns against overemphasizing certain parts.
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