Pactinna Oregonian News Clipping Fragment
Fragmentary text from a Pacific Northwest newspaper with partial garbles and street details. Mentions Oregon, Washington D.C. Bureau, United Press Association, and postal classification. No clear event or person identified due to damage.
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Back to the Farm in a Simple Homeward Ballad
A poem by M Barnitz yearns for the old farm and simple life. It contrasts urban bustle with sunlit vales, bees, birds, and the shelter of motherly prayers. The speaker vows to return to plow, sow, and harvest in the good old life.
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Eden
M. Barnitz
Johnson Wins California Primary for Governor
In California, Hiram Johnson wins a landslide for governor as the progressive reformer defeats Southern Pacific backed Alden Anderson. The direct primary is praised as empowering voters against corporate influence, signaling a western stand against machine politics and the old convention system.
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Hiram Johnson
Bester
Lincoln- Roosevelt League
California
Alden Anderson
Southern Pacific Railroad
Machine
Commonwealth
Southern Pacific
Johnson
Oregon Direct Primary Battle Echoes National Debate
National importance frames Oregon voters as the state faces a direct primary issue. The fight pits reform against machine interests, with assemblages aiming to push Oregon back to old powers. Will Oregon stand by its law or yield to factional influence this year.
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Oregon
California
Why the Dedat Discussing Abruzzi Elkins Fair
A San Francisco paper ponders American attitudes toward social equality and the Abruzzi Duke as a modern, hardworking suitor. It notes Americans favor a hearty outdoorsman who can be master of his life and hints at cultural mismatches with European courts. The piece asks why Miss Pkins and the Duke delay marriage amid such cross cultural interest.
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New England
Abruzzi
America
Hartman fights against Orchard county plan
County judge G A Hartman leads opposition to the proposed split of Umatilla County. The piece urges residents to back Hartman to defeat the Orchard county bill, mentions Roosevelt, frontier show, and even a humorous aside about bears in the Blue Mountains. It also includes assorted quips from Life magazine and dialogue fragments.
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Umatilla
G. A. Hartman
Orchard
Ike Judge Hartman
Judge Hartman
Roosevelt
Blue Mountains
Kaiser Drinks and Habits Revealed in German Post
A Strassburg Strassburger Post article discusses how Kaiser Wilhelm II drinks, noting public Ehrentrunk moments at Strassburg's palace and en route to Koenigsburg. The piece highlights his moderate, boyish enjoyment across golden cups, Roemer, or Hungarian crystal, reflecting restraint and sociable style.
Emperor's Potsdam drinks and a cucumber liqueur
The Westminister Gazette notes at the emperor's Potsdam residence new palace offerings include Strawberry Hquor and eider, with the emperor urging guests to partake. A cucumber liquor recipe is shared, and the czar never drinks wine without mineral water, even in champagne. He ends each day with a large glass of orangeade.
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Potsdam
New Palace
Potedam
Fce
Banner in the Dust Defines a Defiant Resolve
The speaker Douglas Dobbins vows to press on after a failed effort. He believes a higher Eye witnesses his struggle and that right purpose sustains him. With heavenly assurance and renewed zeal, he vows not to pine in defeat but to endure toward victory.
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Ani the Mire
Douglas Dobbins
Armada's Treasure Galleon Florencia Searched Again
A London syndicate has resumed the search for the Florencia, the Spanish Armada galleon that sank in Torbay in 1588 with treasure. Lieut. Col. P. Mackenzie Poss oversees operations with a mining expert boring a hull area. Ceylon divers will inspect once hull is found, after years of historical inquiries.
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Tobermory Bay
London
Duke of Areyle
P. Mackenzie Poss
Ceylon
Spain
Italy
Foss
Florencia
Manchester Express
Bungalows Now Equal to Rustic Cabins and Sod Dwellings
A Denver Republican verse by Arthur Chapman contrasts the modern bungalow craze with antique sod houses. It laments the shift from plain log cabins to vine adorned bungalows and urges a return to the simple, lowly dwelling. The piece reflects nostalgia for frontier homes and mocks societal trends toward architectural fads.
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Arthur Chapman
Denver
California oil boom mirrors wild west splurge
The gusher era in California boosts wealth with generous, spectacular spending by Western magnates. Their lavish generosity is likened to Scotty-type millionaires who scatter funds freely, sparking both awe and media chases as they make bold cash pledges.
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California
California Oil Boom Sparks Golden Fever Across State
The 1909 oil output is estimated at two million dollars in value and more than fifty eight million barrels. The Lakeview gusher, flowing about 40 000 barrels daily since March, underscores a vast, inexhaustible supply that may raise long term prices. U S Geological Survey puts remaining oil at about ten billion barrels, attracting eastern and international capitalists to California.
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Aubrey
California
United States Geological Survey
Lakeview Gusher
Lakeview
L. Edholm
Technical World Magazine
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