Road priorities in Oregon roads plan debate
J Taylor of the Umnauila county good roads association opposes a grand Vancouver to California highway. He urges directing state funds to essential local roads linking country districts to trading centers and favors county driven road programs, warning against statewide tax for a long interstate project.
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California
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Oregon
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Oregon voters shift to Democrat governor West rises
The Baker City Herald notes Oregon voters chose Democrat West as chief executive after months under a Republican governor. It argues West will fill many appointive offices with supporters, warning Republicans will face political repercussions as spoils flow.
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Governor-elect West names GOP aide as private secretary
The text notes West’s early action in naming a Republican to be private secretary, framing it as a prudent, non-controversial start and arguing that party lines matter less than the governor’s upcoming duties. It emphasizes factional considerations and the Herald’s involvement in campaign coverage.
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Taft picks Justice White as chief justice over Hughes
President Taft surprised by elevating Justice White to chief justice while Governor Hughes remains a respected figure at the bar. United Press notes Taft favored Hughes but shifted after advice from Wickersham and others. The selection pleases Wall Street and New York elites, though many widespread citizens prefer Hughes.
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Wall Street
New York
Speakership Fight Divides Eastern and Western Oregon
Portland reports show Eaton of Lane and Rusk of Union and Wallowa counties contending for the speaker post. Eastern Oregon may miss a chance to lead as Western Oregon holds the presidency of the senate and likely the speakership. Rusk is praised as clean cut, aggressive, and among the ablest, aligning with the progressive school influencing the state.
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Lane
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Wallowa
Oregon
Senate
Representative Rusk
Holstein shipment prompts dairy debates and legal musings
A fragment discusses Holstein cows en route from Illinois to Oregon and questions about Jerseys versus Holsteins. It lightly notes Attorney R. Fr. Johnson’s fortune and muses on how some men might remain in bed if robbed of clothes. The passage weaves legal imagery with agricultural talk and local figure remarks.
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Illinois
Oregon
Nate
Egg progresses toward easier use for shampooing
The piece notes that the egg has become somewhat more attainable and implies continued use of the soup for shampooing purposes for now, reflecting a light consumer or domestic tip tone from the Ohio State Tribune.
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Ohio State Tribune
My Corns Don't Hurt a Bit. TIA Cures Right Off.
An advertisement proclaims TIA foot remedy that draws out toxins and cleans pores, promising immediate relief from corns bunions and callouses. It cites user testimonials, claims quick action, and lists Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago as the distributor selling 26 cents per box.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Pendleton to Host Threshermen Convention This Fall
Pendleton secures the threshermen of the state for their next gathering, lured by Round-up attractions and E. U. Smith. The city, famed as Oregon’s great wheat county, expects many threshers to attend, reinforcing Pendleton’s Convention City reputation and prompting early planning for entertainment and lodging.
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Great Wheat
Oregon
Farmer Predicts $16000 Profit From 26 Acre Asparagus Field
A Kennewick farmer expects to net about 16000 dollars next season from a 26 acre asparagus tract. The piece notes there is money in small farming, but warns that if profits grow too large irrigation districts may eventually need individual banking houses to manage the cash.
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Kennewick
Wireless aid in shipwreck prompts rescue call at sea
The Olympia struck a reef in Prince William Sound and the wireless operator broadcast for help. The call reached Valdez and other points, drawing three ships to the scene. The text notes Marcon’s deserving place in the hall of fame.
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Prince William's Sound
Valdez
Marcon
Hall of Fame
Wickersham Delivers Long Account on Government Method
Wickersham offers an extended explanation of how the government conducts its business, detailing procedures and underlying principles. The piece charts procedural steps, governance philosophy, and the implications for public administration.
The Swine Op The Flower Source
A narrator recalls a grotesque sty of swine and a fragrant field of white roses. A whispered clue, Beho source USTTOLENE, hints at a hidden origin or allegory within the scene.
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