Oregon Urges Support for State University Amid Referendum Debate
The editorial argues that Oregon must fund and maintain its state university as higher education underpins future prosperity. It warns that a referendum to defund would harm the state, deter future settlers, and harm farmers, emphasizing that agriculture benefits from strong educational institutions and urging farmers to support higher education financially.
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Pacific Northwest
Ita
Oregon
Roosevelt's Fearless Stand Shapes His Monument
Roosevelt's best work lies in fearlessly challenging powerful party leaders and calling out law-breaking magnates. His sharp critique in Congress marks him as a rare reformer, earning support from both parties and shaping his enduring place in American history.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Oregon
Outside view on Oregon university funding battle
Editorial from a Montana Idaho newspaper discusses an attempt in Oregon to defeat the University of Oregon appropriation via a referendum. It notes farmer opposition in the Willamette Valley to a 47 000 per year increase and urges support for education and farming communities.
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Moxegon
Idaho
University of Oregon
Wilamette Valley
Oregon
Tiet
Eugene
Voters Ponder on Direct U.S. Senate Election Debate
In the Oregonian, Ahle Watt, veteran Republican, argues for popular election of U.S. senators and against party machine control. He counters Huddleston, Hodson, and Judge Lowell, urging plain citizens’ votes and warning that voters outnumber politicians at the polls.
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Oregon
United States
Ahle 5. Watt
O. R. & N. Company
Portland
Hud
Lowell
Watt
Hodson
David B. Hill
Hudson
Pendleton
Will of the people should choose United States senators
The passage argues that voters should elect U S senators directly, not by party interests. It contends representatives and the president reflect the people but Senate selection should also follow the people's will, urging candidates to sign Statement No 1 and voters to require honesty and pledged promises.
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United
Staten Senatbra
Congress
United States
Oregon
Bitter fruitgrower blocks address at fruit association
J L Du mas of Touchet opposes press coverage of his Northwestern Fruiting association talk at Walla Walla. The writer notes his stance contrasts with possible profits from advertising for bumper apple crops or orchard land offered at 1000 per acre, and argues newspapers profit from such figures despite old methods.
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J. L. Dumas
Northwestern Fruiterowers’ Association
Walla Walla
Government receivership of railroads questioned
The text questions why railroads in financial trouble due to mismanagement fall to government receivership and often improve under government control while private management fails. It asks whether temporary government intervention is preferable and whether permanent government management could be better.
Poets Perform in Istanbul Showhouses
In Constantinople showmakers are described as poets. While customers wait for heel repairs or shows to be replaced, attendants recite improvised or memorized verses. The verses are in Arabic or Turkish, leaving American listeners unsure if the verse is good or bad.
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Constantinople
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Serna Claim Benefits
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Serna as a trusted laxative. It emphasizes cleansing and gentle relief without debility, notes natural action, physician approval, and warns to buy the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Co through leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Gale
Peruna editorial declares openness in medicine and sales
Dr Hartman promotes Peruna as a public household remedy with full ingredient disclosure and testimonials. The piece asserts ethical advertising to the people, vows no doctor only sales, and pledges to publish user statements and portraits with consent while aiming to expand globally.
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Dr. Hartman
Peruna
Newherpeside Killer Promoted by Detroit Firm
The advertisement touts a product called Newhro’s Herpieide as a cure for herpes, claiming it destroys the disease symptoms including scalp itching. Sold by druggists in ten doses priced at 60 cents and 31.00, advertised by A. Koeppen & Bro in Detroit Michigan.
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Newhro
Ten Drugeia Te Pn Tiempo
Ie Aetre Hertalde Co
Detroit
Koeppen
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