Rural Oregon prospectus hints at growth and farming gains
The East Oregonian discusses traffic law concepts and speed limits, cites military statistics on Japanese forces, and argues that Pendleton and Umatilla County should attract settlers with irrigated lands in Echo, Milton, Hudson Bay, and Triune districts. It forecasts dairy farming and fruit industries as future prosperity for the county.
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St. Petersburg
Man
Oyama
Kuropatkin
Kurok
Noda
Iment
Okw
Nogi
Nodau
Oku
Dynamo
Kuromithin
16Th Army Corps
Far East
Lewes and Clark
Pendleton
Urnathila County
Echo
Milton
Hudson Bay
Trione
Umatilla
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The verse passage reflects a somber, spiritual meditation on enlightenment and heavenly dawn. It envisions a night of mystery broken by white hands guiding toward Paradise, with imagery of angels, frowning skies, and a hopeful dawn.
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Paradise
Alice Garland Steele
Oregon Senate Scandal Echoes in Tanner Case Wake
In Judge Tanner’s case and Mitchell’s floor barrage, the Oregon legislature faces a whitewash critique. The piece denounces delays, party bias, and “guilty” verdicts amid calls for crackdown on corruption, naming Mitchell, Tanner, and postal thief Mitchen amid a broader state-wide corruption critique.
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Tanner
Mitchell
Senate
Oregon
Dave
Tanier
Roosevelt
Mitchen
Hermann
Land, the enduring wealth behind fortunes and cities
An essay argues land is the soundest, most permanent investment while recounting a Chicago tale of a gray-haired turnkey guarding a paving of wealth from land exchanged long ago for country boots. It notes that land now surpasses 100 million and grows beyond.
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Gould
Harrison Street
Chicago
Basif
Saturday Evening Post
Licensing Gambling Refutes the Justification of Permits
The article argues against licensing gambling by drawing parallels to other crimes and vices. It contends that if gambling requires a license because men will gamble, then all harmful acts such as murder, assault, theft, and prostitution would similarly demand official permits. It questions the logic and suggests humanity perversely tolerates wrongdoing.
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Montana
Licensing gambling sparks moral debate in twentieth century
The Advocate laments state licensing as a paid profit scheme for vice and decries gambling licenses as pandering to crime. It argues for enforcing existing laws or abolishing gambling, condemning the notion as unfit for modern society. The Helena Independent notes France warning the Sultan over claims, fearing recall of the French ambassador and potential trouble.
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Helena
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