Slate Review Targets Moody and Oregon Politics
A Baker City Maverick column surveys the Republican slate led by Charles A. John for governor and Stephen A. Lowell for Congress, criticizing Malcolm A. Moody and arguing he should earn a senate bid. It catalogs candidates, quotes opinions on Moody, and weighs party balance in Oregon’s Second District amid national-city ambitions and historical figures.
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Baker City
Bush Livermore
Jace Cornelia
Crogan
Portland
Congress
Malcolm A. Moody
Jawh
Malcolm A
Malcolm
Oregon
Moody
Washington
Jawn Rand
Cotgreneman
Court of
Senate
Majora
Hla Entary
Anator
Mondy
Reputtienne
Thie
LoiNevoe
Satem
Firet Cletriet
BK. Kay
Marton
Stephen A. Lowell
Pendleton
United
Taxing Bachelors and Penalties in Early Law Reform
Fragmented OCR of a historical article discusses penalties on bachelors for childbearing and marriage timing. It cites Sparta and Athens, notes that early laws discouraged celibacy and promoted large families, describes Augusta era provisions restricting bachelors and widows from holding land, and explains forced remarriage to preserve family lines.
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Sparta
Athens
Algustis
Lushaod
Blind Insects Adapt To Darkness In Cave Environments
The article explains how cave insects lose sight over generations, increasing touch and antenna length to compensate. Despite apparent blindness, they walk and explore as if they could see, reacting to light like a candle as a test of their sightlessness and noting embryos show well-developed eyes earlier in life.
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Metas
FIRST MAP OF THE SKY AND DEEP WELLS OF EUROPE
Early astronomy notes trace constellations to Chiron and ancient texts. The piece lists deepest wells in Europe and the U.S., cites Scottish dialect naming of well digging, and recounts a mock royal punishment story with a joke about apologies and real estate. It ends with a sales blurb for Oxford shoes.
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Moment
Alexandera
Chiron
Newton
Wade
Orion
Europe
Passy
Prayer
Dept
la Chapelle
Paris
Grenelie
Doris
Nenusalwerk
Minden
Eiseengen
Bavaria
Sperenberg
Berlin
Whiel Ta Mall
Poath Hungary
United States
St. Louis
Louisville
Columbus
Charleston
8. C
Dry land farming andotins teen on siowte t
A report on dry land farming ideas and experiments in the Inland Empire and Northwest, highlighting the Campbell system, soil moisture retention, and alfalfa trials. Mentions estimates from Colonel Judson, farms in Franklin County, and prospects for Eastern Oregon Washington.
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Nihee
Portlid
Easton Washington
Dummer
Inland Empire
Northwest
Judson
Nebraska
Kanata
Campbell
Oregon
Washington
Franklin County
Cooper
Derent
Heleht
Hotel St George advertises modern Oregon lodging
The Hotel St George presents an European plan with en suite rooms and Sheam heat throughout. Large new maple rooms and every modern convenience are highlighted. Telephone and fire alarm connections reach offices in all rooms. Corner Main and Webb streets, block and a half from the depot.
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Jersey
Oratelin
St. George
Oregon
Pendleton Hae
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