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A fragmented East Oregonian page discusses energy use for Round-up visitors, court admission numbers, and the crowded legal profession in Oregon. It cites Portland opinion on Yes Indeed election results and female voting impacts, plus farmer household conveniences and better farm homes as back to the land themes.
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Defeat of Federal Forces at Matamoros Signals Mexican Turmoil
Report notes the Huerta regime faltering as federal troops are beaten at Matamoros. The gain by rebels improves the constitutional cause, with northern Mexico largely under rebel control. The piece suggests rebels could reestablish constitutional government if they gain leadership and funds to continue the struggle.
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Tennessee man takes pride in quiet pride
A Tennessee man, described as one who comes from that state, expresses notable pride in his habit of remaining silent. The brief note highlights his deliberate restraint as a personal attribute recognized by locals.
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Doctor Told Me I'm Not Dead Yet in Mine Disaster
In a mining town a beloved physician treats explosion victims. A big Scotchman named Jamie, carried out unconscious, murmurs I am not dead yet. The men rebuke him for doubting the doctor, and one says Hold your tongue Jamie, do you think you know better than the doctor.
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