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A Laugh Is Just the Sunshine
Poetic verse praising laughter as sunshine and music that lifts spirits, boosts courage, banishes clouds, and makes life sweeter. It declares laughter drives away ills and lingers in the heart, with a closing line at Lowls Republic.
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Lowls Republic
Oregon Way of Electing Senators
A reader laments Illinois bribery in Senate elections and praises Oregon's direct-vote system. The piece argues that direct democracy prevents corruption seen in Illinois and endorses Statement No. 1, asserting Oregonians support choosing senators by popular vote.
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Tax cost of proposed county division eyed by voters
The piece warns taxpayers across the state to assess the financial impact of proposed new counties over the next six months. It notes Hood River as the only newly created county under the initiative and forecasts many more county division measures this fall, with about fifteen bills already lined up for voters.
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the Dalles
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Hood River County Split Debate Hits Tax Burden
A public debate voiced by the Optimist warns that county divisions can burden taxpayers. The East Oregonian cites Hood River as a case where a property owner, FE A Schiffler, saw a 64.4 percent tax increase in the first year after the split, paying $52.50 more on the same property.
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Wasco County
Aviation A Pact Spurred by Curtiss Flight Pace
Aviation becomes a proven reality as Glenn Curtiss speeds from Albany to New York at 54.4 mph averaging 137 miles with a single stop. Visionaries expect airships and airplanes to create safe passenger travel, potentially hybrids of dirigible and plane, soon to be developed for regular service.
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Albany
Little Old New York
Curtle
Veterans of Spanish American War Recalled by Malabon Group
A Hyland City report recalls the Spanish American War as a memory vivid to veterans. The Malabon camp in this city calls together old fighters from Second Oregon and other units, who will later walk with halting steps like the veterans of 1861.
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Oregon
Postmaster's Death Sparks Portland Office Contention
Postmaster Young of Portland is dead, creating a vacant office that Republicans may feud over. Appointment moves are directed by Hourne or by his enemies through Hitchcock, signaling intra party strife.
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Portland
Will
Hourne
Hitchcock
Land concert preparations for tomorrow
A note instructs to prepare for attending a land concert tomorrow for personal benefit. It emphasizes readiness and personal gain from the event.
Taft to Decide Rail Measure Recognition
President Taft faces a pivotal moment as the railroad measure returns for his formal recognition. The decision hinges on legislative context, political pressure, and potential implications for commerce and regulatory policy.
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Who would join actions like the sugar trust
A reader asks which figures or groups would align with or join a sugar trade coalition or trust actions, seeking names of organizers brokers and influential backers within such economic alliances and their potential roles in shaping market practice and policy.
Famous American preparatory schools in New England
From Arthur Ruhl’s Some American Preparatory Schools in the June Scribner, the piece praises Andover Exeter and their peers for shaping American identity, noting their colonial dormitories, evolving housing, and strong discipline as they move toward modern school buildings. It recalls early days of self-reliance, dormitory life, and the tradition that links Groton St Paul’s and St Mark’s to a lasting educational ideal.
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Exeter
New Hampshire
Groton
St. Mark's
St. Paul's
New England
Eliphalet Pearson
Eliphalet
Dunbar Hall
Bancroft Cottage
Senate
Arthur Ruhl
June Scribner
To Be Sure. Many Wagons Hitch to Stare Chorus
A terse line notes differing ambitions among men and says some attach themselves to chorus members, contrasting risk and preference. The remark by June Lip pinecott suggests social dynamics around aspiration and association.
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June Lippinecott
Reveries and a Wood Fire by Ike Marvel in The Point of View
A reflective piece on mid century best sellers credited to Ike Marvel, discussing Reveries such as Over a Wood Fire and The Reverie of a Bachelor. The author recalls reading habits, the pseudonym’s era, and how aging copies gain meaning through time and memory.
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Reid
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Heverlee
Ike Marvel
Bachelor
Spectator
Life
Hough
Aigur
Echo Controversy at Echo Oregon Farce Opener
A two act District School farce in Echo Oregon drew 200 to 300 at the O F hall last night. The show featured local talent though few full members, and proceeds go toward the ministers salary. Controversy arose over alleged dry territory influence and near beer participation by church members, with writers urging proper reporting to authorities.
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Cure for Rheumatism by Hood’s Sarsaparilla Proclaimed
Henry J. Goldstein of 14 Barton Street Boston says five years of rheumatism left him unable to work. After trying many medicines he took Hood’s Sarsaparilla and quickly improved, now claiming a full cure. The advertisement promotes Sarsatabs in a liquid chocolate tablet form.
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Henry J. Goldstein
Barton Street
Boston
Mass
Hood
Mr. Goldstein
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy to strengthen the stomach and liver, improve digestion, and produce rich red blood. It claims disease prevention and broad cures, urging readers to take a course to overcome stomach weakness and liver laziness.
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Temperance Effort Questioned by A M Lambert
A M Lambert comments on actions within a church community over temperance work. He disputes claims of hindrance and asserts the preacher and church members would not sell their principles for money. The letter frames motives as kind gestures rather than treachery and stresses integrity in the temperance cause.
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The Daily Nuisance Declares A Wifferative Nove
In a quirky note the Daily Nuisance parodies a newspaper item as June Lippincott asks if you take the East Oregonian. The fragment hints at a satirical exchange about reading habits and local papers.
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