Maine vote looms in tight national race and local speculation
The East Oregonian notes Maine voters face a close election with Democratic hopes rising amid a rebirth of political optimism. It contrasts Plaisted and Haines forecasts and recalls 1914 results while weighing broader Democratic momentum and national reform themes. The piece also touches on agriculture, industry, and Pendleton growth pressures as housing demand surges.
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Wilsons Nonpartisan Campaign Stresses Principle in Oregon
Local Wilson supporters plan a county league in Umatilla to align with a nationwide, principle driven campaign. Woodrow Wilson, a Democrat, has long followed party lines, yet his candidacy centers on principles over traditional partisanship. A Portland banquet by the Commercial Club celebrated his straightforward Americanism, drawing diverse attendees.
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Harvest Prospects Lift American Agriculture Despite Delays
Financial critic Henry Clews notes late rains slowed harvests but overall crop prospects remain strong. Wheat is high quality and selling well, corn yields are near record levels with timely frost risk low, cotton uncertain but improving with warm weather. Hay oats and fruit crops are already large, signaling broad prosperity and industrial boosts.
Everything Comes In Its Own Good Time Verse
A reflective poem by Alwyn M. Thurber on patience, delayed rewards, and how money health and status come with time. It contrasts anxious striving with calm habit formation and ends affirming a rightful place for excellence in all callings.
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Votes for Women in Ohio: Suffrage Efforts Continue
The Ohio suffrage vote ended 26 to 1 against, yet organizers plan to push the cause via the Initiative. Leaders claim strong support from civic-minded men and widespread opposition from vested interests. Oregon women are urged to note the momentum as local groups grow active and plan further campaigns, with Mrs Wade set to organize Pendleton and Baker County women in October.
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Exclusive Costume Suggestion at French Masquerade
A nervous oil bewu sits with a shiny roll and a silk handkerchief as he requests a distinct costume. An old man asks what he can do and the customer proposes a bold disguise: sugaring the head to resemble a bulb. September Lippincett's.
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Judge Questions Tailor Notes In Bankruptcy Court
In Louisville, Judge Robert C. Kinkead, presiding in bankruptcy, puzzled by tailor shorthand on a measurement pad, pressed for meaning. The tailor confessed that S. B. L. meant slightly bow-legged, prompting light humor about personal appearance and clerical abbreviations.
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The Right of Way
September Lippincott's depicts a father's evolving view of road etiquette as he shifts from scowling at drivers to asserting the right of way after acquiring a car.
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