Oregonian Whirl Through State Shocks Portland
From Portland to Eugene the Oregonian rails at politicos and a looming university collapse. The piece blasts Henry Ford era figures, mourns shuttle capitals, and notes Oregon’s political rumbles. Local harvests rise as rivers free boats and produce heads to Portland markets amid weather and fair expectations.
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Portland
Eugene
Oregonian
Oregon
Henney
Goltie
Washington
Conme
Idaho
California
Poem Fragment Reflects on Youth and Present Joys
The verse laments days gone by and longs for youth while finding present joy in family gathered around. It echoes Will Maupin in a nostalgic tone, praising memory yet cherishing current blessings. The speaker seeks solace in simple morning or twilight moments with loved ones.
Price of Life Insurance Study Prompts Debate
Allan H. Willett of Brown University argues life insurance costs are excessive. His analysis finds actual mortality lower than assumed, high lapse rates, and profits from mispriced policies. He notes large company surpluses and administrative expenses, suggesting reforms could lower premiums and broaden coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan H. Willett
Brown University
the Political Sciences Quarterly
Ife Insurance
Webt
Interkat
New York
Willett
Paops
Sii
Roosevelt to decline a second term says authoritatively
The piece argues President Roosevelt will not run again and warns against establishing a precedent that could invite corruption during a future bid. It asserts the American people should ultimately select a new leader who shares the same public mission once Roosevelt is no longer in office.
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Roosevelt
Chiair
Toonavelt
Colett
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
The Working Man's Honanza Debate on Progress and Prices
In a Detroit Commonwealth style critique, the piece questions who benefits from progress and monopoly. It ponders why domestic goods stay costly compared with Europe, citing steel, wire, sewing machines, fruit jars, and barbed wire as examples of price disparities and resource misallocation.
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Europe
Atlantic
Detroit Commonwealth
Last Salute to Youth and Valor in Timeworn Voices
A fragmentary, elegiac venting from an aged voice, praising younger generations. It recalls time, struggle, and glory as old hearts watch youth, dream of renewal, and bid farewell to the world. The text blends poetic reflections on love, war, and memory with faded phrases and interrupted lines.
Crowding Mange Cattle in Chicago Markets
Chicago Livestock World notes range cattle surplus as owners unload aged stock and feed lot candidates head to market. Packers claim to buy much of the influx at corner prices while ribs loins and rounds go to storage for winter. A separate incident recalls a courtroom moment in Yamhill County where a witness saluted a judge with humor.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock World
Freemore
Chicago Great Western rail line pilot payment questioned
Testimony in the interstate commerce commission stock rate hearing reveals a claimed expense by the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad for pilot services guiding livestock from Missouri River points to Chicago. General Freight Traffic Manager George B Crosby testified about hotel and guide costs during stock train transfers at Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Chicago, Burlington & Gqulnev
Missouri River Pointe
Chicago
Fancoln
Neb
George B. Crosby
Coses
Interstate Commetce Commission
Contagious Blood Poison Described By Sufferer
A patient details severe blood poison symptoms including skin eruptions mouth ulcers swollen glands and hair loss. After ineffective treatments the narrator attributes improvement to S.S.S. and urges others to consider it.
Walters Flouring Mills Capacity and Trade Practices
Walters flouring mill operates at a capacity of 160 barrels daily with flour exchanged for wheat. The plant provides flour, mill feed, chopped feed and related products on a continuous cycle.
Rex Buggies and Winona Wagons Offer Safe City Road Transport
Rex buggies are well built offering simple safe and luxurious conveyance for town or country use. Winona wagons prove an investment not an expense with reasonable price low upkeep and sturdy construction. A modern shop backs customers with up to date machinery and strong after sales care.
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REX
Winona
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Peadicten
Grreon
Cregomian Publishing Company
Mall
Mall Bemi
Mmiuthe
Lyr Mall
ScrippeMrline News
Wis Kart
Nees Sarde
Mute
Hove
Freas Lore Torees
Fourth Street
Chicks
Peresu
OY Security
Boreas
Foor Street
Euteerda
Wendt Postoffice
Oy Fe
Bass Oregonian
Joseph Polk
Milasour
Welling Manor
Citheens
Foland
Inter-Mountain
Nat
Umatilla and
Marrow County
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Price OF Life Insurance
Honanza
Elaine
Beara
Old Indian
Calloway
Yamhill County
Bil
Circus Beautiful
America
Crand
Circus Crouade
Ee Medicing
Coe Ey
Cnumlens
Walters’ Flouring Mills
Sherwin Williams
E. J. Murphy
East Court Street
ORD
St. Helen’s Hall
Taylor Hardware Company
Main Street
F. J. Donaldson
Sunsitine
Liss Pratigur
Northwestern
W. Vincent
Winslow Bros
Jeweler
Optichia
St. Josephs Academy
Sisters of
8. Francia
Philadelphia
Musl
Neagle Bros. Blacksmiths
Rook Spring
W. C. Minnis
Hennings’ Cigar Store
Peoples Warehouse
Hone
C.F. Colesworthy
East Alta Street
W. T. Parker
D. B Richardson
Helix
Tam
Helier
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