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BEFORE OREGON
Yes, before Oregonwasa state when
there were Indians and gold rushes
(and things) the Statesman was be
ing readun the capital of the territory
and .throughout the great Oregon
country.
Toddy, although it is 78 years old, the
Statesman is younger than ever. Read
it through. We'll be happyto have you
take jiote of every feature of the New
Statesman.
Yet the Statesman is not old! Men
mayjage, but newspapers possess a
founiain of perpetual youth. Theirs is
the dynamic of a great undertaking . .
each lay life starts anew ... there are
new hope to be fulfilled, fresh news to
aper
be told, yesterday's obligation well
filled is supplanted by the newer, larg
er task of the present.
Just so with the NEW Oregon States
man. Proud of its past, conscious of
.the high responsibility ' such years of
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service email, yet it must pe zne imcjw
paper in the NEW day.
The policy of the New Oregon States
man will be to print more pictures,
more local news and editorials and se-m
cure for its readersthe bjest features
obtainable. ... .
observe that the New Statesman is
truly the state capital newspaper of
Oregon. It gets the intimate little
stories, yet highly important stories,
as well as the big news of the state. To
the taxpayer the New Statesman is in
valuable. It brings to you every morn
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of news of the world, the nation, the
communities of the central Willamette
valley. T
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