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Men and Women of Oregon
Wake Up
OREGON PROSPERITY IS AT STAKE
Ten thousand men and women, working
men of the state stretch out their arms in earn
est, brotherly appeal in defense of their jobs,
their homes.
Fifty thousand Hop Pickers ask you to earn
estly think of the injury you might uncon
sciously do them.
Seven Hundred Hop Growers with thous
ands of acres at stake with six million annual
income hanging in the balance and paying three
million dollars in annual wages, ask you to do
nothing to them you would not have them do
to you To apply the Golden Rule.
A foreign war that may last for years is al
ready laying its blight of stagnation on our be
loved state.
Don't Make Taxes Any Higher
Don't Create Worse Conditions of Poverty
Don't Create More Hunger
Be awfully careful that your emotions do
not lead you to. do greater injury to your fellow
men and women whom you might think you
were doing good.
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Vote 333 X No Against Prohibition
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