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The pen and the pony: How this Oregon cartoonist shaped US politics and introduced Arabian horses to America

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Each summer in Silverton, Oregon the local community packs Main Street for the Homer Days Community Festival.Some people argue that the impact of Homer Davenport’s editorial cartoons actually tilted the balance of the 1904 presidential election in favor of Theodore Roosevelt.As we now find ourselves once again in a heated election year, how much has changed in the competitive political trenches over the last century? And how did this country boy…
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