Delinquent subscribers sectioned as Weston editor vows reform
A Weston editor declares a shift to advance payment and vows to purge delinquent subscribers from the local weekly. The piece cites 460 paid ahead, aims for zero delinquencies by November, and notes wider price and crop-market context including grain outlooks in the Inland Empire.
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Cost of living and trusts blamed for high prices
The article argues that the public blames trusts for rising costs despite ongoing anti trust drives. It notes large crops and prosperity for farmers yet claims honest holders see no benefit from the increases in prices.
Oregon Rail and Power Boom Foreseen Across Coast
Mr Harriman plans building in Oregon from Central Oregon to Tillamook and Coos Bay while St Paul railroad officials survey the feld for large exploitation. Mr Hill outlines ambitious plans for an Oregon invasion as railroads and electric lines expand across the region.
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Oregon urged to double population through farming and growth
A collective appeal argues for organized settlement across Oregon with intensive farming, soil care, and wide village development to create a booming state. A Seattle charity drive by 4,000 women and 200 University of Washington students raised 12,000 dollars selling shipping tags, aiding the needy and promoting self supporting ventures, devised by Leo Kohn of the Charity Organization Society.
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Chicago weighs aid for 10000 hungry schoolchildren
Social workers in Chicago urge immediate financial help after an official report finds 10,000 public school children habitually hungry and inadequately clohthed and unfit for school. The mayor vows to push the city council for aid at once.
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Tariff talk and curious notes from a rough column
A sharp political tirade argues tariffs exceed labor costs and mocks Republican policy. The piece then reports a deep 600 foot Arizona shaft, a joke about a statehood plan, and quirky snippets about the Czar of Russia and a candy distribution to children. It ends with a jab at a prison cafeteria rumor.
For Sale 80 Acres of Land in Athena Area
Mrs. May Jorgenson offers 80 acres of reservation land for sale at $90 per acre. Land described N b¢ of N Wyj sec. 17, tp. 8, 35 E WM. Inquire of F. 8, Le Grow, Athena.
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le Grow
Athena
For Rent Land Near Town Ten Acres Inquire Mrs Jackson Nelson
For rent a body of land near town comprising 10 and a fraction acres. Terms: year or term of years. Inquire of Mrs. Jackson Nelson at Athena.
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