Community notices and commercial ads clutter Riverside page
Local items report visitors returning home after a visit with Sparr and Mrs. Leonard Cowles in Riverside. Notes mention lectures at the church, relatives arriving, and business ads for groceries, shoes, millinery, and optics. A potato weigh tag ruling is noted by the bureau of chemistry.
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Spar
W.S
Bureau of Chemistry
Havre Reports Arrival of Kitchener's New Army
Havre notes thousands arriving from England and preparations for Kitchener's new army. Territorial troops shift to northern reserves as first line duty looms. British expeditionary force enforces strict discipline and forfeits duties leads to disgrace. American observer recalls market day muster as French fruit sellers share stock with soldiers.
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Havre
England
Kitchener
Tommy Atkins
Financing the War Strength of England as a Creditor
Stockholm reports from Professor Gustav Cassel that large neutral creditors gain war strength as maturing liabilities are taken up. England normally invests 50 to 75 million dollars monthly abroad. if such investments pause, that amount becomes available for war spending, underscoring England as the capitalist par excellence.
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Stockholm
Sneska Dagbladet
Gustav Cassel
England
Jubilee Singers to Come to High School Friday
The Jubilee Singers will perform at the high school Friday evening December 11. The group of colored artists has won high praise from leading critics and promises a fine program. Members include Mme Florence Cole Talbert soprano, Mme Beatrice Hahn mezzo soprano, Mayme Morrison contralto, W P Talbert tenor and cellist, Geo R Garner tenor, N E Dennis baritone musical director, W A Hahn basso.
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Hahn Jubilee Singers
A.treat
Jubilee Singers
Mme
Florence Cole Talbert
Mayme Morrison
W. P. Talbert
Geo. R. Garner
N. E. Dennis
W. A. Hahn
Woman Credits Chamberlain's Tablets For Health
Mrs. R. G. Neff of Crookston Ohio says she was an invalid with stomach trouble two years ago. After taking three bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets she has been in the best of health since. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
R. G. Neff
Crookston
Ohio
Motion Pictures From Local Races Planned By Theater Owner
E L Sparr owner of the La Corona theater said arrangements are complete to show motion pictures taken at the races. It is expected the first reels will be screened soon and many Coronans may appear on film. Plan to attend.
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E. L. Sparr
la Corona Theater
Methodist Brotherhood Holds Meeting and Oyster Feast
The Methodist Brotherhood will meet at the church tomorrow night and elect officers. An oyster feast is scheduled for 6 30. Rev Varaman of Riverside will deliver the featured address.
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Methodist Brotherhood
Varaman of
Riverside
Progres sive Party Vows Continued Push in Politics
The national executive committee of the Progres sive party issued a statement signaling the leadership will keep the party active and aims to be a strong factor in future political campaigns.
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Chicago
The
Progressive Party
American Students to Aid Relief Committee atOxford
Ten American students at Oxford university eight Rhodes scholars join the American Relief Commission heading to Belgium to aid starving Belgians. Among them are Be. F. Hollman of Stanford E. T. Kittredge of California O. O. Laudermilk of Wilcox Arizona and G. P. Spaulding of Los Angeles.
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Oxford University
Rhodes
Belgium
American Relief Commission
BE. F. Hollman
Stanford
E. T. Kittredge
University of California
O. O. Laudermilk
Wilcox, Ariz
G. P. Spaulding
Los Angeles
Advertising always pays well in the Corona Independent
The Corona Independent notes advertising is profitable for local papers. Advertisers seek broad reach, boosting revenue and page visibility in the market. The piece implies strong demand for classified and display ads amid ongoing community publications.
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Corona Independent
What Happened to Jones at Corona Playhouse
Corona theatergoers may see George Broadhurst's comedy What Happened to Jones next Tuesday night. A traveling salesman drives the town into a string of amusing predicaments, keeping the audience in continuous laughter.
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Corona
George Broadhurst
Talen
Jones
Oregon Supreme Court to rule on minimum wage law
The Oregon Supreme Court will hear arguments on December 7 over the constitutionality of the state's minimum wage law. The case centers on whether the law and its measures exceed the state’s constitutional authority.
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Oregon
Supreme Court
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