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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
2
Opinion piece contrasts miner and owner perspectives on strikes. It argues miners lack education and savings, owners seek cheap production, and lasting improvement requires improving conditions for both sides. It warns nationwide impact if coal supply ceases and calls for training for both workers and owners.
The Salem Capital Journal blames the legislature and governor for doubling the adjutant general salary from 1800 to 3600 and boosting custodians pay to 1200. It notes the governor should curb unwise laws while citing Olcott, Patterson, and Margot Asquith observations amid Oregon politics and Ralph Williams’s likely re election as Republican national committeeman.
Corvallis editor and former three term representative Jim Stewart of Corvallia runs in the republican primary for the Benton Polk district seat. He faces E. P. Belknap of Monroe and campsaigned as a farmer allied leader with strong road, education and tax reform stances. Stewart urged workmen’s compensation, bone dry laws and education funding while in Oregon House.
Senator Charles L. McNary reports the senate sub committee has adopted his resolution to fund an investigation of Manchurian walnuts. An expert will be sent to Manchuria to study the industry as imports surge, with nearly 7 million pounds landing in San Francisco in December and January at about 84 cents per pound.
The piece reflects on how the Blue Boy’s sale price drew crowds after the event and argues that public interest in art grows with exposure. It notes that money often governs public attention while asserting the value of culture can expand even as financial headlines spark curiosity. It questions the link between price and understanding.
The discussion over The Blue Boy sale in England reveals a tide of philosophy about intact entente while ill will surfaces as American buyers snag English treasures. The London Telegraph notes earlier gallery exoduses by Germans and Americans with changing European views on commercialism and wealth.
A satirical line notes a medical journal claims indigestion makes people lie and suggests pink pills for prevaricators as a joke. The quip mocks medical authority and truthfulness in a light editorial voice.
A terse exchange questions the fate of a girl tied to a hammock romance from last summer. The reply is blunt: they fell out, leaving the matter unresolved.
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