Prices and wages seen needing cut amid steady reports
Reading remarks by Mr. Sammons and Eager W. Babee indicate retail price reductions are viewed as necessary despite no panics or disasters. They note some upward price movements in certain commodities, slow price and wage declines, and the need for better informed forecasts to curb inflation and support farmers and commerce. For sale seed oats listed with contact.
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Cmt
Sammons
W. Babee
United States
Boy 12 kills man who attacked crippled father near Corvallis
A 12 year old boy, Cerraliis Ray Stratton, shot and killed Logsdon after Logsdon attacked his crippled father on a road near the Dawson post office about two miles southwest of Corvallis. Logsdon had a history of threats and earlier beatings, with residences listed in St Helens and Portland among others.
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Cerraliis
Ray Stratton
Logsdon
Stratton
Fetter
Dawson
Corvallis
Etimerry
Logsdom
Strattes
Logeder
Baring
Ray
St. Helens
Rainier
Portland
Pendleton
Dayton
Farm graduates stick to soil and farming work
A report from the agriculture school shows 7 percent of graduates pursue straight farming at ware and related fields. Over 26 percent trained in agricultural stores over the past years with 91 enrollments in four courses and 242 degrees earned at the college. The survey excludes non graduates of vocational studies. authors request public meeting in Independence to share the gospel story and plans for a service on April 24 or May 1 to tell how God saved them as boys.
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Ware
County Agente
Clab
Co Vocational Agricuitere Teachers Experiment Station
Cenied Staten Departmen of Agreah
Mm Weven Wikcols
Ip Cce
sillege—Agretie
Ss Dents
Than Cordes
Peccntage
Dr. Reynolds
Portland
Wid Columban Optical
Pontoon Material Arrives for Sham Battle at O A C
Oregon Agricultural College receives pontoon material valued at £56 for a military department sham battle. Trenches are prepared and fir units practice for the event. A shoulder patch featuring a black O with an orange center and black beaver is adopted, matching divisional insignias in France. Several high schools and two universities adopt the patches in the ninth corps area.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Military Department
Department
France
Safety Valve Appeal to Independence Citizens
An appeal to Independence residents asks the city council to compensate for injuries and car damage after a new vehicle, only 207 miles old, rolled back and struck gravel, causing damage and bruises to three riders during a March 26 incident. The writer alleges council denial of responsibility and seeks fair repair costs.
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Citizens of Independence
Independence
Cmpany
Edward Schaffer
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Banitesa
Mountain States Power Company
Mountain States Power Co
H. M. Byllesby & Company Fiscal Agents
Byllesby Engineering and Management Corporation, Engineers and Managers
Treae A
Coedley
Hartman Bros, Jewelers and Opticians
Salem
Oregon
Servid
Service
Calbreath
Jones
General Blacksmithis
Wood & Cozine
Indepenseif
Independence National Bir
Orego Capital
D. W. Sears
Otis DI
W. H. Wall
Gus Miller
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