Hoover Urges League Stand for World Peace
The Food Administration chief Herbert Hoover, in an interview with the New York Times, argues that abandoning the League Covenant now would jeopardize the peace treaty. He cites democratic progress after World War I, the spread of new republics, and the need for collective security, warning that the League’s survival is essential to prevent chaos and ensure stability.
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L Herbert Hoover
League of Nations
United
New York Times
Food Administration
Saya
Eyope
Germany
Russia
Turkey
Austria
Greece
Poland
Finland
Latvia
Lithuania
Esthenia
Czechoslovakia
Greater Herhia
Siberia
MB Arwenti
Georgia
Azerbaijan
Ohers
Brewult
Spain
Itomania
England
Almont
America
Lnto
Orto
Alense
Tronger McOn
Imei wiOby
Tiave
Raver
Herman
League
Oermin
Jisijee
Fatal car crash kills Mrs. Verna Marks and Miss Wini Strong
An auto driven by Alfred W. Vernon overturned near Salem at 1:30 am Sunday, killing Mrs. Verna Marks of Monmouth and Miss Winifred Strong of Corvallis. Floyd Hoffley was injured and Miss Strong's condition improved after hospitalization. Witnesses say the car skidded on the turn and the accelerator reportedly stuck, throwing Mrs. Marks from the rear seat.
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Mark Hanna
Independence
Miss Strong
Salem
Mrs. Marks
Rigdon Company
Christian Church
K. of P
Monmouth
Dunsmore
Marks
John Walker
Bennett
Eaton
Portland
Joe Rogers
Peter Bessett
M. H. Black
John Robbins
J. A. Wood
L. B
John Underwood
Dorothy Fitchard
Peterfield
Lewie Hazelton
Wm. Stephenson
Mote
Robert Stephenson
Edward Rex
Alfred W. Vernon
Verna Marks
Winifred Strong
Corvallis
Floyd Hoffley
Salem Hospital
Enterprise
Goling
Pepper and Salt The Movie Romance
A fragmentary mix of verses and satirical lines references romance and nightlife at the beach. It juxtaposes neon mood phrases with political quips and humorous hints about Prohibition era antics and high cost of living debates.
Dairy prices rise as herds go to auction nationwide
The piece notes milk cream butter and cheese cost record highs for summer while abundant Polk county pastures and cheap feed persist. Yet many large dairy herds are being sold at auction across the country with skilled dairymen quitting despite favorable conditions. Demand for dairy remains strong as free school milk programs expand.
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Polk County
Overland Model 90 to Raise in Price
Local dealer F B Keelan reports the Overland factory will raise prices on the Model 90 five passenger touring car. The model is praised for durability and economy and has sold fourteen thousand units in Oregon since January 1 1919. Keelan says two units remain at the old price. phone 721.
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F. B. Keelan
Overland
Oregon
Paint and illiteracy linked in study find
A curious finding from the Educational Bureau and the Bureau of Industrial Research shows higher illiteracy in states where paint use is scarce. Painted homes are rare in high illiteracy areas while well-painted barns are common elsewhere. Independence Bakery and Restaurant advertises as sanitary and up to date with meals.
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Washington, D. C
Educational Bureau
Bureau of Industrial Research
Independence Bakery
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Herbert Hoover
League of Nationa
Europe
Langue of Nations
Alvin York
Jack Dempsey
Royal Air Force
Sam
McAdo
Hiie Hss Sni Bry
James M. Cox
Ohio
Benodor Buckeye Democrats
Republigans
G. ‘Harding
Ocean Beach
Nonesuch
Aamalia
Hungary
Father Crocker
Remington Umc
Mark & ‘Modern’ Firearms
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