Move Toward Public Service Reform Faces Mixed Views
The piece argues for either recall or appointive reforms in the public service commission, rejecting pure gubernatorial control as risky. It notes public mood about the commission, cites the telephone case as a trigger, and warns a weak executive could worsen conditions even with reform. It preserves a stance that collective judgment is generally better than single rule.
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Public Service Commission
Railroads and farms profit questions stir 1921 debate
The Business Chronicle notes railroads yielded 3.31 percent net income on ICC fixed valuations for 1921 and queries how farms would fare under similar conditions. The piece lauds Senator Patterson's poised candidacy and cites the Polk board of equalization working to equalize valuations in Dallas Falls City Morouth and Independence ahead of assessments.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Business Chronicle
Polk Board of Equalization
Dallas
Falls City
Morouth
Independence
Starvation relief in Armenia and Georgia highlighted by Near East aid
J J Handsaker, state director of Near East Relief, recalls feeding 6 000 children in Tiflis Georgia, including royal and wealthy families, with intensive care for winter. He says American gifts saved many from starvation during six years of Near East upheaval.
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Near East
J. J. Handsaker
Near Dast
Armenia
Russia
Tiflis
Georgia
Spaniel and boy run golf ball scheme on rugged Cornish coast
A spaniel allies with a boy to raid golf balls along a rocky seaward slope in Cornwall. The dog uses its nose to locate hidden balls while the boy acts as a gatekeeper, delivering proceeds to the storekeeper and accountant who plan to swap treasure with former owners.
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Cornwall
Wing Tivanal
Tts
Coln
Busy Man Gathers Nickels on Chambers Street
A solo street organist on Chambers Street fills evenings with music as workers hurry home. The New York Sun notes a single performer driving a choir like sound with one hand on the organ and a megaphone in the other. Passersby give coins during the performance.
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Chambers Street
New York Sun
Smuggling and Illicit Game Trade in Fingland
Journal excerpts describe 4th century Fingland where smuggling and illicit trading thrived, especially for scarce game. Drivers at stage ends supplied hare and birds through poachers, keeping steady stock for favored customers despite game wardens. Noted records mention old family portraits of Human Natorae.
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Fingland
Natoare
Oiled Wrappers Cut Apple Seald in Storage
United States Department of Agriculture reports that oiled-paper wrappers with 18 to 20 percent oil prevent seald in stored apples. Higher oil content yields better protection. several Washington regions packed around 80,000 boxes in oiled wrappers. Ventilation or oil absorption removes gases causing seald, and oiled wrappers prove effective even in unventilated, extended storage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Wenatehee
Wash
Yakima
York
For Rent Store Building Adjacent to Enterprise Office
Commercial space offered for lease once the Good Harness Shop vacated. Located beside the Enterprise office with immediate occupancy possible after application at the Enterprise office.
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Enterprise
Good Harness Shop
Apply Enterprise Office
Classified Ad Tip: Sell Buy Trade In Enterprise
If you want to sell it buy it trade it or find it try an Enterprise Classified ad for quick results. A reader guidance line suggests using classified listings to reach local buyers and sellers efficiently.
Muskrat Quirk Dominates Indian Homes With Odor Trail
In India muskrats enter bungalows and roam rooms chattering in a loud chittering voice. They are not true rats but large shrews emitting strong musk. They roam, pick up insects drawn by light, then depart, yet a confrontation can render a room nearly unusable for a time. Dogs or cats rarely attack. the mongoose moves aside.
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India
Tumbleweed on the Arkansas Prairie
The text describes tumbleweeds rolling across western prairies in fall winds. It notes animals like antelopes and cattle pursued by ball shaped masses of sticks. The plant is Cycloma platyphyum, a genus forming round masses attached by thin stems that dry and detach seeds as winds move.
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Arkansas
Endowment grows from $3,000 to near half a million
A $3,000 loan fund created by the University of Oregon class of 1900 is projected to grow to $408,027.7 in 160 years. The fund, loaned to students at 6 percent, will transfer to the university at term end. Preferences favor descendants of faculty or donors, temporary aid, and worthy students facing interruption.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Trustes
Benttie Harris
Clarence W. Keane
Fred W. Mulkey
Louise Yoran Whitton
Truat
Ket National
Uni
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