Untitled press notes on publication costs and savings data
The text discusses newspaper pricing, subscription options, and editorial policy. It compares de vices such as per month and annual rates, mentions acceptance of signed articles, and questions whether churches or public enterprises influence newspaper tone. It then shifts to broader remarks on American thrift and saving bank statistics worldwide, highlighting U S savings deposits and comparisons with Great Britain and Germany.
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United States
Nealr
Great Britain
Germany
America
Honest charcoal and iron workers endure hard luck
A compact moral reflection praises the steady virtue of a river era worker. It extols honesty, thrift, and diligent labor in iron industry as shield against misfortune, asserting character and industry withstand fortune’s whims.
Timber consumption and forest reserves demand scrutiny
Bureau of the census and the forest service estimate total annual timber use at over 100 billion board feet with growth only 30 to 42 billion feet, implying a potential 2 to 3 year supply. They warn current rates threaten national forest health and urge preservation and careful management of forest lands.
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Sindstieg
Bureau of the Census
Forest Service
United States
Jomber Alton
Ghyabys
Changes in Valley Churches Echo Civic Debates
In recent years Spokane sermons reflect modern concerns as orthodoxy adapts to times. Preachers discuss Sunday closing, saloon influence, entertainment targets, and civic reform within sermons to draw larger congregations.
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Orthodo Ministera
Arate
Impromtkulunkulu Plant Completion At Golden Tule Store
The Golden Tule store reopens tomorrow evening after completing a new lighting plant installed in the basement. A nine-horsepower engine drives a generator supplying power for the store. The N. K. West store plans a similar installation but is not finished.
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Golden Tule
Thi Announe Cement
Khadn
N. K. West
Blue Mountain crane adopts pledges against candidates in direct U S senator vote stance
The Blue Mountain crane adopts resolutions opposing any candidate who does not pledge to support electing United States senators by direct vote. Members vow to use honorable means to defeat such candidates and urge Patrons statewide to unite in this principle and align with primary law to realize direct senatorial election by the people.
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Blue Mountain Crane
Patrons of Husbandry
Senate
United States
Our
Order
Ihs Foundation
Eastern Oregon Trust & Savings Promotes Youth Thrift
The bank urges early savings to build habit and independence. It states that starting young leads to greater future prosperity as money earns interest, with officers FP Burkit president WM Miller vice president and others listed as cashier and treasurer.
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Orey
FP. M. Burkit
WM. Miller
GEO
L. Cleaver
T. J. Schoggin
Caadler
F. J. Holmes
Health Restored by Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription
A dramatic focus on poor health as the worst poverty for a woman, with claims of uterine disease and nervous debility. The advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pees as cures, citing patient testimonials and praising alcohol free, opium free composition and accompanying pellets for relief and restoration.
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Pierce
House Committee Debates Central Bank Bill Details
The committee discusses a government backed central bank plan. It would require 100 billion in capital with the government buying three fifths, funded by bond sales. Remaining capital sold to national banks at par, with premiums to the central bank. Directors include senior treasury officials and elected appointees. Directors’ terms vary. many specifics on governance, bans on borrowing, and note issuance are laid out. A 4 percent dividend to stockholders is proposed.
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Tation
Fornes
Central Bank
United States
Palmer House for sale at remarkably low price
Real estate loan and commission company advertises the Palmer House for sale with easy payments if taken soon.
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Palmer House
Real Estate, Loan & Commission Company
Notice of Final Settlement in Union County Oregon
The administratrix of the estate of John H. Bay has filed her final account. The Union County judge has set a hearing for objections on Tuesday the 3rd day of March 1968 at 2:00 p.m. at the courthouse in La Grande Oregon.
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John H. Bay
Union County
Oregon
la Grande
Finn
William G. Peach
James 8. Peach
John Peach
Cochran & Cochran
Pythian Sisters and Knights Gather in Local Halls
Pythian Sisters Rowena Temple No 9 meet Thursdays at 8 P M in the Corpe building K of P hall visiting members invited Lizzie Haworth M B C Eunice Procter M of R visit Gwla La Grande Nest No 17 meets Tuesdays at 7 30 P M in the K of P hall visiting brothers invited N L Ackles Executive B L Leavitt Secretary K of P Red Cross Lodge No 27 meets Mondays in Castle Hall Corpe building Pythian welcome to visiting knights Harold Herron C C R Pattison K of R and S
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Woodmen of the World
la Grande Lodge No
Mets
Ks of Phall In Corpe
N. L. Ackles
J. H. Keeney
Pythian Sisters
Rowena Temple No
Meeta
P. Hall
Corpe
Lizzie Haworth
M. EB. C. Eunice Procter
M. of
L. C. T. M. Hive
Sadie Klintworth
L. C
Maggie Reynolds
Brotherhood of Gwla
la Grande Nest
K. of P. Hall
B. L. Leavitt
K. of P
Red Cross Lodge No
Castle Hall
Pythian
Harold Herron
C. Cc
R. Pattison
K. of R
M. B
I. O. O. Fy Hall
J. A. Arbuckle
J. Vanderpoel
Rebekahs Meeting at Crystal Lodge No 60
Rebekahs Crystal Lodge No 60 meets every Tuesday evening at the 1.0, Oo. F. lodge. All visiting members are invited to attend. Laura Stiles, N. G. Jennie Smith, Secretary.
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Rebekahs
Crystal Lodge No
Local Masonic Lodge Invites Visitors to Saturday Meetings
EO O F La Grande Lodge No 16 meets at their hall Saturday nights. Visiting brothers cordially invited to attend. Cemetery plot may be seen at Model Restaurant. T J Scroggin, D B Cox, Secretary, Cr Vanderpoel, Fin Spee.
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EO. O. F. la Grande Lodge No. 16
Model Restaurant
T. J. Scroggin
D. BE. Cox
Cr Vanderpoel
Fin. Spee
Notice of Final Account for Estate in Oregon
Administrators Anna Bay and Mrs. John Peach file in Union County Court their final account as executors of the estate of John Ay. The notice records the filing date January 17 and references the estate of John Peach.
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State of
Oregon
Union County
Fis
John Peach
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F. D. Haisten
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Benk
Bank Wook
J A. Stearts
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Clay Co
West Virginia
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A.M. la Grande Lodge No. 41
L. H. Russell
W. M. Cc
D. Huffman
I. Oo
Hell
E. C, Davis
D. B
Cox
la Grande Aerie No
Elke Hall
J. H. Peare
W. P
J. Abegg
B. P.O. E. la Grande Lodge No
Elks’ Hall
Adams ‘Avenue
W. B. Sargent
G. E. M’cully
Laura Stiles
N. G
Jennie Smith
Grove Poultry Farm
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