Herald enters as second class matter in Monmouth Oregon
The Herald notes its second class designation at the Monmouth Oregon post office under the 1878 act. It states weekly Fridays and lists subscription rates: one year and six months with prices.
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Newspaper
Monmouth Herald
Location
Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
2
The Herald notes its second class designation at the Monmouth Oregon post office under the 1878 act. It states weekly Fridays and lists subscription rates: one year and six months with prices.
The piece argues that higher freight rates prompt a clash between capital and labor, with government pressure and corporate power influencing policy. It notes Taft’s stance on railroads, warns of growing wealth influence, and questions equity before concluding with local notes about Albany Herald management change and Oregon’s Rose Festival Week.
A physician notes cases where the pulse is plainly perceptible or even audible without abnormal temperature or fever. He describes an extraordinary instance where the artery swelled visibly and changed color with each beat, allowing counting without touching the wrist.
A cartoonist defies an editor over a deer sketch. The editor demands a yearling buck with spike horns, but the artist insists on antlers. The editor, swayed by conviction, edits the manuscript to make the buck three years old, and the drawing is accepted.
In Chesterton's piece a visitor consoles a bereaved woman with a phrase about enduring sorrow. The old woman replies with a seasoned, sharp remark, noting her many hardships and ten children as context for resilience.
Preaching services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with a 103 a.m. service. W W Davis serves as pastor. Local Union meets every second and fourth Friday at Evangelical Church at 2:30 p.m.
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