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Newspaper
Monmouth Herald
Location
Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
4
A long effort to stage the Senior Class play Queen's Masque culminated in a creditable production. The throne and attendants formed a fine picture while the earth, air, and water spirits danced in harmonious costumes against a woodland background, pleasing to observers.
A column blends local updates on public works and schooling with reflections on governance. It notes demand for a larger hall and post office, praises the Training School Orchestra, and references Mayor Mitchell, Col Hofer, and questions of waste in state funds while highlighting calls for balanced education boards.
Oregon residents critique the Chicago convention showing by Grant Webster and call for reform of the state's primary law to curb endorsements and reduce costs. A local note mentions early June lawn care disputes and a public-spirited citizen, Mr. Butler, urged to delay trimming.
The piece argues Roosevelt forced party unity to back Hughes in Chicago. It credits Roosevelt with aligning Republican bosses toward harmony and converting the party into progressive, aggressive support, even at his own expense.
Critics who lampooned the colonel and poisoned readers against him owe him an apology. The piece urges the newspapers to do the courteous thing and make amends.
Mr Keezel leaves this week for Kuyene and will not return in the Fall. He is described as advanced, practical, and fully engaged in improving high school education for Monmouth students. The community and city people will miss his dedication and progress driven approach.
The remark in reference to Colewan du Pont of Delaware notes little chance after the convention. It suggests he launch a campaign to supply automobiles to worthy editors to win Carnegie’s approval.
A light afternoon performance followed by observations on rising drug prices. The piece notes how citizens seek relief in fresh air sunshine and good foods amid economic strain.
Reports indicate the New York Metropolitan trophy automobile race was a signal success despite tragedy as two competitors lost their lives. Authorities review the event as spectators escaped serious harm.
Lawmakers debate using a pig as a national emblem to symbolize readiness and resilience. Advocates cite rustic practicality and agricultural heritage, while opponents warn against symbolic misreadings and policy distractions.
Washington states Uru igtay and Guatemala resist Mexican policy, reducing concerns and signaling strong regional opposition.
The Polk County Democrats organize led by chairman Frank H. Faulk with M. L. Boyd as secretary and Wayne D. Henry as state committeeman. One applicant, W. R. Bevens, took the civil service exam for Buena Vista postmaster.
Florence Whiteaker of Independence petitions for divorce from Jesse D. Whiteaker alleging cruel and abusive behavior. The filing marks a marital dissolution action in local court.
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