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The Herald edited by D. E. STITT notices Friday publication and secondary postal status. Subscription rates list one year and six months options with prices omitted or unclear in the text.
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Newspaper
Monmouth Herald
Location
Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
2
The Herald edited by D. E. STITT notices Friday publication and secondary postal status. Subscription rates list one year and six months options with prices omitted or unclear in the text.
In Tillamook County a claim that a cedar tree produced 141000 shingles in 33 days is questioned as unrealistic. The item prompts critique of mill speed and efficiency while noting Socialist gathering in Klamath Falls and editorials urging informed votes on Monmouth issues.
Umatilla County wool growers question the 11 cents per pound tariff as they compare U S wool prices to free trade London. Consumers blame growers for tariffs that raise manufactured goods prices while growers say their earnings from the clip do not improve.
Albany speakers trumpet a dense system of higher education in the Willamette Valley from Eugene to Portland. Professor Horner notes 16 colleges and 16 business colleges in a 128 mile stretch, plus high schools across the public system, forming about one thirtieth of the nation’s colleges and universities.
The tale recalls Sir John Soane who died while his will opened three sealed cupboards years after his death. The first two cupboards yielded only worthless accounts and letters. The third and final cupboard never opened due to Sir B W Richardson's death, confirming a grand joke on posterity.
A French hotel keeper near New York runs a suburban inn in a tree shaded square. His family knows little English. He advertises the property with a quirky claim that draws smiles, though its meaning remains puzzling to readers.
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