Monmouth Herald Masthead and Publication Details
The Herald lists D. E. Stitt as editor and notes second class matter status at the Monmouth Oregon post office. It shows weekly Friday issues with a subscription rate of one year or six months at a price of 1.50 dollars.
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Monmouth
Oregon
Sheridan Sun condemns knockers blocking land deals
A Sheridan Sun note from June 21, 1912 rebukes local knockers who discouraged a planned land purchase, saying their negative talk cost about two hundred thousand dollars in investment and warning against pessimism that stifles progress. It urges quiet knowledge over blind objection.
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Sheridan
The Famous Loan That Halted the 1907 Panic
A Telegraim report questions J Pierpont Morgan’s central role in the 1907 panic. It cites government loans of 25 million to banks and claims Morgan led the relief with possible profits and hidden agendas. The piece asks who benefited from call rates and notes Tennessee Coal and Iron acquisitions by Morgan interests.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Wall Street
New York City
Money Trust Committee
Cortelyou
Mr.Cortelyou
Salvation Fund
Eayeth
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Abstracts Promptly Made by Brown and Sibley Attorneys
Brown and Sibley operate as attorneys and abstracters providing prompt abstracts. They handle title examinations and property records to deliver concise summaries for real estate transactions. Their services emphasize accuracy and timeliness for clients seeking reliable property data.
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Brown & Sibley
How to Kill Your Town Advised by a Paper
A Union Springs Advocate piece urges readers to harm local progress by shopping outside the town, denouncing merchants, opposing town improvements, and avoiding home advertising. It condemns laziness and extortion while promoting negative views of the community and local effort.
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Union Springs
Five Months Record Of Hagood Chickens In Egg Production
George Hagood, a noted local chicken fancier, reports that from January 1 to June 1 his 70 Brown Leghorn hens laid 6 047 eggs. He produced 1 000 more eggs this year than last with the same number of hens, likely from better knowledge of fowl care and laying.
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George Hagood
Dallas
Eggs For Sale in Cornish Indian Games Market
Eggs for sale at 1.50 per setting of 15. Listed by P E Chase in Monmouth.
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Chase
Monmouth
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