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Newspaper
Monmouth Herald
Location
Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
5
Fragmented text discusses war era unity and democracy defense against autocracy. Mentions Hilintrial Progress and the Advance of Selenow influencing world history, and poses questions about final outcome and restoration of global order.
A long list of individuals labeled as People of Industry and People of Science appears, including Cavans-Missen Weatherson Robertson Cameron Kohlhaggen Coshow Keefe Champion Marka Shrode Hawes Crouter Arnold Growen-Minses Buwick Gard Morey Maggie Thompson Mra Utter Raw Proovucts-Mesdames Hall Kagedale Broadwell Ewing Minses Kleinwachter Osborne Brown Van Kleek Anderson Chambers Bertine Olson Maclay.
Alumni gathered in Monmouth for the Oregon Normal School program on June 18 1918 highlighting class introductions receptions dances songs and readings. Distinguished alumni and faculty attended including Miss Gladys Carson Miss Zelda Hamilton Judge A E Wheelock and Rev C N B Courriere with performances by Mina Bond Graap Kraemer and others.
The article quotes British Shipping Controller Joseph Maclay urging United States aid as war weariness grows. It notes Victory bread reception in Corvallis, then details Oregon poultry losses from cockerels, with U L Upson estimating about $690,427 yearly cost due to keeping roosters with flocks and related fertility discounts.
A fragment notes that feeding cock ers to hens is less productive after removing males. The passage hints at agricultural practices but provides no clear context or dates.
A N Halleck advertises as a buyer of junk of all kinds offering highest cash prices, inviting readers to bring in scrap metal, old iron, brass, copper, and other salvaged materials for immediate payment.
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