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Newspaper
Monmouth Herald
Location
Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
2
The fragment lists the Herald D. E. STITT as editor and announces a weekly issue from Monmouth Oregon. It mentions subscription rates for six months and three months and the office address, with archaic spelling and garbled dates.
The Oregon hopgrowers lobby believe prohibition will trigger nationwide and worldwide brewer boycotts against their crop. They frame the issue as a revenue matter, arguing beer quality remains steady and market prices, not sentiment or morality, will decide profits regardless of wet or dry results.
Mediation is not yet recorded as a failure though critics claim it may fail. The piece argues mediation shows U N positional strength and aims for justice and popular government as it seeks to shape Mexican affairs through restrained but influential guidance.
The department requires plain labeling of all fruit juices to which alcohol has been added for interstate commerce after September 1 191h. Names like Peach juice or Cherry juice may only describe unfermented juices with no added sugar alcohol or other substances. Noncompliant goods will be denied entry and may face action by authorities.
A ponderous brainteaser asks who is the last hired and who is the first fired in a given context. The riddle invites logical deduction from a sequence of hires and terminations.
County records show multiple transfers including W L Rice to P M Kirk land in Independence for 150 dollars, Valley Lodge No 42 100 F to P M Kirkland land in Independence for 150, I H Morrison and wife to Dallas hospital land in Dallas for 550, and others detailing acres, routes, and prices up to 1000 dollars with properties including railroad rights of way and various tracts in Union and nearby areas.
An A I thriller at the Panama Pacific International Exposition will be the Aeroscope a huge inverted pendulum lifting sightseers 250 feet in the air seven stories higher than the Flatiron Building and above the Ferris Wheel. Visitors will ride in street cars on their aerial jaunts.
John Fuller, administrator of Senith M. Fuller deceased, Polk County Oregon, requires all claimants to present verified claims with vouchers within six months. Filed May 20, 1914, with RB. F. Sworr as attorney. Residence of administrator listed in Monmouth Oregon.
A seller declares intent to form a land trading network offering buyers and sellers a 2 1 2 percent remuneration. They claim connections with many prospective buyers and traders and offer lands for purchase or trade nearly anywhere.
The notice details parcels up to 300 acres north of Goldendale with apples and fruit trees, irrigating ditches, houses, barns, and fences. It notes 226 plowed acres, slashed land, pasture, and volcanic ash soil, with terms including $600 mortgage and possible trade for an improved ranch.
Realty ad lists 172 acres one and a half miles from town 168 acres five miles out four acres in town for trade or sale. Pioneering broker S Nl. Hinkle of Monmouth Oregon invites calls or letters to obtain desired property.
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