Fragmentary note on Mammoth Crremen office act
A terse, unclear note mentions the Mammoth Crremen office and an act. No definite names, dates, or actions are readable.
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Newspaper
Monmouth Herald
Location
Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
4
A terse, unclear note mentions the Mammoth Crremen office and an act. No definite names, dates, or actions are readable.
The article notes rain interfering with the moon clover crop yet reviving the strawberry season for a week or two and mentions no Fourth of July plans in neighboring communities. It urges patriotic observance and recalls national opportunities and blessings.
The piece notes Roosevelt’s removal from presidential race perception boosts public regard for his character. It quotes Independency Matter editorials criticizing Mexico policy and the claim arbitration treaties have little value beyond scrap paper due to lack of enforceable authority.
The obituary notes Blosher Foster lived to ninety in good health with a fruitful life. Neighbors attest his life was useful to the state and to neighbors, a standard many aspire to but few achieve.
A glance at the program suggests the Dallas Chautauqua will be worthwhile to attend. The event enables people in remote places to hear metropolitan talent at affordable prices.
The piece notes how young men join military drills for preparedness, citing that over half of Civil War soldiers were under 21. It discusses peace proposals for Europe with ideas of a confederation and police force, and introduces Richard “Dick” Swenson returning to print as publisher of the Monmouth Herald in Oregon after leading the Wilmot Agitator.
A speech urges residents to cultivate vision and look forward rather than dwell on the past. It extols Monmouth as a promising city with potential for growth and housing, calling for a definite improvement plan.
A Monmouth paper notes the community spirit of locals who supply names of men who ordered and paid for the oil spread on dust in front of their property parcels. The article highlights how such efforts place prominent locals in the news and serve the town.
Coos County promotes tourism with Bandon by the sea as a picturesque gateway. The scene highlights rocky ocean formations and the Coquille river area inviting visits during the Chautauqua week from July 12 to 17 and a growing camping push.
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