Safeguard against freak laws and rebound measures
A long fragment discusses attempts to revive defeated initiative measures and the need for safeguards to prevent repeat submissions. It argues only a few on the ballot and six year gaps for overwhelmingly defeated measures. The text shifts to social critique on reform, youth, town growth, and moral values, stressing home life and virtue, ending with a note about a Massachusetts girl cutting her hair in her sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Massachusetts
Industrial Review highlights Oregon development trends
Oregon industry notes report $21,000 labor inspection costs, consolidation of labor commissions, and a range of projects from buckskin glove suppression to a Cyamide plant in Granite Hill near Grants Pass. Other items include road, bridge, and cannery plans, tax levies down in Multnomah and Douglas counties, and a push for public defender offices.
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Workingmen’s Compensation Commission
Granite Hill
Grants Pass
Curry County
Albany Business Men and Fruit
Salem
Ore
Multnomah County
Office of Public Defender
Perdleton
Douglas County
Polk County
Willamette
Fish and Game Commission
Oregon
Industrial Welfare Commission
Linn County
Jackson County
Pacific Highway
Coast
Libby, McNiel & Libby
Dalles
Portland
Eugene
Coquille
Astoria
McArthur-Perks Co
Willamette Pacific
Baker Commercial Club
Union Pacific
Baker
Columbia
Pendleton
Major Bowlby
Sound Construction Co
Seattle
Medford Federal Building
Elliot Contracting Co
Vancouver Municipal
L. Dysinger
Rosebure
Biron
Brownsville
Empire Mfg Co
Spokane
Pendleton Iron Works
Consolidated Company
Marshfield
Hillsboro
Cottage Grove
Mit
Gold Leaf Mine
Bohemia
Corvallis Cannery
Albany
H. P. White
Umatilla
Mission
Mill City Odd Fellows
Booth-Kelly
There is plenty of room at the top but most people prefer the icer berth
The piece hints at choices for leaders or high positions versus comfort at lower levels. It contrasts abundance at the top with popular preference for the easier, more comfortable option, suggesting a mass tilt toward ease over ascent.
Education as daily life blends school and life into one
The text argues that education extends beyond formal schools and that daily life, colleges, and universities merge into a single ongoing learning experience offering more than traditional academia. It emphasizes practical, day to day learning as a pervasive institution.
Church of the Social Revolution raises concerns about modern formless churches
The writer notes in New York City a so called church named The Church of the Social Revolution which uses casual marriage vows stating love shall last rather than traditional marriage as a sign of shifting moral ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Pleasant Evening Reveries A Circle of The Dots Column
A Nashville deacon laments town growth in a reflective monologue. He claims thirty years of opposition to public improvements and attempts to stifle new businesses while confessing past misdeeds and disruptive acts in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Peford
Cold prevention and Scott's Emulsion claim
A promotional note argues cold sickness follows weakness and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a remedy. It claims the product enriches the blood strengthens the lungs and heals air passages while generating body heat to guard against winter illness. The ad urges readers to buy Scott's at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott’s
Scott & Downe
Bloomfield, N. J
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Myrtle Point Enterprise
Myrtle Point
C Milton Schulz
Canada
Enterprise
Interior
Coos County
Coos Bay
Coquille Valley
Scott & Bowne Hotel
Guerin
N. P Peterson
Sweethears
Industrial Review
Oregon Development News
Bureau of Industries and Statisstics
Nebraska
State Board of Accountants
Southern Pacific
Eureka
Woodcraft Co
Tenino
Congress
State Fish and Game Commission
Europe
Circuit Court
State of Oregon
County of
Coos
Mary H. Wadman
James H. Wadman
State of
John S. Coke
Circuit Court of
J.O. Stemmler
Plaintiff
N. G. W. Perkins
Adler-ika
Walter Laird
Mary A. Laird
S. E. Decker
Cora B. Decker
F. M. Decker
Bertha Decker
John Decker
Mabel Decker
Sanley Graham
Lillie Graham
P. Arthur Decker
Martha May Decker
Albert Jones
Rose Jones
T. S. Bartell
Alice Bartell
Francis Eugene Decker
Amanda A. Decker
Viola Belle Lawwill
Jud Lawwill
John Earl Decker
Florence Decker
Irene Catherine Carlile
J. B. Carlile
James Aubrey Decker
Maud M. Decker
George C. Carl
Ellen Carl
Viola Belle -Lawwill
P. A. Decker
John F. Hall
H. B. Steward
Estella M. Steward
C. M. Quinn
J. W. Quinn
S. A. Quinn
Emma J. Seaman
A. E. Seaman
Amy Guerin
E. C Guerin
Robert Sturdivant
Alice Sturdivant
Eliza A. Parrish
F. A. Parrish
J. W Quinn
E. C. Guerin
Township 29
Range 12
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Roseburg
Benjamin L. Hardman
Bancroft
Township
Range
Willamette Meridian
Flanagan & Bennett Bank OF
The
Marshfield, Ore
Bob
Swifts
J. E. Norton
G. M. Starr
Prione
Portland City
Sixth
Oak Street
Fele
E. Johnson
Coquille Mill & Mercantile Co
Red Cedar Foundation
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