Safe for Democracy Principle Explained in Plain Terms
The piece argues that safety equals freedom bounded by equity and prohibition of violence and graft. Democracy requires global recognition of rights, ensuring none rise on others’ losses. Only with universal regard for others’ rights can the world be safe for democracy.
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Wilson
Hogs Solve the Garbage Problem for Denver
An article discusses Denver’s waste system where a hog ranch contract hauls garbage for $1, using 35 steel wagons to process 22,000 tons yearly. It details city rules, the hog farm’s 5,000 hogs, alfalfa feeding, veterinary immunizations, and staged fattening to produce quality pork.
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Denver
America
Ember
Popular Mechanics
Hog-Ranch Corporation
Denver Hog Ranch
SQUIBS ON TOAST TO AID YOUR MENTAL DIGESTION
A column of satirical quips touches on war concerns and home front issues. It suggests rationing worries, government price fixes, and public mood about soldiers, politicians, and farmers. The piece includes references to Russia, Mexico, and a range of everyday life topics.
University Board Cleared Allen Eaton of Disloyalty
The University board of regents declined to impute disloyalty to Allen Eaton and accepted his resignation without accusing him. They stated there were no serious grounds for such a charge, suggesting the accusations were sparked by clamor rather than facts and warning about the harm of branding an innocent citizen. The panel noted they found little or nothing in his conduct to support the allegations.
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University Board of Regents
Allen Eaton
Eaton
Board of Regents
Notice for Publication Dated October 12 1917 Roseburg Oregon
Notice from the Department of the Interior U S Lands Office at Roseburg Oregon dated October 12 1917. Herbert Cameron of Ancroft Oregon filed a homestead entry on June 22 1912 for parts of Section 14 in Town and range. Serial number 08128 for land in the NE and NE quarter.
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Department ,of the Interior
U. S. Lands Office
Roseburg
Oregon
Herbert 3. Cameron
Ancroft
Notice of Final Proof for Land in Myrtle Point Oregon
Notice is given that William W Endicott of Myrtle Point Oregon filed intent to make final three year proof for land in Township 29S Range 13W Willamette Meridian. Proof to be before Edgar Edge US Commissioner at Myrtle Point on November 9 1917. Witnesses: Abraham Ward Guy Hanson Fish John Fabry Epaminondus P Adams all of Myrtle Point Oregon. W H Canon Register.
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Willamette Meridian
Edgar A. Dodge
U. S
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Ernest Edward Evernden
Charles D. Price
Bancroft
Clarence R. Davis
William A. Doney
Bridge
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Roseburg
Hugh Thomas Johnson
Township
Range
Benjamin F. Smith
George William Crank
William Asa Fish
Albert Lee Rice
Canon
Register
Axel Howe
Bridge, Oreon
Willamette Meriden
U. S&s. Land Office
William W. Endicott
Swik
Edgaredge
Us .S
Abraham
Ward
Guy
Hanson Fish
John Fabry
Epaminondus P. Adams
W. H.canon
Chriss O. Ward
Carl V. Bushnell
Isaac M. Nichols
Charles A. Dillaboy
Rufus W. Catton
W. H. Canon
Circuit Court
State OF
County OF
Coos
James E. Wynne
Elizabeth Wynne
John S., Coke
I T. T. Bennett
B. Swanton
Marsfield
Thomas W. Murphy
Owers
Swi
S. Range
W. Willamette Meridian
Oreman
Thomas J. Hayes
Jacob M. Hayes
George Fairchild
Harvey Gant
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