Fred Hollister for Congress Beats Hawley in Oregon Bid
The Oregon City Courier endorses Fred Hollister of Coos Bay as a stronger challenger to incumbent Hawley. It calls Hawley ineffective, aligned with big interests, and notes Hollister’s progressive stance and commitment to Oregon over Massachusetts tariff positions.
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Courier
Hawley
Fred HollIster
Coos County
Congress
LaFollett’s
Coos Bay
Oregon
Washington
Massachusetts
Hollister
Joe Cannon
Clackamas County
The Sleep That Men and Women Should Have In Night
In a Home Circle column a physician extols balmy sleep as nature's restorer. He cautions work and money focus, urges healthy childrearing, and warns against sacrificing health and character for wealth. He urges lifelong balance, beauty, and intelligent effort over mere labor.
A Portrait of Money Obsessed and Careless Hearts
A critique of money worship and vanity in society. It condemns those who neglect kindness and the duties owed to others for wealth and appearance, prioritizing fashion over character and service.
Persistent baseball fan Hayes Perkins far from home seeks league updates
An Oregonian, Hayes Perkins formerly of Bandoin Oregon, writes from Niangar a District du Hautebele in the Belgian Congo near the African firing line asking The Oregonian for standings and averages for the Pacific Coast American and National leagues. He is contracted to work for a year or more and longs to smell the firs and Bull Run water again while wondering if Portland is winning this season.
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Oregonian
Hayes Perkins
Bandoin
Oregon
Nianagara
Portland
Portland Oregonian
Oregon Industry News Highlights New Projects Across State
Industrial Review reports Salem begins night telephone service while Eugene Armory foundation work starts. Astoria to get Pacific coast wireless station. Grand Rounde Valley power expansion. Willamette Pacific to reach Bandon next year. New Plymouth builds a 14000 dollar high school. Marshfield pulp mills to grind for Japan mills.
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Salem
Ore
Heppner
Eugene Armory
Astoria
Pacific Coast
Young's Bay
Klees Electric Co
Summerville
Grand Rounde Valley
Bandon Recorder
Willamette Pacific
Bandon
Coos County
New Plymouth
C. A. Smith
Marshfield
Japan Paper
D. EB. Biggs
Sunny Mont Ranch Co
Monroe
Nyssa
Hood River
James Anderson
Falls City
Withycome
Gill
U'Ren Favors
Smith
North Pacific Fruit Growers
Alsn
Oregon
Sheriff’s Office
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
la Grande Elks
Portland
Troutdale
Oregon News Briefs Highlight Tax, Law, and Industry
The Eugene Guard notes a $1500 tax exemption could raise property tax 36 to 50 percent on farms and deter farming. F Barlee reportedly took $700 from a lodge near Sixes River headwaters in Curry County. Eight Columbia river canneries and cold storage plants are planned. Bay City to pave 24 blocks. An eight hour law may be unconstitutional against federal railroad rules. Jones & Lewis erect a monument plant at Salem I O F Cemetery area. Railroads paradoxically return profits but at service and equipment cost. Alvadore votes three mill tax for a top rural school in Lane County. If eight hour law passes, daily wages for many workers would fall.
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Eugene Guard
F. Barlee
Sixes River
Curry County
Lower Columbia
Bay City
Jones & Lewis
Salem
Washington News Bureau
The
Oregonian
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alvadore
Lane County
Amazing clubbing offer to readers of the Enterprise
The Enterprise publisher announces a limited time arrangement offering five publications with a yearly subscription to the Enterprise for 1.75 dollars. The deal is for a short time only and may be increased at any moment. Subscribers are urged to complete the application blank promptly.
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Myrtle Point Enterprise
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C. Nyene
Mit
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Scientific American
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Acentifoc Journal
Renee New York
Omoe
Washington, D
D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D. C
Coos and Curry County Fair
Myrtle Point
Industrial Review
Oregon Development News
States Bureau of Industries and Statistics
Jouriegiovnidiaiy
Woman’s World
People’s Popular Monthly
M Tos
Woman's World
People's Popular Monthly
Household Magazine
Farm Unife
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