Oregon eight hour labor law proposal sparks farmer concerns
The November vote faces a drastic measure amending Oregon's constitution to criminalize work beyond eight hours daily or 48 weekly. Farmers warn double shifts would cripple dairy and irrigation operations and may end coastal farms.
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State of
Oregon
Washington
California
Pacific Northwest Opinion on Universal Eight Hour Measure
The Bell couple of the Imperial hotel condemn a proposed eight hour workday law as unjust and harmful, urging readers to study the measure. The pamphlet credits Mrs. Jean Bennett of Portland and the Universal Eight Hour League. The piece argues the plan would force universal limits on labor and hurt the state, inviting readers to present pro and con views.
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Jean Bennett
Portland
Universal Eight Hour League
Portland Park
Notice to Contractors for Fifth Street Improvements Newberg
The city of Newberg Oregon invites bids by 6 00 pm September 7 1914 for grading curbs drainage and paving of Fifth Street from near Dayton avenue east to Dayton Avenue and the Main Street Fifth Street Dayton Avenue intersection. Plans are in the Recorder's office. The council reserves the right to reject any bids. Ida M Woods Recorder.
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Newberg
Oregon
Fifth Street
Dayton Avenue
Main Street
City of
Recorder of
Graphic Office Not On War Footing Says Dairy Report
The Graphic reports that the office is not on a war footing exactly and consequently the Dairy and Food Commissioner’s report follows. The note implies adjustments in wartime governance without declaring full war measures.
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Graphic Office
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Neighborhood Notes and Social Visits Across Counties
W S Allan builds a garage. Mrs James Jones of Portland and her brother Thomas Herd of Chehalem Mountain visited in Red Hills on Sunday. Mrs George H Greer spent days in Monroe and Corvallis, returning with daughter Mrs D A Nichols for a week at Otterbrook. George Wilson and family of Sherwood visited William and Mrs Wilson. A Neighborhood Club meeting at the city hall library featured current events and adjournment planned for the fourth Thursday in October. The library closes in September. An ice cream social and entertainment will be at Groth Hall Friday evening.
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James Jones
Portland
Thomas Herd
Chehalem Mountain
Red Hills
George H. Greer
Monroe
Corvallis
D. A. Nichols
Otterbrook
George Wilson
Sherwood
William Wilson
T. T. Keyes
Groth’s
Notice to Tax-Payers of Yamhill County Oregon
Notice to the Tax-Payers of Yamhill County Oregon. On Monday September 14 1914 the Board of Equalization will meet at the County Assessor office to examine the 1914 assessment rolls and correct errors in valuation description or qualities of land lots or other property. All interested persons should appear at the specified time and place.
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Board of Equalization of
Yamhill County
Board of Equalization
Property assessments correction notice in Yamhill County
The Board of Equalization shall correct any lands or property assessed twice or under or beyond its value or not assessed. Martin Miller, Assessor of Yamhill County, McMinnville Ore. August 24, 1914.
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Board of Equalization
Martin Miller
Yamhill County
Ore
McMinnville
Food for London a great city fed by world supplies
An extended look at how London depends on imports for bread and meat. Docks receive grain from the United States Russia Canada and Argentina. Cattle pass through Islington market to Smithfield while London’s fruit and vegetable trade relies on France Italy Spain and Algiers.
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London
United States
Russia
Canada
Deptford
Peter the Great
Islington
Smithfield
New Zealand
Victoria Docks
Kent
England
Spitalfields
Great Northern
Farringdon
France
Italy
Spain
Algiers
Covent Garden
Orms
Bome
Billingagate
North Sea
Thamen
London Bridge
Daudet's Death Dreams and Pain Driven by Doctor's Theory
Daudet endured severe pain and sleeplessness aided by chloral and fixed on death. He reportedly believed death could be a delightful sensation and imagined conversations about the hereafter with friends. He described an instinct to seek his coffin as he met new agents.
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Daudet
Aiphenes Daudet
Nea
Bitumen Deposits Emerge on Dead Sea Shores
The article notes Judean bitumen rising in sheets and islets along the Dead Sea and western coast, with earthquakes helping expose deposits. It cites 1834 coastal upheaval lifting twenty tons and 1837 a widespread tremor bringing fifteen tons to the surface.
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Dead Sea
Syria
Teeth Cleaning Emphasized In Lesson On Decay Prevention
A teacher stressed daily teeth cleaning to prevent decay. The lesson notes three methods of prevention and the importance of habit, urging students to maintain oral hygiene for long term health.
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