Shiloh Relief Corps and Newberg Lodge Meeting Notices
Shiloh Relief Corps No 28 meets 2 30 p m on the second and fourth Thursday each month at I O F hall First and Meridian Frances Woodruff is president Emma L Snow secretary Newberg Lodge No 104 A F and A M holds regular meetings on the second and fourth Thursday evenings Visiting brothers welcome W H Woodworth T M Curtis A Houser secretary Reservations for theatre parties or special trips call eeeee rene eeee
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Newberg Lodge
W. H. Woodworth
M. Curtis A. Houser
More Self Supporting Homes in Newberg Campaign
A Newberg agriculture slogan urges building a healthier home community through home food production and better gardens. The piece argues that reducing cash needs boosts charity, culture, and happiness, and calls business leaders to back the effort for stronger local self sufficiency.
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Osours
Newberg
Honest Day's Work: Labor, Eight-Hour Day, and Economic Balance
A Manufacturer argues that organized labor must deliver honest work for a full day's pay to sustain production and national vitality. The piece contends the eight-hour day is justifiable only with reciprocal productivity and warns against slack labor and anti-competitive practices harming industries and farmers.
Home Project Work Encouraged by Newberg High
Oliver F. Kilham, Director Agriculture Department at Newberg High School, urges students and families to pursue home project work to improve self-sufficiency and happiness. He calls on older residents to recognize youths' capabilities and to credit their family contributions. The department offers help to engage young people toward practical home economics and community well being.
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Oliver F. Kilham
Agriculture Department
Newberg High School
High Prices Explain Prices As Simple Law Says Crane
Dr. Frank Crane argues that high prices stem from two factors the supply of goods and the money available to pay. He contends war effort reduces saleable items by destroying farms villages factories and materials used for war production. The result is fewer goods and less money circulating to buy them.
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United States
Strikes and Economic Recovery Urged by Warburg and Babson
The article argues strikes disrupt production and trigger a cycle of idleness across sectors. Babson cites 11.7 million idle days in two months, while Warburg warns governments must boost output and curb money expansion to lower prices.
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Roger W. Babson
Paul Warburg
Policy to Prevent Insolvency of Government Securities
The text argues that to stop the continuation of deficits and poor economic signals the government should issue securities and funds to cover current deficiencies. It warns that failure to adopt such a course will lead to insolvency and social and economic disruption.
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Union Biosk
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de. H.C. Dixon
Ralph W. van Val
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DR. A. M. Davis
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Sherman
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Office Black
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