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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1914

Page

7

The Rolling Dollar’s Tale Of a Mail Order Hoax

The Rolling Dollar explains a Wisconsin born scheme by Roberts and Stacy using watches to defraud buyers, then expanding to fake furniture ads and bicycles. The tale contrasts big mail order success with the duties of local merchants funding schools, roads, churches, and charities.

Roberts Wisconsin Milwaukee Stacy Express Illinois Kansas United States Centerville Chicago Buffalo New York

A Tale of Graves and a Hidden Shot Tower

The anecdote recalls John K Graves who quietly acquired Dubuque stock in a shot and bullet venture. He built an underground factory near a steep bluff and pressed on with production despite a legal challenge from a St Louis company. Graves won in court, continuing to pour lead into the concealed shaft and prosper.

Senator Allison Dubuque Allison West St Louis California John K. Graves Iowa Graves St. Louis Dubuque Company

Grandeur of Alaska Promises Frontier Splendor

Franklin K. Lane lauds Alaska as a frontier wonderland not man’s land. He highlights warm northern coasts, Japan current influenced winters, three climatic zones, vast rivers Yukon and Kuskokwim, and glaciers touching the sea, surpassing European scenery in majesty.

Alaska No Man's Land Point Barrow Japan Washington Yukon Kuskokwim Norway Sweden Tyrol Mont Blanc Mer de Glace Switzerland Hudson Franklin K. Lane New York Tribune

Laughs and forelock luxury quotes from Washington Star

A witty exchange between Mr Growdher and his wife ends with a playful tease about laughing at the other's thoughts. The quote highlights a notion that one must be poor to know the luxury of living.

Mr Growdher Washington Star

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