Land value and hunting revenue optimistic on future growth
The article argues land in the region will rise in five years due to soil productivity climate and transport. It cites a Glidden Iowa tract selling for 84000, formerly 30 per acre. Loganberry demand grows profits for Newberg area, while US hunting licenses generate millions for states and calls for federal migratory bird stamps to fund conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
Iowa
Illinois
Storm Creek Marsh
United States
Newberg
Yamhill County
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
International Association of Fish, Game and Conservation Commissioners
Editors Think When A Man Stops His Paper
The passage notes editors silently judge readers who cancel or avoid papers due to cost or time. It contrasts stopping a subscription with unfinished tasks like shopping, suggesting editors think deeply about readers’ priorities and habits.
Cannibal on Pacific Isle Pondering Missionary Song
A cannibal on a tropical isle clad scantily with garters groans in sorrow while singing of past meals. He recalls eating hostile tribesmen of various colors, then admits that eating a missionary would prove insanity, concluding with the line you can't keep a good man down.
Women sing in hymns while men seek fashionable glare
The verse notes women's beauty enables hymn singing without prayer books while men gaze at female features. It mocks men in church who attend for preachers and display, then predicts rebellion if forbidden to flaunt fashion, ending with a claim of leaving for places obsessed with style.
A Conundrum About Women and Locomotives
A playful riddle contrasts a handsome woman with a locomotive. It rejects common railway metaphors and asserts that a beautiful woman is not like a train even when described as fast or capable of "blowing up" her husband.
War Cry Quotation Circulates During Turbulent Times
A fragmentary wartime line circulates with a shouted phrase urging persistence. The misquoted plea appears to reflect morale concerns amid ongoing conflicts and public sentiment pressure.
Capitalization Rules for Citations and Dates
The guideline specifies that every sentence begins with a capital letter and proper names, adjectives, and titles are capitalized. It also requires capitalizing names of religious denominations and that days, months, and quoted text start with capitals.
Kokomo Preacher Challenges Liars Over Mark Chapter Confusion
A Kokomo Indiana pastor announced a sermon on liars and asked his congregation to identify readers of the seventeenth chapter of Mark. About fifty five raised hands, prompting the preacher to note that Mark has only sixteen chapters and call the responders liars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Indiana
Getting Up Ho Hum Oh Gee Gettin Up Again
The speaker laments waking early as Ma calls him to dress. He imagines growing up to travel across the briny deep to the North and become an Eskimo where night lasts six months and one can sleep long.
Photographic Misunderstanding Over Wages Stirs Household
In a Pearson's Weekly comic exchange Bridget and her mother clash over wages as a photograph reveals a stain on a coat. The mother scolds Bridget for breaking china and Bridget laments wages, while a humorous note about the coat appears in the caption.
Reluctant Photo Session Ends with Comedic Car Tale
A man dreaded his portrait yet his wife nudged him into it. She joked about his car ownership while he admitted he could drive, but chose to ride streetcars again, humorously revealing a clash over transportation.
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Leggins
Sale
Corner 1St and
Main St
J. C. Akers
Newberg, Oregon
U. S
Pacific Isle
Grees
Beaux
Sway
Heaven
Shakespeare
Bridget
China
George
Kendricks Grocery Cor
First and Meridian Sts
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