Oregon Woolgrowers Urge Attendance at National Meet in January
Douglas Belts president of the Oregon Woolgrowers Association urges stockmen to attend the National Livestock Association meeting in Portland, emphasizing Oregon’s stake in the discussions. He notes favorable feeding weather, calls for broad eastern Oregon turnout, and supports efforts toward an independent packing company, with emphasis on broad state representation and benefits for sheepmen and cattlemen alike.
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Dowie's Victims and the Zion Church Endowment
The Canterbury thief Dowie faced a U S court ruling in Chicago ordering him to repay ten thousand pounds to Frederick Button of New Zealand. Button died wealthy and Dowie claimed Button’s fortune was an endowment for his Zion church. He must pay £106,000 to the heirs after legal actions in the United States.
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Grocer’s Act 2 Dilemma over Coffee Quality and Pricing
The question asks whether the grocer will mix stale beans into two-bit coffee and overcharge customers or instead provide fresh roasted Java or Mocha at a fair profit, delivering the ordered quality. It weighs misrepresentation against fair, transparent pricing and customer trust.
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