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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
4
Peter Radford argues that the nation should convert railroad gains into port upgrades and establish free ports to ease farm product movement. He notes wartime shipping strain, urges Congress to redirect 51 million dollars from air and harbors to truly free, tollless ports, benefiting farmers and national trade.
A critique of agricultural marketing as the key barrier to farm progress. The Farmers Union calls for united action among farmers, merchants, bankers and officials, stressing balanced support for seed quality and market development.
A fragment recalls Darius making a king of Perea through horse weighing acts among contending powers. It argues this method could settle modern disputes if factions weighed disputes by animal signs, warning against political clashes harming industry and livelihoods.
A historical speech extols public service by leaders shaping industry and civilization. It lauds Edison, Bell, McCormick, Fulton and others as masters serving society, contrasts ancient progress with modern practical achievement, and urges courage and sacrifice in pursuit of national advancement.
The West Virginia Supreme Court decision limits two cent passenger rates by railroads and confirms that railways must cover passenger costs from their own returns. It holds that surplus from a fair rate belongs to the railway, and cross-subsidizing freight with passenger revenue is improper. The ruling supports the principle that each service must bear its own costs.
Kruttschnitt of Southern Pacific urges reform in railroad finance. He cautions that promoters control securities and rates, while public authorities tax revenues. He warns of potential collapse of transport systems unless railways earn funds to attract investment and build new lines, especially in the West.
Fragmented text notes that deafness cannot be cured by oral applications and mentions ear disorders or damaged parts of the ear. It references a healer or physician and implies financial cost or payment related to remedies, with unclear names and dates.
Shoppers flocked to the Men’s Toggery last Saturday as many customers visited the shop. The store reports heavy buying activity with a wide mix of past customers returning.
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