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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1915
Page
2
The St Johns Review notes the national civic federation report debunking the claim labor receives little and capital dominates. After expenses and materials, two thirds goes to salaries and wages, one third to interest and profits, with labor receiving about 66 2 3 percent of net earnings and capital 33 1 3 percent.
Visitors view Coos Bay myrtle wood pieces prized for grain polish and craft in the Oregon exhibit at the Palace of Horticulture. A twelve foot River apple panorama and Hood River valley scene draw attention, while Rogue River Willamette Hood River fruit wins the Grand Prize. The piece shows Oregon’s rich produce and the fair’s standout displays.
A fake bill placed in the assembly box in 1902 drew headlines as two jokers crafted a plausible measure. It proposed blanket signposts and rural improvements, naming a machine politician as introducer while forcing a withdrawal after public and press scrutiny. The episode ended with the bill dying in committee, yet the tale lingered in memory.
The piece discusses how victorious armies claim the honors of war, allowing defeated garrisons to surrender without disgrace. It explains the calm escort, retention of trophies by defenders, and the moral framing of surrender as a noble exit rather than complete capitulation. It also notes Homeric birthplace theories and Chios society recovering post massacre.
Review s legal blanks listing warranty deeds claim deeds and various realty and mortgage forms for sale plus a motor rental and lease forms. The notice cites an address at 609 Feasenden street and a contact phone Columbia 206 for inquiries and orders.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a transfer and storage scene with references to Vancouver, Linn Portland, and a price note for Oxford Shoes at 1.75 dollars. The text is garbled but preserves named places and a product price.
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