Tars Seek Promotion Through Navy Correspondence Schools
A fleet strike by over 2000 sailors aims for higher wages and ranks while Navy leaders back the move by promoting study under the 1901 Personnel act. Enlisted men on ships study via International Correspondence Schools of Scranton Pa, with 14 of 24 new ensigns previously I C S students and vast on‑board support across ports from Bermuda to Shanghai.
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Admiral Evans
Armada
Navy Department
Congress
Annapolis
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Pacific
Bermuda
Buenos Ayres
Panama
San Francisco
Suez Canal
Honolulu
Manila
Shanghai
Bombay
Singapore
Alexandria
United States
Chas. M. Thomas
LC. S
St. Johns
J. A. Shere
L. Chompson
Visit at Vancouver Lodge Fosters Fraternal Bonds
A Washington trip by about 35 to 46 members of Laurel Lodge 1 0 O F to Vancouver Lodge No 3 strengthened fraternal ties. The group toured the Vancouver hall with its carved walnut fittings and historic memorials, heard welcome remarks from Brother Bach and an address by W T Vaughn, and reflected on old Oregon and Washington lodge history and shared ideals of service and advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Lodge
O. F
Vancouver Lodge No
Tessee
Try
Stines
Woodlawn
Washington
Fine Lodge
Vancouver
Corr
Odd Fellows Lodges
St Helens
Brother Bach
W.T. Vaughn
Woollawn
Brother Vaughn
St. Johns
Oregon Territory
Spioner
Oregon
The Boston Way on Rock Crushing Economics
A marked Boston Journal excerpt argues the city suffers rockerusheritis like Boston while paying higher rock crushing costs. It notes cheaper material from outside at $1.10 per ton and $1.65 per yard versus $2.25 per yard locally, urging a public monthly report on rock crusher operations and expenses for transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Journal of
Boston
Mass
Calamity talk on taxes in distant cities
The letter ridicules opponents of a local tax by proposing Seattle and Hood River as comparisons. It notes 45 or 46 percent higher mills in Seattle and 20 mills in Hood River, arguing against the idea that the tax is excessive. The writer mocks the notion while praising Hood River as a worthwhile contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steen
St Johnna
Seattle
Hood River
Sick lists and church notes from University Park area
Miss Mildred Brobst and O Williams are ill with erysipelas and grippe. Bert Smith and Mrs Beard's boy suffer pneumonia and illness. Mrs Dodson visits Marion. Hinkston builds a house with Walton carpentry. Reynolds saw by bedside. seven new members received at Congregational church. Baptist meetings continue with fine music. Mr Kidd ill at hospital. Ladies Guild hosts monthly tea at MacDonald home Haven and Dawson. Program includes solos and readings. MacDonald family wrote the song words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Williams
Bert Smith
Fiske Street
Mrs. Beard
the Baptist Church
Kidd
Olin Street
Grippe
Ladies Guild of
University Dark
Haventreet
MacDonald
In good all Oregon program delightfully spent
The excerpt describes a successful Oregon Fern event with warm appreciation and a post program lunch. Attendees felt the evening was delightful and expressed hope for many more such gatherings in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Oregon Poultry Industry Generates Large Returns
Money in poultry and other Oregon industries gets publicity yet poultry farming is rarely featured outside specialist publications. Experts estimate 5,000,000 annually in returns for Oregon farmers, while thousands of eggs arrive from the Middle West each year to meet local demand. Western Oregon climate aids rapid healthy growth, with Southern Oregon alone marketing 40,000 to 50,000 dollars worth of turkeys annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Middle West
Tiara City Treasurer Candidate Pledges Honest Service
J. Ki. Taneh pledges to establish the treasurer's office at city hall and keep it open every business day during official hours. He promises to collaborate with the city recorder to implement a complete up to date records system for city finances and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recorder
J. Ki. Taneh
St Johns Camp To Present Grand Hall Event
The St Johns camp of Mo W A will host a grand hall event at Bickner's hall with the same music enjoyed last Thursday evening. An excellent program is promised, and attendance is urged as St Johns continues to grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
Portland
Mo W. A
Bickner
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Tars
Portland & Suburban Express CO
First and
Flanders Streets
C. W. Stearns
Burlington Street
Fork City
R.anger
Central Cigar Store
Bank
ST. Johns Brick CO
H. Henderson
Jersey St
Odd Fellows
The
Boston Way
Whitwood Court
America
Ste
Richard Shepard & CO
University Park
Mildred Brobst
J. G. Reynolds
Congregational Church
M. L. Holbrook
B. Bailey
St. Johns Land Co
East St. Johns
Peninsula
Columbia Boulevard
O. RK. & N. Railroad
Holbrook
Bex
Jersey Street
St. Johns, Ore
Clark & Wilson Lumber Co
Linnton, Oregon
Lumber Manufacturers
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