Review of Financial Condition by Robert E Smith on Investing
Robert E Smith of Lombermen Trust Company Port land Oregon argues that abundant money and rising supply of investment securities demand careful selection. He advises investors to choose conserva tive distributors with strong records and to analyze the backing and management of issuers, focusing on public utilities and large buildings finance. He warns against doubtful bonds and favors firms with amortization safeguards and prudent risk control, noting the role of public utilities and infrastructure funding in recent issues.
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Gaa
Ike
Benett
Tukey Mia
McPhingie Hue & Omr
Paradian
Eayitel
Labor
Dusldiere
Huthe
Internet
Hribion
Quinn Mieke Pamelble
Tomas
Reserve System
Wolverton
United States District Court
Brookings State Bank
Brookings Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Brookings
Federal Reserve
Paris
Allied
J. P. Morgan
Germany
Grman
United States
Morgan
Europe
Russia
Ratan
Moscow
Wien
Witem Uoe
Opal the Tente
Portland Buyers' Week Fashion Show Opens Convention
The tenth annual Portland Buyers Week features the largest fashion show west of Chicago with gowns, furs, and finery valued around half a million dollars. Fifty models display New York and Paris designs alongside Portland creations, plus draping demonstrations, vaudeville numbers, and an organ recital in a major theatre.
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Pactic Northwest Merchants’ Association
Portland
Chicago
New York
Parla
Pacific Coast
Paris
Portland Heights
Mt. Hood
H. Stark
Wai Pure
Wagion
Labor leader stance splits with Lincoln on unconstitutional laws
The piece contrasts Samuel Gompers and Abraham Lincoln on obedience to unconstitutional laws. It notes only four courts decide constitutionality and references unrest among union men. It highlights actions by figures like Murphy and Tart and hints at a crime tied to saline use in Cedar Rapids amid local turmoil.
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America
Organization of Labor
Lincoln
Gompers
All Nation
Chicago
Big Thm Murphy
Justice Tart
Ork
Mamner
Weapune
Gonetin
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Blind Soldier Boy S Opens Pocatello Confectionery Store
Frank L. Thompson, blind since wartime, trained by the Veterans Bureau and American Red Cross, has opened a confectionery store at 316 North Main Street in Pocatello. He will be aided by a counsellor for the blind and overseen by veteran services for about a year, with support from local service members and friends.
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Pocatelo Tribune
United States Veteran's Bureau
American Red Cross
Pocatello
Frank L. Thompson
St. Anthony
Thompson
Evergreen School For the Blind
Veterans’ Bureau
Masonal Red Cross
Sayage
Mr. Thompson
North Main Street
Community Notes From Big Wood River Area
Local column reports W Morton and wife now work on a Durrah ranch after leaving Hewitt. Bates brothers spent the 4th at Halley by team and wagon. Mrs. Ella Nichol and two children returned to Bingham Utah. T Rolma works for Frank Bay Usa. Edwin L Scott wedding reception hosted by J H Scott and wife as they plan to live with his parents this fall. A parcel shower celebrated the newlyweds. Bever of Gooding and spouse work on Garlock ranch. Wayne, employed by D G Mitchell, has been sick for several days. Burdett lawn Fourth of July celebration drew 87 attendees with ice cream, cake, and fireworks.
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W. Morton
Durrah
Hewitt
Bates
Halley
Ella Nichol
Bingham
Utah
T. Rolma
Frank Bay- USA
J. H. Scott
Edwin L. Scott
Durrah's
Jin Scott
Jerome Javonth
Hulley
Ubvir
W. Fisstings
Trial Test For Big Engine Draws Hundreds To Rail Run
About 300 spectators mostly women watched a trial of a new Union Pacific 1-8-2 locomotive on train No 17 from Pocatello to Portland and back. The engine reportedly ran well, stalled on a grade, and drew praise from observers including factory guests and railroad officials. Built by American Locomotive works and weighing 522,500 pounds, it carries 12,009 gallons of water and 20 tons of coal with a 94 foot wheel base. Glenns Ferry Gazette reports the test will influence adoption of this class for steep grades.
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Pocatello
Portland
Poestello
Ben Smith
Medbury
Huntington
le Grand
Glenns Ferry
Hiram Crane
W. C. Slingsworth
C. Carstead
Smith
Lloyd Brydon
Native Power Department
Union Pacific System
American Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Weiand
Medbury Hill
U. P
King Family Leaves Dietrich for Mineral Washington
Mr and Mrs S S King of Dietrich have sold their property and moved to Mineral Washington after many years as active community members in Die trich. Mr King long served in the Linewin County bar. The golden wedding anniversary was recently celebrated, and many friends join in bidding them farewell as they relocate to Washington.
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S. King
Dietrich
Mineral
Washington
King
Linewin County
Iitel
MiAgwane
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Sixteenth Biennial Convention Ends at Chautauqua
State federation notes conclude a ten day session in Chautauqua New York with 935 delegates attending. Massachusetts led in delegates with 90, Ohio 64, Tilindig 89, and speaker roster included Hayes and Tolstoy. Western Federation meeting elected Mrs. Sweetey vice president. amendments abolish Auditor and make HQ director a board member. over $50,000 pledged for federation home.
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Homer L. Settle
Payette State Press
Chautauqua N. Y
Sorosis Club
New York City
United States
Alaska
Ottawa Women’s Club
Ottawa
Canada
American Woman's Club of
Paris
Woman's Club of
Havana
Wil H. Hayes
Hanford Mcdiger
wewAmerican Legion
Hugh
Jennings
Liye Tolstoy
Leo Tobstoy
M. J. Sweetey
Twin Falls
Sweetey
General Federation
Federation
Winter
Washington
New York
Ohio
Fed
Chautauqua
Tred Pala Event Weekend in Peluiey Evening and Sunday
Fragmented notes report an event at Toepert featuring a Bemily of Chmeet, with mentions of Miamilny and Ak Uke Peet. The text includes partial names and timings, indicating a community gathering or celebration scheduled for the weekend, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
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Bemily
Chmeet Preunk
Miamilny
Ely
Settee Sen
Maat
Ohamane
Banhew gains ground amid unclear local updates
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Robert E. Smith
Lumbermens Trust Company Bank
Oregon
Gompers Ve
Stine Drury King
Mary MecMahon
Mike King
Pereune
Athena
Blind Soldier Boys Shop
BIG Wood River News
Dietrich News
Delwaetels
Melual Galiernlir
Megatelisa
Nesie
Veel
Aliinglinn
Union Pacific
Athikere
State Federation News
Kimama News
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