Transformation of farming through gasoline power change
The article discusses gasoline's potential to transform farming from an occupation to a presiding social factor. It cites Howard Bradford's view that tractors could replace oxen, enabling greater food production and reducing famine risk. War and policy influence are examined, along with the economic shift from manual labor to mechanized farming and the broader societal impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamtine
New York Times
Howard A. Bradford
United States
Fradford
Bradford
Registration in War Time Calls Citizens to Duty
The article urges men aged 21 to 36 to register on designated day under threat of penalties for failure or evasion. It details penalties, submission methods, and the role of city and county clerks, noting transportation needs for troops and munitions and praising wartime mobilization and American equipment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
United States
Clark
Railroads Plan Public Schedule To Serve Nation
Rail officials indicate possible curtailments of passenger service and freight trains may be implemented to meet public needs. The plan is not yet public but railroad leaders are prepared to schedule moves that best serve the country’s transportation needs.
Canadians and Americans in wartime Vimy exhibition ball game
A battlefield baseball match near Vimy Ridge drew Khaki clad crowds from Canadian brigades with teams representing Canadian bodies. The third brigade's left handed pitcher baffled opponents, while a former Canadian League player manned short. Equipment arrived from America as shells and air activity loomed overhead, creating a vivid, humorous wartime spectacle with high esprit de corps and oddball bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Front
Vimy Ridge
Attaw
America
Paris
Maritime legends and oddities of Goodwin Sands told
Fragmentary notes recount Goodwin Sands legends of a shipwrecked aunt mentioned by tradition housed in the estate of Bar Goodwin with a 1705 beacon. A tale of an earls choking a brother over a bread token is cited, while modern references warn of wrecks and dangerous tides. National Geographic style clips describe lighthouse maintenance and drowned flowers in salt water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biniater Goodwin
Goodwin Vands
Martoe
National Geographic
What He Would Say About Marital Motives
A Detroit Free Press excerpt contends that a wife who marries for money will later accuse her husband of exploiting her finances. The dialogue explores blunt views on marriage and financial incentives within relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homely
Detroit Free Press
Good Idea Hub I Bought a Rubber Plant Yesterday
A brief note records a casual exchange about a rubber plant and a cheaper tire deal. The dialogue mentions Buffalo Express and a reference to George Washington in a stray result test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub
Buffalo Express
Fragmentary Note on Treatment and Medicine Use
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Catan and constitutional treatment, Hall's Catherh Medicine is referenced, and there is a vague sense of medical or therapeutic context with unclear actions. The readable portions imply a health related item but lack concrete details or identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Church and association events and estate notices
The Umatilla Baptist Association convenes at 7 30 p m with Dr O C Wright and Dr C A Woody from Portland on the program The Christian Church hosts sermons on What About Our Nation and The Responsibility of the Sinner The Methodist Church preaches The duty of the Church in This Hour of National Need and launches a summer drive The County Court issues notice to creditors for Myrtle S Scott estate Justice Court summons Roesch Bottling Co vs Prince with six week deadline and attorney Frederick Steiner represents plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Umatilla Baptist Association
O. C. Wright
Portland
C. A. Woody
Christian Church
Geo. R. Gerking
Woman’s Mectionary Society
Casper Woodward
D. Errett
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Oregon
Umatilla
Myrtle 8
Scott
M. Peterson
Myrtle
Tilalsontee
Smith Crawford
Pendleton
Will M. Peterson
Myrtle 8. Scott
Justice Court of the
State of Oregon
Umatilla County
Pendleton District
William Roesch
William Bogert
Joe. H. Parkes
Frederick Steiner
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