Allies Demand More Cereals in Food Ration Plea
The United States administration outlines a plan to cut bread and meat consumption to free supplies for export. Officials stress temporary meat ration relaxations while enhancing cereal production, citing rail and weather disruptions and corn stock quality. The public response to food conservation has been positive, with measures to extend home preservation and transport to relieve burdens on the supply chain. A forthcoming local work program on bridge construction references meat handling nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meron
Hipplien
Justinont
Amy
Maying
Value of Time and Punctuality in Business
A Christian Herald reprints a Kentucky anecdote about a man who loses a fortune by being 20 minutes late to a business engagement. The piece argues punctuality serves both parties, urging readers to respect others' time as a key habit of successful people, especially noted among great business leaders.
Foxes role in British politics and estate notices blend
A fragmented century old text blends Charles James Fox's career with legal notices. It traces his shift from Tory to Whig, his opposition to Lord North, and reforms while noting his faults and oratorical skill, followed by final account notices for Umatilla County estates including Mattie Phillipe and Lucinda Hiteman with dates in 1914 and 1028.
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Charles James Fox
Xront Engliaby
Parliament
Admiralty
George II
Tories
Whig Party
Lord North
Fox
Lol Grenville
Ganbling
Hia ix
Waa Fox
Ain
Gui
Allied Food Shipments Reach Large Total
A government notice outlines U S food exports to European allies from July 1 to January 1, 1945 showing wheat and wheat flour, pork, and other supplies sent to support the war effort. The report notes total quantities for 67,100,000 people and mentions negligible shipments to Russia compared with western allies. Frost harms Athens gardens and farm crops with continued cold and frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurpean Alsley
United States
Uy & Pood Ad- Tololatranion
Halteit Staten Hias
Rosalie
Westen Alties
Athens Gardens
Notice of Final Account in Umatilla County
In Greston County Court the final account of Mary A. Jones deceased, administered by Walter J. Jones, is filed. The County Judge has set Tuesday June 6 at 10 a.m. in Pendleton for objections and settlement. Dated Pendleton Oregon May 1918. Walter J. Jones Administrator. Will M. Peterson Attorney for Administrator.
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Umatilla
Oregon
Mary LaFave
Homer
Athena
Carrie Lu
Mattie Phillipa
Pendleton
T. Phillipe
Mary Jane Phillipe
Deceaaed
Han
T. Phillipa
Lucinda Hiteman
Ben
Hue
Homer J. Watts
Oragon
Greston
Mary A. Jones
Walter J. Jonva
Entate
Onor Dary Sade
Hame
Walter J. Jones
Will. M. Peterson
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Lisle
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Athune
Thorn Hollow
Standard OS Company
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Guy Crone
Standard Oi Co
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Sabe Srt
Ad Goethe
Tata Real
Hong
Peuches
Wire
Statesman
Adminis
Allied
Foley
Goodyear ‘Tires
Parts and Accessories
Sora
Universal Car
Henney
Burke & Son Garage
Weyerhaeuser
John H. Jones
Ore
Worthington Building
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Foss Hardware Store
the Parker Barber Shop
A. J. Parker
St. Nichols Hotel
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