Senator Stanfield's Role in Relief Legislation and Public Debates
In 1821 discussions reveal Senator Stanfield aiding emergency measures to protect key food and livestock sectors, while debates over the Norris Bill and bank relief highlighted tensions with the Treasury. The record notes his Westward movements and meetings with bankers amid calls for decisive action before it was too late.
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Pepetctied
Miris Twiteegn
Goenilig Sideho
Penrose
Senate Finance Comurdtive
Herng
Caritt Tilleon
Stanfield Camis
Stantell
Ivestock Toning
Cnoy
Strabteh
Seavite
Oni Nh
Norris
Seavic
Regie i
Gregan
Dieslein
West
Sujalen
Cusie
Mer
Lexington Echoes Highlights Involves Local Clergy And Students
Rev Paul Mortimore, former pastor of the Church of Christ at Lone, now leads revival work in Gladstone with his wife Miss Hulda Tuckee of Lexington assisting. Young locals appear in Portland Journal and OA C activities. Lexington High School seniors schedule two one act plays May 8. local business notes include Howard Lane's new refrigerating plant and the Valentine home nearing completion.
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Paul Mortimore
Church of Christ At
Lone
Lexington
Gladstone
Hulda Tuckee
Lexburton
Glenn Sherer
OA. C
Welrn Ao O. A. C
Lexington High School
Brandon
Howard Lane
Moat
Valentine
Costly Elegance Tax on Armorial Bearings in Britain
About 95,000 people in Great Britain paid taxes for using armorial bearings on automobiles and carriages. The levy reflected social status and decorative display, with payments contributing to revenue while indicating aristocratic privilege.
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Great Britain
Dr Mellenthin to Visit The Dalles and Pendleton
Dr Mellenthin, internist of twelve years, will be in The Dalles on Monday May 17 at the Dalles Hotel and in Pendleton on Tuesday May 18 at the Dorion Hotel. Office hours are 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
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Dalles
Pendleton
Dorion Hotel
No Charge for Consultation in Medical Grading
Dr. Melicthin offers free consultation during a study of medical and surgical cases. The piece lists various ailments and patients names, noting hoped treatments and the context of a trip for free treatment. Married women are advised about pruned records by witnesses, with a Los Angeles grading in May.
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Los Angeles
California
Union Pacific 1 candidate for county commissioner
G A Kleakman announces candidacy for county commissioner subject to Republican voters in Murrow county May primaries. Charles B Cox candidate for nomination as county commissioner subject to Democratic voters in Morrow County May 21 1926. Paid advertisement.
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Murrow County
Counnty
Morrow County
Charles B. Cox
Political Announcement as Republican Candidate in May Primary
A candidate declares for the office of treasurer of Morrow County in the Republican primary on May 21. The notice thanks local supporters and asks for continued confidence and votes in the future.
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Tran Jaurer
Morrow County
For Sale Deering Combine and Portable Typewriter Ad
One nine foot Deering Combine with motor in fair shape offered with right terms. The listing mentions a portable typewriter from Bullard's Pharmacy as a real success. Combine located near lane.
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Bullard’s Pharmacy
Blotting Paper Housekeeper’s Secret Use in Cooking
A quirky note describes blotting paper’s value in the kitchen. It claims the paper absorbs grease from fritters croquettes and other dishes before serving, noting it works faster than cloth or towels and offers a neat absorbent option.
No Doubt About It Manager Chooses Applicant
Dialogue excerpt shows a manager interviewing a female applicant for a stage position. The applicant admits no experience and limited singing ability while the manager surprisingly says she is hired. The exchange hints at humor and skepticism about talent.
Drawing the Distinction Between Politician and Statesman
In a candid remark Senator Sorghum ponders how allies and opponents would label him. He jokes that if he stays in the game after a comeback he will be called a pollster, while a defeat and retreat would lead publishers to call him a statesman.
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Sorghum
Hetun
Migs
Washiigton Star
Surprise Saltor Dialog Reveals Missed Config
A clipped exchange hints at confusion over a propedal setting for a head of a daughter. The speakers acknowledge the surprise and describe the slow progress in getting Hrovnd configured, noting it seemed not to be configured at all.
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Saltor
Pather
Jan
Janeverell
Fragmentary Note on a Favorite Store Exchange
A cryptic line discusses a favorite store and engagement, noting familiarity and typical behavior among others. The fragment hints at a casual social exchange without full context or clear events.
Alfred E Clark of Portland Nominated for U S Senate
Portland candidate Alfred E Clark seeks the Republican nomination for United States Senator. Editorials praise his achievement honesty fearlessness and trustworthiness. Newspapers cite his experience as a lawyer and his capability to represent the state in national lawmaking.
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United States
Portland Daily News
Alfred Clark
Portland
Clark
Clackamas
THE
Condon Times
Washington
Valdady
Alfred F. Clark
United States Senator
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