Classified Ad Bargains and Estate Sale Notice
A garbled classifieds item mentions an estate sale by administrator Thos D Guerin for the estate of George H Guerin deceased in Coos County Oregon with a private cash sale of property including undivided interests in sections 22 and 23. A separate snippet promotes ice cream ideas and a revised Home Food Preservation bulletin from Oregon State College for homemakers.
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George AH Guerin
State of
See Fee Fees
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Northear
South Range
Willamette
Cwos
Oregon
State Land Board
Dement & Laird
Myrtle Point
Thos D. Guerin
Ceorge H Guerin
ULD
Oregon State College
Lucy
Summer Food Fads and Colorful Menus for Warm Weather
The piece suggests changing menus for summer with colorful foods and new table styling. It offers a tomato melon centerpiece recipe with tomato ring, melon balls, and mayonnaise, plus a steak casserole with tomato soup and vegetables, baked at 360 degrees for about 1.5 hours to serve four.
Hi Ways To Health Cooling Menu Ideas
Summer meals can stay balanced using cooling foods like fresh fruits and vegetables in salads cheese and eggs instead of meat cold milk and butter plus ice cream for dessert. These elements nourish the body in any season and suit hot days as well as cooler ones.
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Angel Food Supreme
Orchard reports and harvest estimates on 30 to 40 seres
Fragmentary notes describe orchard reports referencing 30 to 40 seres of land and uncertain activity under brush. The text quality is poor and names or dates are unclear.
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Wes
Foreground forage saved in June ground squirrel control effort
Lakeview livestock men estimate at least 10688 dollars worth of forage saved on 1000 acres of land. The poisoning was done by four crews working most of June under supervision of J Branson of cooperating camps, Fremont National Forest Service and the county agent's office.
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Lakeview Livestock
J. Branson
U. Ar Gten Eee Cooperation Camps
Fremont National Forset Service
Oregon Farms Installs Irrigation System Near Newberg
The Willamette valley sees its first extensive prunes irrigation on Walter Leth’s Newberg area farm. Rex Warren notes Leth plans full-farm irrigation for crops including prunes potatoes and clover. Lime proves its value as fertilizer on Otho Ritchey’s Boring field boosting legume ryegrass yields. H H Weatherspoon of Elgin innovates an orchard brush clearing slide to pull brush with a tractor.
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Willamette Valley
Pruies
Walter Leth
Newberg
Rex Warren
Yamhill
Leth
Otho Ritchey
Boring
Those Little Green Globules Dishes For Summer Meals
The article describes using small green peas in patty shells and summer dishes to enhance fish flavor. It outlines recipes such as Cauliflower and Pea Salad and Pea Oysters with pea pulp, butter, and flour batter, serving eight people with detailed preparation steps.
Apricots from Ancient Times Featured in California Crops
The article traces apricots from their origins in Asia to introduction in Europe and England, now a major California crop. It notes peak season in June lasting about eight weeks, shipping challenges, prime fruit picked for canning, and culinary uses including desserts, salads, and decorative serving ideas.
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Auta
Europe
England
California
Nationalism and States Rights Since the Civil War
Discussion traces shifts in federal versus state power from the Civil War era to today. It argues the Constitution relies on customs and judicial interpretation, not only wording, with courts shaping policy as amending the document proves difficult. It mentions Marshall and Taney shaping constitutional ideas in their eras.
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Taney
History of federal state relations and New Deal questions
The article examines how history informs federal state power limits. It argues the framers’ federal sphere is long abandoned and returning to it is impractical. Rapid economic development has dispersed activity beyond early nationalist ideas, guiding interpretation of current issues.
Flea Killing Powder Advertises Safe Pet Cleaner
An old ad touts Bu-hach powder to sprinkle on cats and dogs to kill fleas without harming pets. It claims rapid flea death, odorless formula, and general pet health benefits, with availability at local drug and grocery stores.
Fragmented OCR Discussion on Political Philosophy and Federal Power
A garbled passage debates states rights and the political philosophy guiding federal authority. It touches on the Supreme Court, Judge Parker, and how party attitudes influence interpretations of federal activity and economic interests within political parties.
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Parker
Fine Y
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An old advertisement claims a woman shed fat in 3 weeks by taking Kruschen Salts with hot water each morning. It promises increased energy and clearer skin, urging readers to reduce fatty foods and visit Semperts Drug Store or other druggists for a four week supply at low cost.
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Semperts Drug Store
America
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