Oregon News Notes From The Polk Yamhill Marion Counties
The Polk Yamhill Marion association held its monthly meeting in Dallas. Oregon Agricultural College alumni show 18 percent in national service. A severe earthquake shock was felt in Lakeview at 6 45 Saturday morning. Forty thousand young trout planted in northern Klamath county. The Oregon Poultry and Pet Stock association to hold its Portland show December 8. James Joseph Coyle dies in St. Paul age 70 after 65 years in Oregon. Oregon's aircraft quota announced at 4 500 000 feet. Burkhalter store in Grants Pass burned loss 30 000. Public meeting to organize Benton county agricultural council soon.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Lakeview
Klamath County
Oregon Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Portland
James Joseph Coyle
Oregon
St. Paul
Charles’ Burkhalter
Grants Pass
Benton County Agricultural Council
State Training School
France
Keller
Polk County
Charles B. Crosno
Toledo
Astoria
State Industrial Accident Commission
Olcott
Withycombe
Thomas Nelson
State Board of Pilot Commissioners
Edward C. Judd
Umpqua
Roseburg
J. C. Moreland
Supreme Court
Salem
Oregon State Hospital
A. M. la Follette
la Follette
Marion County
Salem Hospital
State Penitentiary
Wendling
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
Wells
Wheeler County
Fossil
State Highway Commission
Wolf Creek
Josephine County
State Tax Commission
Board of Equalization
Southern Pacific
Energy Saving March Tactics by Soldier Expert
A Philadelphia Press reprint explains how load distribution and gait affect a soldier’s energy use. It details packing, clothing, and motion factors that reduce fatigue, advocating a loose coat, compact pack, low center of gravity, slow gait, and the Indian walk to minimize energy loss.
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Philadelphia Press
Lithium a Soft Metal
Lithium is a silver white very soft metal that forms oxides or salts on air exposure and decomposes water to lithium hydroxide. Metallic lithium does not occur in nature. Compounds include lithium carbonate lithium phosphate and lithium silicate used in chemical products for military affairs.
The Liberty Bell and Its Triple Melting Misfortune
A long, cautionary note on the Liberty Bell recounts its English origin in 1752, three meltings, and the resulting cracks from repeated recasting. It highlights copper and tin additions, cooling strains, and the wear of time on metal, noting the bell’s weight and crucible demands as context for its enduring fracture.
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England
Thomas A. Lester
Philadelphia
America
Los Angeles Times
Diet for Nephritis Diet Plans to Ease Kidney Strain
Dr Arthur F Chace and Dr Anton R Rose of the New York Post Graduate Medical School describe a nephritis diet that reduces kidney work. Fluid restriction and salt rich vegetables are avoided. meat is cut out. The plan features a warm cooked cereal such as farina with milk.
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Arthur F. Chace
Anton R. Rose
New York Post Graduate Medical School
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Signatures of Decline Show Through Handwritings Shaken
Observations note that when intellect and vigor fade a dying person’s hand folds and handwriting disintegrates. No outward sign marks each nerve degeneration, though drug and stimulant users show distinct quivers in their postures.
Phonographs on War Planes Reported For Field Use
London Tit Bits notes that aircraft in combat may carry a phonograph with a speaking tube to the observer. The device lets the observer record observations without using hands, keeping them free for a field glass or pencil during flight.
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London
Life of the Wasp in Winter Silence
The article explains that no male wasp survives winter. After mating in fall, the workers and males die as cold approaches. Mrs Wasp hibernates in a sheltered spot and will emerge in spring to lay eggs and renew the species.
Broken In Transit Humorous Exchange At Rail Stop
A child named Gwennie entertained a carpenter in transit by asking about his family. He said he had three half brothers and three half sisters. She replied with a witty remark about being the only whole one there.
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Gwennie
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W. W. Hollingsworth Company
J. H. Gibson
Mgr
Yamhill County
Yamhill County Abstract Co
Mcminnville
Re. Black
V. A. Vincent
Newberg
Chase & Linton Gravel Company
Oregon Nursery CO
Oreoco
S. P. Timberlake
Prop
L. W. Hill
Q. M. Keiling
Wynecshi St
Undertakers
Hodson & Elliott
First Street
First National Bank
Lonteville Courier-Journe
Oregon News
Polk-Yamhill-Marionate Association
Dallas
Forest Grove
Carl L. Davis
Coos County
Bandon
Moving Pictures
Board of Control
State Grain Inspection Department
Public Service Commission
Emergency Board
A. E.borthwick
Grand Army Veterans of
Department of Oregon
Multnomah County
Normal School
Monmouth
State
Industrial Accident Commission
John Wade
A. L. Badger
W. H. Tice
Falls City
Frank Geelan
Knappa
E.weatherson
Bend
John Oliver
la Grande
Columbia River
Shaniko
Liberty Loan
United States
Oregon-Washington
Pendleton
Echo
Umatilla
Horsefly
Langell
Yonna
Klamath Falls
Miller Creek
Horsefly Valley
Bonanza
State Board of Vocational Education
C. F. Adams
W. B. Ayer
George McMath
EF. J. Stack
Charles H. Castner
Hood ‘River
J. A. Churchill
Tumalo
State Desert Land Board
Peschites
Albert
The
Oregon Farmer
Snr
el Ela
Newberg Graphic
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