County Library News Notes
County Library updates its hours 10 to 5 38 with Sundays 2 to 5 A new set of books arrives including Warner Library of the Worlds Best Literature in custody of the County Library for an indefinite period Willard Bradley donates valued addition The American Library Association publishes a 1000 analytics catalog card set to aid in library card catalog organization The note urges focus on Fourth of July duties and civic needs.
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Willard Bradley
Warner Library
American Library
Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Promotes Bright Complexion
A vintage ad promotes Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel aid. It claims the product lightens pallid skin, improves taste, and relieves constipation without calomel side effects. Sold by druggists for 10 or 25 cents with instructions to take one or two tablets.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Oregon trains aid food crisis effort in Corvalis
OCR text describes a preparedness train planned to operate in northern Oregon starting April 9 for two weeks. The program, run by the C.W. BR. and N. railway with FL W. Robinson in charge, features agricultural college specialists in vegetable gardening, poultry, canning, and home cooking. Demonstrations will show home garden use, preserving surplus, and producing meals from home-grown products. Printed directives will accompany the campaign, with local committees handling continuance.
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Corvalias
Ore
Oregon
Allien
Northern
Camera
FL W. Robinson
Agricultural College Extension Service
RO H Meteel
Prisoner shortage in Placer County jail story
Fragmentary item notes no prisoners in the Placer jail and mentions two boy burglars later in the week. It includes a brief health ad about Kings New Discovery balsam promising relief for coughs croup and throat troubles.
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Auruen
Cal
Anett
Kings
Jase
Weather forecast for northern portions with fair skies
Forecaster reports that Reecky Mowntain and Plateas Tiegion expect focal rains to begin, then generally fair conditions over northern portions. Temperatures above seasonal averages.
Helix to Host Chautauqua Reading Room Donation Secured
Helix will host a Chautauqua this year with a city hall reading room donated and funds pledged to sustain it. Mr Young of Amapine led the effort securing signatures and community support. A Missionary meeting led by Mrs Montgomery raised plans for a larger, more remunerative program and wider invitations.
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HELIX
Young
Amapine
Mim
Sarah Montgomery
E. L. Norvell
W. A. Saunders
Christian Church
Tupaday
F. G. Ham
Mra
J. Piper
Erva Piner
Blinn Hon
Rover White
Portland
H. &. Richmond
Walla Wallare
Fred Morrison
Fran Smith
Howe
Drummond
Idaho
L D. Owens
Walla Walla
Eneta
B. Westersund
Sowersle
Charles Bowen
San Diego
Diater
Walter Springs
San Angeles
Ira Scott
A. D. Scott
Henry Peterson
Walla Walla War
John Petention
Frank Ramey Vear Pendleton
Mra J
GL Patersoen
Mere J.C Prendergast
Joniper
W. Ht. Btorma
Mr and Mire
Charles Wilke
Mien
G. EF. Smith
Griswold Ranch
Athena
Government takes control of all wireless systems nationwide
On April 7 the Navy Department seized command of all commercial wireless stations and dismantled amateur plants, establishing government control over the nation’s wireless systems.
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Washington
Navy Department
Pleads with Kepchezo congressmen to defend nations Hong
A terse plea runs to Kepcheican congressmen urging stronger defense of the nation. The missive emphasizes unity, vigilance, and renewed military support to safeguard national interests amid global tensions.
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Natoion
William Wilcox Urges Republicans to Stand for National Honor
William Wilcox, chairman of the Republican National Committee, traveled to Washington for the opening of the sixty-fifth Congress to urge Republican congressmen to unite beyond petty patronage disputes and uphold national honor and preparedness amid tensions with Germany.
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William KR. Wilcox
Washington
Purported Blood Purifier Claimed Thirty Years Rise
A historical notice touts an acidic preparation said to purify and revitalize blood. It claims widespread use over fifty years, promising cleansing of the blood and health benefits through a strong agent. The text reads as an old medical ad fragment with unclear details.
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Peoples Warehouse
Pendleton’s Greatest Department Store
Loft
HIRTY
Northwest
First National
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Fetern
Chamberlain
Jad
UTI Success
City Hall
Wibcox
Notts ci
Pennsylvania
OWL
Straigh
Anellow L
M. A. Gunst Branch General Cigar Co., Inc
Bryan
Wotta
J.l. Vaughan
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