Pendleton Oregon Postal Notice Fragments Show Classified Terms
Fragmented OCR text from Pendleton Oregon post office notice references second class mail, frequencies by mail and carrier, and listings for Daily and Semi-Weekly editions with imperfect lines and scattered pricing. Readable bits hint at publication location portals and Chicago and Washington bureaus.
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W Sely
Marr
Oniaomeam Pu Co
Pendic- Oregon
Daly
East Oregonian
Fragmentary hymn fragment on kindness and self control
A fragmentary verse discusses kindness and self control as divine rules. It contrasts self temptation with the brotherly spirit and empathy, suggesting only the humble soul may enter the kinship of spiritual ascent.
Crime and the Microscope in law enforcement debate
A University of California professor predicts microanalysis by microscopes will aid police work, but critics warn against abandoning time honored methods. The piece cites a guard who judged by bumps on the head, illustrating risks of overreliance on science and stressing need for direct evidence in trials.
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University of California
U S Leads in Livestock Reserves Says Agriculture Dept
The Department of Agriculture notes the United States holds the largest livestock reserves globally, led by swine with the nation ranking first. It estimates about 180 million swine worldwide, over a third in the United States, plus roughly 47 million cattle and 500 million sheep worldwide. Australia tops sheep numbers, and India leads cattle counts.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
North
South America
India
Hove
Pork Exports Boom Amid Global Demand in 1928
American pork enjoys strong demand in Europe and South America, accounting for more than two thirds of U S meat exports in 1928. The Department of Agriculture pursues herd conservation and public education to boost production. Senators critique the league covenant over immigration rights and the Monroe doctrine, arguing treaty unfair to China. An airplane jitney service is discussed for Pendleton, and plans to build and upgrade a road from Rieth to Echo ahead of next summer.
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Europe
South America
United States
Department of Agriculture
China
Pendleton
Rieth
Echo
Miners seek six hour day and five day week
Coal miners in eastern states press for a six hour day and a five day week to avert a fuel shortage next winter. The proposal signals labor action amid energy supply concerns.
28 Years Ago Prominent Local Notes and Moves
J L Gulliford tore the cells from Vinc. Mrs SF Despalin and family return from Camp Meacham. Miles Anna Marshad and Miles Elsie Matlock leave for Portland to attend St Helene. Mrs Beam mother of J E Beam deputy county clerk ill. J Shay and Joe Tallman return from Teas Springs. Sheriff and Mrs W Z Furnish back from Washington Idaho. J M Bently property on Willow Street sold to Carl Mehrbach. Mehrbach renovating and will have a cozy home soon.
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J. Lk Gulliford
Vinc
Mra
Washington
Idaho
J. M. Bently
Willow Street
Carl Mehrbach
Mr. Mehrbach
About the stars and ancient sky lore in Cancer
The article discusses the first simmer constellation in the zodiac, Cancer, its depictions as a crab or crayfish, and its symbol of the sun’s slow motion. It mentions the famous Beehive cluster and Galileo observing it, noting Halley’s comet nearby and the use of modern telescopes revealing many stars.
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Andretta
Babylon
Perso
Christ
Galileo
Household Mousekeeping Hints
A compact household guide offers odd tips like tow skinned huckleberries for eating, using a peach brush for furniture, and substituting canned cherries for fresh fruit. It notes salting to remove brown spots on earthenware and advises lemon juice at the end of vinegars, suggesting simple tricks for kitchen care.
Convent Flirtation Ends When Doughboy Takes Nun as Bride
Private Joseph Rinaldi of the First division, after combat in Europe, married Sister Marie, a nun of eighteen years in the Convent Kehole Menagerie area near Esch Luxembourg. The affair prompted the mother superior and bishop to intervene before a clandestine union could proceed, amid wartime duties and displacement.
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Doughboy
New York
Ane
Joseph Rinaldi
Firth Division
Old Forge
Rinaldi
Mario
Kehole
Exch
Luxem- Wurm
Fth
St. Mintel
Arronne
Meuse
Esch
Geny Willla
Reole
Wis
Miss Taye
Sister More
Sivter
Marie
Rinald
Merther
Lowemburn
Rinalds
Sistr
Fight actors strike under lawsuit in New York
The fiercest opponents of the actors strike are Jake and Lacy, producers and owners of multiple theaters nationwide. They have filed suit for 504,600 against some striking members and have sought injunctions to halt walkouts.
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New York
Jake and
Lacy Prducers
Dtuare
A Good Medicine for Loss of Appetite
General debility and tired feeling described as a need for a revitalizing remedy. The ad touts Sarvaparilla as a concentrated, economical medicine used in thousands of homes to purify blood, prompt digestion, and energize the body, urging readers to get this dependable medicine today.
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Ian Mad
Soldier Weds Sister Marie in Faraway Parish Ceremony
Private Rinaldi, a 25 year old former miner, married Sister Marie during a wartime service. The ceremony was conducted by Charlein Anderson of the ith Dirteion as bells tolled at the tower time. Rinaldi, then in solitary confinement, expressed hopes for the church’s safety as the marriage took place.
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Sinter Marie
Marie
Howe
Rinaldi
Charlein Anderson
Ith
Mather
Olives Cause Death Five From Poisoning
Five people died after suspected poisoning linked to olives at a private dinner party. Colonel O C Weybrecht his wife and two family friends plus a waiter were reported dead, with the olives believed to be the source served last Friday.
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O. C. Weybrecht
Local Officials and Travelers Reported in Haunting List
Aire J A Weatersle from Mea ching todas and W Kt Fox from St Louis on galmer LW. Gelewold of Los Angeles and Tekworth from Portland noted among hotel guests.
Fraudulent Aspirin Tablets Sold as Bayer Brand
A Brooklyn manufacturer sold millions of aspirin tablets that were mostly talcum powder. Genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin bore the Bayer mark and name, while counterfeit versions misled buyers. The note advises demanding Bayer tablets and avoiding imitations with altered packaging.
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Brooklyn
Bayer
Bayer Cros
Aspire
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ANSCO
Speedex Films
Taliman & Co
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