Imperial Motel News Atwail In Advance Rates
ori ent of a historical newspaper fragment showing motel advertising and subscription pricing. It lists daily and semi weekly options with durations and mail delivery terms, including prices and delivery methods. The legible portion names a location in Oregon and a street address pattern.
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Imperial Motel News Atwail
Howman Peve Ree Peal
Oregon
Unica
Frnrean
Boreas 'Ean Fourteenth Street
N. W
The Land of the Promise
A poetic meditation on the West as a land of promise and freedom, expressing longing for the best and a fearless strive toward a brighter future.
Fraternal Orders Urged to Lead in War Effort
Grand Chancellor Crouch says fraternal orders face heavier responsibility in wartime. Members show deeper appreciation and seriousness, prioritizing solid virtues and friendships. They emphasize democracy and patriotism and plan to provide relief work and aid during and after the war.
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Crouch
America
Railroads as Public Monopoly Postwar Debate
In postwar discussion, Hiram Johnson supports government ownership of railroads, arguing private monopolies are indefensible. He notes the railroads function as a natural monopoly and are unlikely to return to private control.
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Hiram Johnson
National Forest Grazing Permits Can Be Revoked for Bonuses
The Secretary of Agriculture warns grazing permit holders that any bonus or payment for waiving grazing privileges in livestock property sales can lead to permit revocation. Regulations require permits be for exclusive use by stock owners and forfeitable upon sale or transfer. The policy protects both permittees and new owners while preventing earned rights in public forest land. Hi Gill is now Lo Gill and Seattle citizenship has been vindicated.
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National Forests
Forest Service
Hi Gill
Lo Gill
Seattle
Government railroads debate slows after war focus
The piece argues that restoring private management of railroads is unlikely and unnecessary while the government runs them for wartime needs. It questions timing for any purchase or return to old systems, suggesting patience may resolve the issue if government operation succeeds.
The Hun Faces Unready Opponent in Tough Fight
The Hun appears strong as he targets an opponent reluctant to engage and unprepared for battle, signaling a decisive confrontation.
Prom 28 Years Ago In The Daily Faery Chronicle
A garbled 1900 era item recounts local events including a weather note, a bishop seeking commissioners, confirmable names like Dickwon and Hamilton, a trip from Ban Tose to Cathet, a Chinese community reference on Alta Street, and a fatal event with two horned trees noted as killed.
Real estate transfers and liens listed in county records
A dense list of property transfers, quitclaims, and related dockets showing numerous deeds, reservations and allocations. Names include John Qilnes, James A. Isaac, Dibson, Walter Ritney, Emmaford, Lawrence Prager, and more, with assorted parcel descriptions such as SW and SE quarters and adjacents. Values range widely, with several entries noting sums like 3600 and 7500, reflecting mortgage or consideration details across multiple townships and tracts.
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AO. Dibson
Wotte
Mik
Vaneil
Ritney
Hbo
Tien
Walter
Evert
Miller
Man and Hound
C Hasking
Fred Sionn
Tina
Willian A. DeWerte
Roel
Vonderhenr
Tads
Sommeryitle
Hana Sabie
Toms
Mibellinis
Cain
Lawrence Prager
Pendleton
Fronter
Helm
Coralditian
Mitton
Jon Quimbley
Vt Ux
James A. Teane
Emmaford
Warrin
Parker
Pama
Fisteins
Advtithen
HE. Wricht
R. Gratny
Davie
Fiore
Unclear OCR Entry on March Preceding Note
Fragmentary text appears to reference a date before March and mentions figures like 2.8 and 41 and discusses receipts and income. The readable entities are sparse and no coherent event or names emerge to form a concise summary.
Unscrambled Fragments Highlight Faded Newspaper Names
Patchy OCR text shows garbled names and places amid stray phrases. Key elements include references to New York, Atlanta, and unidentified persons such as Sione Choncan and Mable Denny, but the passage remains incomprehensible. The article appears to be a disordered sports or society note with no clear events.
Twentieth Engineers Now Has Men Enough
Portlaid Fils announces readiness for a forthcoming engineering unit with sufficient manpower. The notice details influx of personnel, recruitment confirmations, and forthcoming deployment plans to support regional operations and training activities.
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Twentieth Engineers
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Breath Relief
The advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle remedy for bad breath and bowel and liver complaints. It claims to clear toxins without the harsh effects of calomel and highlights a 26 cent price with endorsements from physicians.
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Edwards
F. M. Edwards
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Oregonian
Pee Gieton
Civeyven
Drrgontan Carlibning Co
Pontattion
Malin
the Land OF
Promise
Jonm
West
Kaiser
Woodrow Wilson
Burroughs & Chambers Inc
Main Street
Mercury
Goro
Lian
Fred
Me. J. Fh
Dickwon
Jamil
Ban Tose
Cathet
Yuen
Alta Street
Ere&teciat
Charles Hamilton
Fim
Rourke
Tolby
John Qilnes
James A. Isaac
Bolplivere
Perry
Whalimuet
Fox
Wielertte
Moyer Miny
Hanks
A. Milter
Cote
Hitrial Reunite
Dutch Henry
Emil Beilke
Col. W. FP. Yohnkr
E. L. Smith
Sale
Bestia
Tle
Cerivat Atractivs
Uc Wolle Walla Cfl Rei
Wie Wath
Wwe
Sen
Lee Cortelee
Pds Khel
Allt Wales
The
Oneratiet
Peeters
Tan Wien
Prench
Sime Hue
Tom
Enehoro
Tie
Lanta Pte
Choncan Mable Denny
Viento
L. J. Meatee
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