Fines and wildlife grants dominate Umatilla counts in 1918 Oregon report
The Oregon Sportsman notes Umatilla County ranked just behind Multnomah in game law fines with 550 dollars, plus 4198 contributed to the game fund from licenses. Umatilla led in birds liberated and fish fingerlings planted, with 280 pheasants, eight quail, and 255,700 fingerlings released. The piece also cites statewide totals on deer, ducks, pheasants, and an elk introduction, and defends game department spending as funded by hunters and anglers licenses.
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Williams Treatment touted for kidney and rheumatic relief
An advertisement promises relief from uric acid related pains including backache stiff joints and bladder weakness. It offers a free 50c bottle and a 9c postage bottle by sending name address and a 10c fee to The Dr. D. A. Williams Company East Hampton Conn. One bottle per address.
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Quit Meat If Your Kidneys Act Badly
A dated health ad urges quitting meat to protect kidneys and prevent urinary trouble. It claims uric acid buildup harms the body, offers Jad Salts as a remedy from grapes and lemon juice with lithia, and promises improved kidney function and relief from bladder irritation.
Preacher Expounds On Church Role In Salvation
The sermon argues the church must oppose liquor traffic and explains salvation through Christ using vivid metaphors. Rev Crim compares Eden and nature to illustrate free will, showing that life outside the church undermines purpose and vows. Two attendees come forward at the invitation.
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