Grain Exports and Wheat Supply Dominate Convention News
The convention in Chicago reports ample grain to support the Allies and the United States. Officials including New York’s Jolie F H Marne and W. Forbell emphasize government-led exports and steady food supply while noting 60 day deadlines and allocations. Oregon State University and local political figures also feature in broader regional updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolie F H. Marne
New York
Fou
Garis
Food Administration
Orenvo Winas
W. Forbell
Ankener
Kaliikaelis
World War Shifts Doll Trade From Portland to Los Angeles
The article recalls Hendren of America making dolls linked to Mile Pytch bows and discusses the spread of a doll trade during wartime. It narrates Averill’s mercantile venture and the wartime impact on supply from Germany, with a shift to Los Angeles as the business moves. The piece reflects on the broader social and economic effects of the era on toy production and distribution.
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Europe
Nowhsarl
Averill
Portland
Mme. Hendren
Enywiy
Hendra
Amertco
Porthind
Groeten
Lon Angeles
Thores
Misread Ad Claims Faster Access and New Materials
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss faster access to a product, reduced transportation issues, and a claim that Grombingy invented felt in manufacturing. It mentions Los Angeles and cheaper lighter materials, a price surge by combines, and a new substitute for sowidllikti feathering. It references a factory move to New York and a Union Bankar? address.
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Los Angeles
Tom
New York
Watcoan Oppiores FF Tei Tovelve In Lot to Ron Milliary
In AVESTeCo CUTY on June 16 ten ars officers including General Leppana Mirra were in the area. The report notes a ceremony or action related to a 45 traited banner and a general use request, with unclear details about a memorial or military context.
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Ron Milliary
SmamMier
Avesteco Cuty
Ars
Hicludha
Leppana Mirra
Afl
Fragmented health ad copy pressures readers to buy cures
A garbled advisory piece references kidney health joints and blood filtration with mentions of remedies from Pa loy a Honey and Tor. The text drifts through unclear anecdotes and product pitches, naming brands and places without coherent context.
Lady Pink Toes In Her Inning
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Lady Pink Toes and a vague inning event. The readable text references medical or chemical terms and a potential defensive gesture but lacks clear players, teams, dates, or outcomes to establish a full report.
Dillon Suspect Confesses Amid Turbulent Montana News
fragmented text indicates a violent incident in Dillon Montana with mentions of local figures and threats. references a governor and a city, plus an escape. details are unclear due to damaged OCR but suggest a crime or public disturbance with ongoing pursuit and possible charges.
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Imbler
Oregon
Rome
Gray Bros. Grocery. CO
Main St
Hohe United Stes
Piaviern
Willinteensnis
Ossen
Dineotty
The
Amerigan National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Pendleton Orchestra
David B. Hill
Room
Judd Bldg
Lynn K. Blakeslee
John Schmidt
Fleucken Auto Spring Works
Guaranteed Springs Neagle Building
Chas. E. Heard, Inc
Reo
Pendleton Auto Co
U.S
Allies
Vossiag Prado
University OR Oregon
Fene
Regena
Universite
Setectol
Counell
Gerke
Marine Corm
Charlea Dundere
Hell
Ale
Portland Bey Litewlan
Paol Shapeler
Eugene
Salem
Spain
United Suited
Roller
Karama
Jina
Corse Tentins
Katina
Fev
Weeds
Tacuma
Wash
Iin
Willian Miinheimer
St. Tal
Dan Lewis
Camille Bourget
Minneapolis
Mannheimer
St Paul
Tacomi
Eholi
Mige Five
Everett True
Sk Creo
Sivex
Ns, &Kein
Coon
Bato
Chhdren
Midscher
Zepher
Ajumas
Rollow
Watcoan Oppiores FF
VMN
Diomerous
Erin
Nan
Lady Pink Toes
Blydenstein & CO
DAG
Erriiwrhis Optemetri
And
Optheitg
Stes
American National Tank
Building
Pendleton
Chie Dieta Berndak Gel
Oregon Building & Loan Ass'n
Court Pendleton, Ore
Dary Istrict
Moxian
Augustin Millian
Vite
Tolita
Cnyitol
Coyne
Miles
Mont
Jan Vi
Golden
West Coffee
Goldene
Cossettl Eve el He
Carload
Oregon Motor Garage Incorporated
Gtr
Tim
West Coirt St
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