Babies Die At Higher Rates In Poor Homes
A July report from Wastington cites U.S. Children’s Bureau findings on infant mortality in Mungheater NW. Factoring father earnings and maternal employment, death rates are highest where fathers earn less than $400 annually and mothers work away from home. Feeding method and housing density also influence survival, with breastfed babies generally faring better, though gaps persist across income groups.
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Mungheater
Children’s Bureau
U. & Department of Labor
Batien
Hato
Forest Service Expands in West With Land Purchases and Roads
The National Forvet Reservation Commission approves buying 527000 acres in the White Mountains and southern Appalachians, bringing government land held to about one and a half million acres under Weeks Law. Six new Standard fire lookout stations rise in Oregon and Washington. plant 15000 acres with trees set feet apart. Thirteen nurseries spend about ten million dollars yearly on reforestation. Nearly half of Oregon’s population uses national forest water. Lightning caused 23 percent of fires in 1914 in Oregon and Washington, with careless campers contributing similarly. Agriculture secretary endorses cooperative road work on fifteen Oregon forest road projects totaling 11114104 federal dollars, matched by state and county funds.
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National Forvet Reservation Commission
White Mountains
Appalachians
Forest Service
Oregon
Washington
Adama
St. Helenne
McLaughlin
Wagner Butte
Rustler Penk
Kiens Penk
National Forvets Thienig
Secretary of Agriculture
War time prices lure shoppers to busy Bee Hive
A jumble of small ads lists household wants and sales, including requests for hay, rented furnished rooms, used items, and services. Local notices mention car for sale, kittens, milk, and a bakery or restaurant promotion, reflecting wartime shortages and barter in slow newsprint.
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Menland
Kart Oregonian
Bebo
Frita
Helix
Pendleton
Mile Chew
Phabe
Mynamy
Italy
Mystery and Picture Show Stars Dominate Local Screens
Omy Teenday and Wednesday at Hasbik Western drama lead a busy slate with Mystery of the Double Dragon and Fathe's era. Giledt Willes, renowned photo play writer, headlines Mystery of the Double Croze at Cosy theater with Tuesdays and Wednesdays shows, plus a Pershing and American forces film in France. Also featuring duckie Saunders in A Bit of Kindling and Wildcat star Hoonders in new Mutual-Horkheimer picture. Alta theater presents musical comedy, vaudeville, and Viola Dana in Lady Rarnach with lavish palace imagery and Taj Mahal inspired scenery.
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Molly King
Giledt Willes
Fortune
United States
Tin Cat
Fathe
Cosy Theater
Wil
General Pershing
France
Alo
Duckie Saunders
Mutual-Horkheimer
Alta
Weineiay Nester
Charles Moore
Viola Dana
Metro
Dainty
Alta Theater
John FL Colina
Taj Mahal
India
Big Fight to Save Beer and Wines in Senate Vote
Dispatches from Washington show the Senate unlikely to accept the house’s bone-dry amendment to the Food Bill. Senator Gere leads a dry-state faction challenging the measure, while Senator Core supports prohibition with possible concessions. Kenyon warns of division if the house dry stance stands, and Senator Heze Smith of Georgia reflects cautious, skeptical views on the path to prohibiting whiskies and gins while allowing beer and light wines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
House
Gere
Core
Kenyon
Ivery
Heke Smith
Georgina
Auto Stage for Adans Athena and Weeton Jeaveq Allen-Knicht
The notice lists a 6 TM event at 3 30 pm with contact phone 400 for reservations. Ralph Shaffer is noted as Bprop Agr.
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Adans
Athena
Weeton
Jeaveq Allen-Knicht Ce
Ralph Shaffer
Bprop
Agr
Notice to Contractor Bids at Bank of Stanfield Oregon
Bids will be received at Bank of Stanfield Oregon for furnishing all materials and construction of concrete and storage warehouse per plans on file. Bids open at 2:30 PM August 1. A certified 5 percent bid guarantee payable to Stanfield Fruit Growers Union. The union reserves right to accept or reject any bid. Ralph Holte secretary. Wood Shoppers Wanted machine supplied to responsible party Lonergan Co.
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Bank of Stanflet
Stanfield
Oregon
M Corcrete
Benk
Stanfield Fruit Grower Union
Company
Pocery
Stanfield Fruit Growers Union
Ralph Holte
Tin
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Conroy
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Folgers
Golden Gate
Conroy's
Ent
Economy Drug Co
St. George
REED
Jomertiov
Thane
East Oregon
Hamilton Court
Rove Howe
Kelee & Priedies
Clear Styre
Tit Man Street
Ford
Auto Co
Dig Money
Kaun Tel Axhentas Mig. Co
Kamiah
Idas
Alewett Harverterio
Jackson
Ed Morgan
Estes & Friediys
Main Street
Boye
Smythe-Lonerman
Micke
Smylbelamnersan Oa
Cali
McLern Atte Co
Expric Wom
Lower Moor
T-Att
Mile Street
Panj
Reon
Finquire Bchusfer
q-Lour
Murmer
la Con Bross Geauregard
Forsaln
Singer
White New
McClintock & Bimpéon
E Court
Epic
Penland Brow
Van
McClintock & Sumipeon
Lee
Millun
Chaishin
Ion Ang
Vickers
Ann
Liesallen
Actumn
Inquire L
Gwinn
Tela
Amsterdam
Duaiedort
Anzelger
America
Germany
Berlin
Adda
Mies Hoonders
Jackin
Sato OM
SrvatTor Eorne
Cross
Mynters
Deane
THE
Lonesome Luke
Ceanedy
Comedy
Imythe
Lonergan Co
Jackie Saunders
Screen
Tom
Tom Boy
Newsboy
Les
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