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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1916
Page
3
Vancouver July 1. Profesor H J Fortace, nationally famed in orchard expertise, will be employed as a government specialist in the department named hire for the summer months.
Los Angeles July 18 Leonard Peterson a private in troop A Utah national guard cavalry on his way to the border was abducted from a trolley at San Bernardino and left paralyzed and isolated at a hospital considered a possible sufferer from infantile paralysis.
The article praises the Washington postal service for saving thousands of dollars annually by adopting improved mail locks and manufacturing methods. It notes a lighter weight lock, lower production costs, and higher efficiency, with further innovations like a faster parcel fastener and improved labeling methods. The Fourth Assistant Postmaster General is credited for driving reforms that reduce expenses and boost service.
Mire Bent, a New York coal dealer’s wife with five children, says she killed her husband in defense after years of abuse. The incident occurred July 1 at their home on Horse Ith Cakiwelley Creek, as she prepared for months of facing what lay ahead.
Fragmentary report describes June activity in Orange Mesion and Perepegilies with Villa forces occupying a villa and tensions between factions. Mentions Pare Ml, Vic in town with Vind Fella Dian and uses wireless telephones in an English coal mine.
Fragmentary historical note extols Hood's medicine as a cure for stomach and liver ailments. The description mentions loss of appetite and general poor health in aging individuals, presenting a testimonial style on its effectiveness.
The Frazinang government decrees that products sold as butter must contain at least 64 percent butterfat and no more than 1 percent acidity. The rule aims to ensure quality and prevent mislabeling in the dairy market.
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