U S Game Warden Explains Duck Law
A U S Game Warden described the migratory bird act and treaty provisions clarifying federal protections for birds migrating to Canada. He noted penalties from 100 to 40 dollars and cited court convictions, urging sportsmen to comply with both federal and state restrictions to safeguard waterfowl breeding grounds.
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Heumatic Ailments and Relieves Mentioned in Ad
An old fragmented medical ad describes painful swellings and rheumatic pains with a promise of relief from Roey's Mustarine. The text advertises quick relief and urges purchasing the remedy, noting extreme pain and the suggestion of a near miraculous cure.
Washington Navy Reports Casualties Rise in March
Washington reports Marine corps casualties totaling 11, with 200 up to March 1. The navy department announced further figures today. The report notes men and ships sustaining losses as the war effort continues.
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Americans Captured in War Figures Reported
Washington reports central powers captured 47435 Americans in the war. Of these, 4476 have been released and 232 are dead while 156 remain unaccounted for as records are checked.
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Urge World Uprising Lenine Against Arms
Berlin reports say the Russian Soviet government calls for a worldwide uprising of proletariat and defensive alliance with Hanziarians. Lenine is said to oppose an other crusade, favoring propaganda and money to win workers. Cavalry cleats Bodie. Paso reports five American cattle rustlers with bonds for millet jute Simic in ee with new money for Pacific action. American Airplane squadrons to curb the menace is headlined.
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First merchant ship turned over to foe at Leith
Leith Scotland March 5 The first merchant ship to be turned over to the Allies under the economic agreement arrived here today. The German crew will be replaced by Americans and will be used to transport troops to the United States.
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Sloan's Liniment Promises Instant Rheumatic Pain Relief
An old advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic and joint pain claiming fast relief. The copy urges keeping a bottle handy and notes reliability after years of use. It emphasizes mineral content and affordability as selling points.
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Troop D War Diary From Front Lines to Verdun and Beyond
A vivid wartime diary fragment recounts front line movements from July to December, detailing battles near Verdun, Meuse, and Argonne. It lists fronts like Chateau Thierry, St Mihiel, and La Meuse, with dates and places including Clermont Ferrand and Tours, noting heavy shelling, casualties, and the death of a unit comrade, ending with the author’s unit and unit designation.
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Rat
France
Honor Roll Glitch Displays War Losses and MIA Notes
A list of soldiers from Oregon and nearby areas shows Private Charles D. Farmers Buene Woodburn and Private Lewis W. Covey Woodburn listed as wounded. Private Geore Rowan Portland and Private Joseph HR De Jardin reported killed in action. Private Paul C. Wovich Klamath Falls wounded slightly. Trevionary Rev reported missing in action. Private William J. Malre Oswego is noted with an offhand editorial remark.
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Teel project hearing and land value survey
Three members of the state commission examined lands for the Teel project with a visit to the South End of the court and Echo id Henng eon area. Percy Cuppers toured headwaters while Merere, nen nett, and Van Winkle plan to complete hearings today, with final investigation slated for tomorrow.
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Baptists Launch Large Peace Work Fund Drive
The Baptist church reallocates $100,000 from the Victory Campaign to the peace commission efforts. Workers face risks in mining logging and lumber camps as they promote peace work, with plans to send mission staff to the northwest. A $70,000 fund and $95,000 in education grants are noted to support agricultural state needs and Christian schooling worldwide.
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Portland Miss Eather South Spends Widening Budget?
A fragmentary note indicates Miss Eather South in Portland is involved in spending decisions on a local budget. Details are unclear in the readable text.
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Government price plan to control rationing announced
Washington reports a new government price plan to curb inflation and stabilize vital goods. The plan targets industrial sectors, including cement, lumber, hardware, and brick, amid calls for lower consumer prices and broader wartime production.
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