Daily Chats With the Housewife Wheat Bread Recipe Bulletin
A rural Washington bulletin presents a long wheat bread and potato bread recipe. It lists ingredients like sifted wheat flour, rye, cornmeal, milk, yeast, and sweet potatoes with step by step directions for dough creation, rising, shaping, and baking, using warm water and shortening for texture.
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Troitas
Cemayitietun
Washington
Ineo Oritis
Wien
Alfea
Barr Named Manager of Astoria Commerce Chamber
Lester Bore reports Claud Barr elected manager of the Astoria Chamber, praised as energetic and popular. Barr comes from Pon Weten, Grocon, where he served four years with the same company, and is expected to lead the chamber and its business interests in Chiteno county.
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Seany Remenes
Levis B.abham
Pinkham
Dewey
Sportimuur
Chicago
Lydia
Linkhaen
Claud Barr
Astoria Commerce Chamber
Foreier Uekel
Lee
Adlorke
Astoria Chan
Coli Nierda
Lester Bore
Barr
Astoria
Chiteno
Hyeat
Mondpire
Grocon
Pon Weten
Medina
Nation wide Mrs Harriet Bone Necklace Prize Awarded
Indian woman from South Dakota wins 50 dollars for vegetable canning in a nation wide contest run by the National Emergency Food Conservation Commission. The event, part of a broad school and county fair program, honors merit in home canning and fruit jelly making with a special exhibit at Pine Ridge. Mrs W H Bush and Mrs E Bovlar chaired the local judging panel.
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Harriet Bone Necklace
Washington
South Dakota
National Emergency
Com
Beding
HK Bush
E. Bovlar Ani
BK Brlenbee
Jean Pew
Pine Skilegea
Altre
NeoWlacer
Gariloy
Brien
Ted Coe
Ellie
Mra. Weokleey
Fragmentary clipping on cat fortunes and names
Fragmented OCR text mentions cats and names like Mor Tolby and Berke Bede. It references a person named Tate and a date in January. Content is incomplete and lacks clear events or context to form a full news item.
Fragmentary notes on a 1941 Derby and charity figures
Incomplete OCR recounts a street incident in Sydenham and mentions Deke Meghendeant, a charity figure, and a Derby in 1941. The text references a wife, a husband, and a wealthy claim over precious medals and soap as part of a disjointed narrative with unclear actions or outcomes.
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Sydenham
Winnek
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