Oregon Dairy Prospects Highlight Pacific Northwest Series
Harper's Weekly plans a Pacific Northwest series under Special Correspondence from Portland. Hon F H Scribner discusses Oregon’s dairy potential after six weeks touring valleys and farms, praising climate and stock. Ministers aid migration, promoting immigration through literature while officials read addresses in Tacoma Seattle Spokane and Portland.
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National Forest Ranges Improve for Grazing Capacity
The Forest Service reports increased range capacity amid rising grazing demand. Water shortages hampered many forests, especially in the Southwest, where rock tanks and drift fences were built in Arizona to conserve water and expand usable range once completed.
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Forest Service
Girees National Forest
Arizond
Persian Elections and Iranian Public Apathy Report
Teheran reports show little public interest in parliamentary elections to be held next month and festival by the shah's proclamation. The new national assembly will have limited power to amend laws, while unrest in Tabriz prompts government action.
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Teheran
Ehh
National Assembly
Princess Adelaide Wedding Entry Marks Imperial Week
Berlin reports Princess Adelaide of Bohleawie-Holstein-Sonderburg Glucksburg celebrated her birthday with royal entries into Berlin to wed Prince August Wilhelm, fourth son of Emperor William. The Kaiser arranged the match. the couple reportedly marry willingly. The wedding will coincide with the empress's birthday.
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Adelaide
Bohleawie-Holstein-Sonderburg
Glucksburg
August Wilhelm
William
State Federation set to denounce Speaker Cannon
Delegates expected to urge a severe denunciation of Speaker Joseph G. Cannon at tomorrow's meeting of the State Federation of Labor here. They will likely discuss boycotts or condemnation of state and national candidates and may trigger contentious debates amid strong third party representation. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is advertised as relieving colds.
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Danville Dietelen
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PUTO
Demerit
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Condemn Riots Mark Meeting Planned in Galesburg
Condemnations of recent riots and the Springold pote acquaint the American Missionary Association in Galesburg this week. Prominent Chicago members say the association aims to heal deep chasms caused by animosity and to support education for negroes in the South.
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Pendleton Area Farm for Rent Near Town Limits
Chinere firm offers 290 acres for rent for summer and fallow seasons located two miles from Pendleton. Property listed by Taguire Pronk and B Mapton & Co. Land details include lease terms and available timing.
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National Rivers and Harbors Congress Eyes Record Attendance
Washington reports a rising tide of support for the Lakes-to-the-Gulf Waterway and a forthcoming National Rivers and Harbors Congress in New Orleans December 9 to 14. Leaders including Taft and the Democratic candidate urge comprehensive waterway development to boost transportation, farm profits, and national prosperity, while city officials weigh building height limits on new skyscrapers.
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Army to Publish New Cook Book for Rations
The United States army will release a new cookbook replacing the present edition. It trims elaborate recipes for practicality and economy, aligning menus with company rations. A companion baking guide is planned to standardize bread making and yeast preparation for garrison and field kitchens.
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New York Sky Scraping Spark Sparks City Debate
An unclear article fragment hints at New York City planning to stop sky scraping and discusses famed structures like the Metropolitan Life Building and the Singer walking, with references to height and architectural achievement amid police and city planning concerns.
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Uvery New Vorkkorse Wowblin
Anglers Bring Back Fine Trout From Klickitat River
Moldendale, Wash Det 19 M Meseeher Klickitat county road supervisor and William Hele returned from a few days fishing on the Big Klickitat river with several hundred trout. They weighed up to 30 inches and 60 pounds dressed. Thousands of trout have been caught there by Goldendale sportsmen in four months, with big catches still reported. Most used six or eight ounce bamboo rods with silk line and reel.
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Moldendale
M. Meseeher
Klickitat County
William Hele
Klickstat
Goldendale
Churches and Sunday Schools to Observe Prison Sunday
New York on October 19 reports churches and Sunday schools nationwide will observe next Sunday as Prison Sunday. Pray verse will be offered for the spiritual welfare of the convicts it stripes. The recommendation comes from the World's Sunday School association and will probably be generally observed.
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New York
State roads program bids sought for $1.9 million plan
Bids on contracts for road improvements across the state aggregating 1.9 million dollars have been called for by State Engineer Skene and will be opened next month. Nearly every county outside New York City will receive a share of the expenditure.
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Mbany
X.Y
Conriets
Skene
New York City
Psychic charity drive to be organized by national spiritual group
In Indianapolis on October 1 an order condemns fake psychics and announces a planned national spiritual charity drive. Officials from the organization approve the gathering during this week's convention, inviting leading figures to participate in the event.
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Hidianapolis
Ind
Missing cattle brand and owner at Petitleton market
Fragment describes a white steer branded with White Toe and Waddle on neck, visible at a Petitleton site, supposedly owned by J. S. Wheeler. The text is garbled but indicates an animal listing and ownership details from a county ledger or sale notice.
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Petitleton
Tar Place
J. S&s. Wheeler
Pony Contestants Coupon Vote Drive in Oregonian
Readers are urged to collect coupons from the Oregonian each evening where Mat and contestants are featured. Coupons are worth five votes each and are part of a state driven effort to support favorite contestants.
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Bnet Oregonian
Oysters in Bulk at Delta Market Phono 3091
Readable ad fragment announces bulk oysters at the Delta market with pricing in half pints pints and quarts. The entry lists Phono 3091 as a contact or reference for orders.
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Delta
Contineeide and Interstate Commerce Postponement
Fragmented OCR text references interstate commerce policy and rate discussions between unnamed parties. It mentions a meeting or consideration of Cradley Piette trends and two-continental rows, with unclear names, dates, or places, suggesting a historical trade policy debate without clear outcomes.
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Contineeide
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