Without Street Address Mail Delayed at Office of Delivery
The piece riffs on historical mail delays due to missing street addresses. It humorously contrasts past and present practices, noting how addressees like Ben, Zeke, Jake Stoith, and Uncle Sam struggle to locate recipients. It mentions the Post Office and the need for street addresses to ensure delivery.
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Bon Frankin
Rachlel Smithers
Cbs
Jam
Beret
Zeke
Garret
Ben
Jake Stoith
New York
Curage
Sam
Post Clerk Advice on Unit Address Clarity
Guidance urges spelling out city and state in addresses to avoid confusion between similarly named places such as Trinidad California and Trinidad Colorado. Officials emphasize writing full state names in all mail and forms to ensure correct routing.
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Trinidad
California
Colorado
Business and Government Tangle In Port Management Push
A clipped note highlights Stark edits and Harting messages to Fre focusing on power management. The piece portrays portmasters as managers of bora branches of a vast enterprise in the Eurid region, underscoring corporate influence in government affairs.
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Tent Harting
Eurid
Improvement Week Signals Local Office Tidiness Push
Community officials announce Improvement Week to encourage orderly offices and prompt public notices. Residents like Mr Pommester and Mr Farmer are urged to start with small tidy tasks, aiming for a neater, more efficient rural career center.
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Pommester
Farmer
Humanizing the Postal Service Motto and Message
Quoted remarks from Westminster General Hubert Work emphasize every worker and unit as vital to the postal system. The message promotes neighborly service and cooperation as the core of postal duties rather than routine, impersonal tasks.
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Westmuster
Hubert Work
Postal Improvement Week Observed Campaign Aids Postal Service
The Postmaster General announces Postal Improvement Week starting May 1 to boost mail delivery and service nationwide. The effort, first in decades, urges businesses and the public to participate by sending clearer, properly addressed letters and improving dispatch practices.
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Lee
Public Economy Motto of Republican Administration
The piece extols Republican Party efforts to cut government spending from $6.15 billion to about $4.74 billion in 1931 and similarly large savings in 1922, 1923, arguing that postwar costs are brought under a strict business approach. It lauds President Harding and Congress for enforcing economy, notes fixed charges, and highlights care for veterans and wartime debt, concluding 1923 sees America living within its income.
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Presi- Gent Wilson
Congress
Wilson
Republican Congress
Harding Acadtat
United States
Veterana Bureau
Opewer
Mr. Harding
Republican Party
Reid
America
Shell Remnants Found Near The Dalles In Ancient Indian Site
Shells dating centuries old unearthed at Big Eddy near The Dalles Oregon show wear from ear ornaments and a covoga species shell common on the Atlantic coast. Obsidian spear and arrow points found nearby indicate long term Native use. D L Cater notes trails in rock suggest centuries of activity and salmon fishing significance along the Columbia.
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Dalles
Pacifte
California
Big Eddy
D. L. Cater
Cates
Columbia
Centenary of photography and early light
A fragmented account discusses photography’s birth and early techniques. It touches on silver plates, light sensitivity, and pioneers who shaped the craft, mentioning early studios and the transition from primitive to more refined methods.
Metrimony’s Caution: Crouilor’s Witty Warning
A curt, misspelled item notes Wat roan’s mute mistake in marriage. It counsels seeking a partner who will steady him rather than one who overpowers him, reflecting a cautious view on wedded harmony and restraint.
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Crouilor Wittin
Roan
Government Puts Business in Government Reform Era
Republican administration since March 1921 aims to fuse business with governance, reduce onerous taxes, and restore confidence. It highlights a budget act mandating orderly finances, lower interest rates, and a boost in buying power, with broad corporate and agricultural support amid rising securities values.
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United Es
Ein
Odimigde
Jorealiba Anther
Selene Solar Liman
Leigh
Congress Goes to Aid of Agricultural Industry
Republican measures aid farmers during crisis with War Finance Corporation loans, drought relief, and Farm Loan Bank funding. Representative Tincher highlights aims to stabilize prices, markets, and credit for livestock and agricultural interests nationwide.
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Dublicans
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Republican Congress
War Finance Corporation
United
Northwest
Lave
Saruer
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