Income Tax Due Date Emphasized by Internal Revenue Bureau
The Internal Revenue Bureau warned that the March 16 due date for income tax payments and returns is mandatory for individuals and corporations. Taxpayers may gain up to forty five days extension for filing if they pay at least one fourth of the tax due by the deadline, with the payment required in the collector’s office by March 16.
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Internal Revenues Bureau
Huble
Bureau Hua
Roper
Company Anchant
Red Cross Work In Athens Handed Over
The Athens Red Cross reports a week of garment collection at Pendleton finishing up. There will be no work next Wednesday as headquarters announce a review of future activity. From the Knitting Club items listed include stockings and sweaters, plus chemise and other garments, with a roll of honor naming several ladies and Mrs. Haworth, Mrs. Sanders, and Mrs. Wall among contributors.
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Athens
Pendleton
Persent
Knitting Club
J. A. Kirk
W. B. Taylor
B. A. Dudley
Sar Gel Haworth
D. H. Sanders
W. K. Wall
LeGrow
The French Orphans Speaker Delivers Address in City
The French Orphans Mis Brenda Francklyn, speaker for Net Children of France, lectured at Het school suditerium Sunday afternoon, addressing an attentive audience. She was praised as a convincing speaker, with notable results reported in support of alleviating Misa Franck yn. Francklyn was accompanied by Migs Nason from Pendleton and hosted at the home of We and Mrs LeGrow, with a note about a daughter of a general now stationed in Io ia.
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Brenda Francklyn
Net
France
Het School Suditerium
Misa Franckyn
Pendleton
Migs Nason
LeGrow
Io Ia
Weston audience lauds Hana Ivan and local artists in concert
Weston residents who attended the Hana Ivan concert praise the performers led by Mrs Sutnee Umbee of Mi Attat’s, noting her lovely baritone and Harlow’s excellent piano. The Christian ebuired wadi torium hosts tonight’s show and Athena is expected to give them further appreciation.
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Weston
Miattat
Harlow
Athena
Tonkin’s Tussle Ends In High Stakes Trade
George Tonkin, Uwnatile evanty ame warden, recruits cut telegraph wires near Hewd to cut game viclstere from noticing his counting. A tartrested heen with hides wi fe their pomwalon, two paid emerenating $200, and a hid wit hie bearing later. One beaver pelt wan feud.
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George Tonkin
Uwnatile Evantyame
Hewd
Oregon News Notes of General Interest
Negotiations closed for a shingle mill at Rerdeport and a $35,000 high school building planned in Routh Unvatll. Graves Canning to build a $16,000 cannery at Woodburn. 70 deaf school pupils quarantined for malipox. Hood River irrigation bond of $17,000 approved. Albany chamber forms county chamber of commerce. Gognille corn show exhibits 2000 entries. Roseburg highway undermined by saturated ground. Latourette promotes tea drinking fountains in Oregon City. Bend school bond election set for March 2. First Lt Rasph M. Wilcox and 2nd Lt Lewis C. Heads receive Distinguished Service Cross. 410 industrial accidents reported. one fatal involving a Portland shipyard. Mrs Norton drowns near Hood River. $9 million for road and rail work in Oregon and Washington forests. Branford Zanatia arrested near Prineville. Lumber production in Pacific Northwest exceeds demand. Legislature surpasses records for bills introduced. 429 passed of 821. Umatilla County road bond vote approves $1,050,000. four of 64 precincts vote no. Coos Bay harbor tug planned for unloading ships and towing over bar. Douging bonds in County Court delays. bids unsettled.
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Rerdeport
Routh
Graves Canning Company
Woodburn
Atate School
Late Securition Commission
Hood River
Lint County Chamber of Commerce
Albany Chamber
Gognille
Roseburg
Charles D. Latourette
Oregon
Oregon City
Main Street
Hawley Hopen
Hawley
Bonda
Bend
Boon
Rasph M. Wilcox
Portland
Lewis C. Heads
Cottage Grove
State Industrial Accident Commission
Tatal the Vietie
James McColin
Ahipbuilding
Mrn
J. T. Norton
Bitin Paasad
Lugaig
Umatilla
Chambers of Commercs
North Bend
Marshfield
Commissionera Af
Coos Bay
Turbor
Douging County
Dlump
Night patrols note few salmon law violations this season
Deputy Warren Larson reports minimal breaches during the closed season on the Columbia River. Meanwhile trials in Eugene result in a conviction against James Filerton for utterances against the University of Oregon. Oregon needs funds for fish spawning grounds. highway and cooperative farming efforts advance across multiple counties.
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Kamp
Prinad
Heh
Warren Larson
Columbia River
Strion
James Filerton
Eugene
Bel
University of Oro
Gon
P. J. Campbell
Patterton
Oregon Hornet
Lalla
Bond
Denchutew
Fiah
R. B Clanton
Stotth
Cony Bay
Ted
Powera
Olcott
Lawa
Geott Bax Jet
Reason
Secretary of State
Way & Movement
Oregon Agricultural College
WR. Ayer
Portland
Oregon
Carlton
Fk de
Eran
Riamisth
Pulang
Altaifa
Wader
Buckley Traps Fox After Philosophical Wealth Warning
In Beaey River country farmer James Buckley traps near his home after a quarrel with his wife over money and philosophy. He aims for a red fox or coyote but finds a large fox, sells its pelt for money, and reflects that money from rotten exes is good for something.
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Jon Buckley
Tear Lake
Morkley
Buckley
James Buckley
Vulpine Menon
Prediction at dedication recalls wartime prophecy
An elderly quotation recalls a speaker predicting the course of a looming European war. The fragmentary remark asserts disbelief among listeners and warns of a harsh conflict involving Great Britain and France, with the outcome likely influenced by unarmed diplomacy and military readiness.
One Good Thing From War Cocone Nut Considered
An article notes the cocoon nut from Southern America as a wartime asset, promising vegetable oil and carbon for gas masks. It describes large yields, extraction challenges, and potential plant expansion with government support to aid the American food army and industry, contrasting past farmaia and wartime needs with future utility.
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Ameria
United Stati
Férantice
Scientific American
Rome Gives U S Famous Palace as Permanent Headquarters
Rome will house a major American hub following the purchase of the Salvini palace on the Corso Umberto. The building, renamed The American Home, will host the Italian American longue and groups fostering US Italy financial and cultural ties, with interiors preserved. Banking interests funded the purchase, arranged through Crespi and connections to Hoover.
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Rome
Nts
United States
Palsta Solvinti
Italy
Ialy
Stinleter
Crespi
Hoover
Sly
Ammersen
Prlace
Salvin
Cora Umberto
Platea Venetia
Capitoline
Odexenicht
Dorvia
Ruilint
Wast
Teaching thrift in our public schools urged for 1910
Secretary Glass of the Treasury urged national educators at Chicago to incorporate thrift into the 1910 school curriculum. He praised the Liberty Lawn and War Savings campaigns as valuable lessons in savings, investment, and good citizenship for future citizens.
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Dchcal
Govarnmi
National Educational Association
Chicago
Lovides
Ita
Ihroushout
Cartor
Adams Soldier Dead in France in War Service
Mrs Maxey of Adams announces the death of her husband Clerk Maxey in France. He had served in the army for years and was employed by Pearl Hales before enlisting. He was married to Miny Gare and resided in Adams for ten years. The message notes the loss occurred Wednesday and honors his wartime service.
Letters From Our Loser Therein Far Hospital Letters
Two WWI era letters describe Dick and Serre Winship in distant hospitals after December injuries. One note from Nantes Evacuation No. 4 details crutches, rain, and uncertain return to front lines while awaiting care. the other mentions illness and recovery efforts, with appeals for letters and news from home.
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Serre Winship
Wick
Haw
Nantea
France
Nantes
Pvt
Ib, Co. G
A. P.O
Death letter recalls Corporal Joseph V Stephens
A letter from France details the death of Corporal Joseph V. Stephens, a member of an infantry unit, who fell during the Meuse Argonne offensive near Faunce northwest of Verdun. The missive, received by his sister and forwarded to Enterprise residents, honors his courage and service, noting severe wounds and steadfast conduct in battle.
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Omar Stephens
Enterprise
Walloway County
France
Sinter
Horn
Pilot Rock
Mrn
Arthur Hoott
Min
Per Machina, Et Company
MLK
Angus “Corpuen Joveph
V. Stephens
Thle Sgompany
Wan J
Tollafontaine
Faunce
Verdun
Sim
Albert L. Smith
Airldus
Stephen
Hin Coxrades
Offlowes
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Red Cross
Tonkin
Oregon News
Ketuih
Wonnell
Tarmery
Polkon
Dalles California
Hond
Klamath
Lake View
I. A. Hoth
Wasco
Sherman
Crook
Klsmnath Cout
Booth
Milton
Cookounty
Maralsfield
Coquiila
Pevine le Ueywuila
Wasington
Marion County
Kecko
Moffow
Douglas County
Canyonville
Catnwetfte
Sonophine
Bruthall Ridge
Roberts
Foch
Vieta
Krithin
Franew
U. S
Bankers Purchase
Americay
Red Poe
Sgt Winnhip
Volovciig
Poaumopls
Anna P
Hopper
Eve
Moupital No
Th A. PO
Beupat
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