The Kid Goes to the Colors in Proud War Memory
A fragmented wartime tribute recalls enlistment, patriotism, and the boyhood son who joins the army. It honors maternal blessings, grandparent memories, and a community lauding service as the flag calls the young man to duty. The piece reflects local sentiment in a bygone era.
Northcliffe Ad Vice On Cold Facts Of Public Problem
Citizens seek to inform themselves about the cold facts connected with the problem of sending an official message. The notice appears in a local advertisement urging informed public discussion and clarity on the issue.
Reading Northcliffe warning on American war mobilization
A British view by Lord Northcliffe in the Saturday Evening Post urges careful, well supplied American readiness for Europe. It argues the U S must provide its own food clothing medical supplies and transport capable locomotives and rails, warning against hasty ill equipped forces and urging patient preparation and gradual deployment.
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Saturday Evening Post
Lord Northcliffe
London Times
London
America
Why Not Doubling Auto License for Road Bonds Explained
The annual automobile license has doubled to cover interest and principal on $6,000,000 road bonds. Owners support the increase if funds are spent on road construction. Multnomah County residents, paying over a third of state auto licenses, will receive no local road work in return.
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Multnomah County
New Patrol Boat Chingachgook Showcased For Coast Defense
A 60 ft patrol boat named Chingachgook, listed as No. 10, was shown at New York’s recent motorboat exhibition as a model approved by the Navy Department for coast defense. The craft features a 10 ft beam, 8 ft draft, six steel bulkhead compartments, a three-pounder rapid-fire gun aft, and a .30-caliber Colt automatic forward, with gasoline tanks of notable capacity.
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Chingachgock
New York
Navy Department For Coast Defense
Pestilent talk from Pendleton fields and fruit prices
An April 28 1877 Oregonian fragment notes Pram the Weekly Batt and Floer ie teaching in Pendleton at 31 75 per 40 jenind or 47 per barrel. Beother rents Jewel's Hireh crevis farm preparing to plant three acres in tobacco. The text hints at market timing and rural plans as a hard winter ends.
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Pram
Batt
Oregonian
Floer Ie
Beother
New Local Paper The Evenlig Tele ern Born in Porvand
A start up, Evenlig Tele ern, emerges in Porvand amid county wariness of fleet Hed Crogele the iiie. Pendleton improvements praised as construction nears completion. Stearns man Jam J. of old timer fame lauds new paper, while local talk touches politics, fruit crop damage, and Crater Lake lore from Uncle Jimmy Teiman.
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Evenlig Tele Ern
Porvand
Keeping Yourself Well The First Step
Fragmentary OCR text references health and wellbeing guidance. It mentions children and tablets with unclear phrases but suggests a basic step or approach to staying well. No clear events, names, or dates are readable.
Realty Transfers List Logged For Pendleton and Hermiston
Realty transfers show J H Raley and others transferring properties to Earl Gillan Ders and Pendleton buyers. Adds include Lot 14 Block 372 Reserva tion Addition and various acreage deeds in sections and townships. Also noted are transfers involving J P Rohde, K J Maher, Ralph Peicom as administrator, and Hermiston Company parcels in Geo cl line with values from $10 to $1000.
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J H. Raley
Earl Gillanders
Pendleton
Lawis Schmuck
J. P Rohde
K. J. Maher
Spencer
Towlamp
Tenge
PF. M. Kewney
Ponidfeton
J. H. Cwlahin
Dore
Hermiston Company
Geo
Ranae Oe
Ewmery
Hox
Gene FT
Hermiston
Direct Dutch East Indies Trade Boosts US Shipments
April 26 report notes direct shipments from Enat foie to America with Dutch East Indian goods like tin tea and tobacco moving via Holland. Americans promote new trade as a parallel to cutting loose from Spain. The Post warns of rising US and Japan rivalry in the Pacific threatening Heilands colonial authority.
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Enat Foie
America
Amstemndam
Die Por
Berlin
Holland
Howe
Spain
United States
Japan
Pacific
Heiland
Deputy Creel Leads Government Ceremonies Effort
George Creel, long time Gere ty President and chairman of government ceremonies, will oversee the effort to provide information and public guidance. He is married to Prien Fixies and has been active in the theater world for years as a writer and contributor.
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Heorge Creel
Wile Ae
Greet Hee
Prien
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