Permit Approved For New Roof And Shop Work At Undwelling
Permit granted to city recorders office for new roof and notable additions to dwelling. Ennoh Friediey and Mikar 6y, with work underway in Portand area, plan engine work and electric forging. Iain McNamee, a Shepherd, actively managing sheep near Starkey. Lester Allan visiting from Arington, with plans to work in Portland shipyards. Red Cross drive raises funds from Pendleton and Freewater. local canteen service details shared for wartime needs.
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City Recorders Ofc Ghoeaut
GoverAuiul Vrain
Enoch Friediey
Mikar
Ehanuel Friediey
Enlimtad
Porthind
Felipe
Mire
Lester Allan
Arington
Wheat crop auction by Farm-Union nets large yield
A crop of wheat averaged about 2.00 per bushel and fetched strong prices in a Farm-Union sale. The auction saw a total of over 16 600 bushels offered and sold, with most wheat secured by Schubert and Gervain at 2.09 1-3 per bushel, in exceptionally fine jet black chub grade.
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Unie O
Farmers Union
Agéhoy
Schubert & Gervain
Mechanice district examiner reports strong hiring run
Randall Yt Howard of the Astoria Marine and Iron Fitting works says they had very good success yesterday and today in recruiting workers for the wartime effort. They figure 20 men will be sent to work, including ten mechanically skilled and other trades, with a shipment planned to Port in the near future. The tally comes from the company office in Astoria.
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Fei
Norifhvest
Randall
Howard
Astoria Marine and Iron Fitting Works
Mer
Port
Gary
Hore
Jto
Bole
Idaho
Questions on Megarding Cases and Council Term Questions
Ambiguous report notes a inquiry into Megarding cases and a council term question. It states no definite answer can be given presently as some items are live under consideration. Secretary Roosevelt figure referenced as context for the discussion.
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Rhone
Umattny Council
Roosevelt
Notice of Administration for Adah L. Shelton
The administrator for the estate Adah L. Shelton is filing a claim concerning the deceased. The document identifies Hatfield and Me as parties and notes a mortgage balance of 340 dollars with unspecified interest. William M. Peterson is listed as attorney for the plaintiff.
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Fult
I Murphy
Adah L. Shelton
Hatfield and Me
Willian M. Peterson
Torney
Cablmae Hill district eyes new school building
Voters in the Cablmae Hill district convene as the board seeks authority to issue warrants for funds to build a new school building deemed essential due to deteriorating facilities.
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Cebbage
Cablmae Hill
Visit of Australian agriculture official to study grain handling
Siokane Fed Harry of the Australian Department of Agriculture New South Wales arrived yesterday to study bulk grain handling methods. He will leave this afternoon for Buckane and Walla Walla to extend the inspection tour. He plans to stay several months and travel to Spokane City and other western centers, noting that wheat protection methods here are similar to those in Australia.
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Siokane
Harry
Abetralian Department of Agriculture New South
Ben een Pal teenic ethoe volunteer call at Portland
Arthur Morrey and Clarence L Fience joined the call for 16 men to train at Portland. The text notes new volunteering and replacements for a defective eye, with ongoing efforts to endorse different candidates and several men sent back from the unit.
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Polytecne
Arthur Morrey
Clarence —L. Fience
Portland
Arthur Sif
Local travelers plan return trip and school construction
A group led by Tuntz Mr A N Kimmies and Mr and Mrs K Power depart after touring via Chicago Davenport Kansas City and Denver. They recorded photos for a Michigan partner and noted plans for a new school building at Then Hollow with a one room concrete basement and bids under way. The community votes to form a committee and discuss the upcoming actual meeting at the MOUE Hotel as residents plan to improve district education and welcome four scholars in the area.
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Continne
Wdere
A. N. Kimmies
Detroit
Michigan
K. Power
Lawrence
Kunson
May
Mas
Willie Wind Dog
Viavenport
Kana City
Colorado Springs
Denver
Kimmier
Slveso
Thorna
Hatrict No
FIOOO
TSN
Fui
Moue Hotel
Letine Warrasite
Fragmented Historic Letter Sheds Light on Escape Plans
A damaged OCR text hints at a writer addressing a distant editor about escape efforts and personal constraints. It mentions Tibet connections and a desire to reach Prance, with scattered notes on writing, hope, and possible travel. The passage preserves reader uncertainty but marks a plea for aid or recognition.
Howard Elliott Wins Presidency Amid Railways Power Shift
Howard Elliott has become president of the Northern Pacific and Rustrand after transferring from the New Haven in 1918. The leadership change follows the resignation of Charles and Melien, marking a major shift in management across two railroad systems.
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Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific- Rustrand
New Haven
Charles & Melien
Baby born at St Anthony's Hospital
Mr and Mrs Frantik Hosking welcomed a new baby at St Anthony's Hospital. The family celebrated the arrival during the boarding period with friends and relatives in attendance.
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Cannon ‘Clite
Baby Fing Ford
Frantik Hosking
Anthony
Death reported in Oregon man dies after illness
An elderly resident of Rance Oregon identified as mT. Artwckle, age 63, died last night after a long battle with cancer. The body was held at Fol som's Undertaking Parlors awaiting word from his brother W. W. Arbuckle of Wange. A separate notice reports Mrs. Johnson of Mortland passing away last night at the state hospital aged 62.
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Artwckle
Rance
Oregon
St. Ane
Thera
Folsom
I Undertaking
W. W. Arbuckle
Wange
Johnson
Mortland
US Puts B On Periodicals In War Prison Terms
The United States imposed a policy restricting lending of books and periodicals to American prisoners of war held in Germany. The ban, enacted today, permits exchange only if authorized through the appropriate channels. The action affects overseas prisoners and imposes strict controls on items entering the camps.
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Washington
Gruman Raider Off Mexican Coast Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Gruman Raider near the Mexican coast with references to FAS dispatches. The text mentions surveillance actions and aircraft activity, but details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Gruman Raider
Mexican Coast
French citizen detained on French government charges
Ade Washington reports Frank J. Lane describes a French citizen held on charges by the French government. The man, reportedly linked to a French war mission, faced habeas corpus action in the District Supreme Court. Bail set at 659,000. he furnished Liberty bonds. A private guard member later joined the case, connected to efforts to negotiate for contraband contracts. arrest occurred in March on a warrant from the French embassy.
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Washington
Ade
Frank J. Lane
Empey Discharged Amid Unclear Official Reason
An unclear official rationale surrounds William Empey’s discharge as reports indicate he was not told the reasons and that his weight and medical status were noted. The incident references his earlier service and potential reentry but lacks formal disclosure from authorities.
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George
Ringer Cas
Empey
Fan Francisce
Gener
Unreadable OCR Brief on Weekly Delivery Totals
Fragmentary text from a Washington dispatch notes weekly figures for deliveries and machine counts. It mentions totals like 5,000,008 and 92,500, with unclear references to departments and dates. The segment is garbled and lacks coherent context or identifiable events.
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Washington
United S
Eminence Department
Record Scoreless Memorial: Twenty Innings Without a Run
Boston and Pittsburgh played a 20 inning game with no runs scored, setting a league record. Schmidt opened the 21st, Cooper advanced, and Leach scored on a sequence as Boston finally managed a run. Pitchers and defense dominated until late. fielding and timely hitting kept the scoreless stretch intact through the marathon.
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Boston
Meade
Piteburg
Schmidt
R“Tineting
Cooper
Mayer
Schmide
Elland
Econ
Leach Ain Ito
Turer
Haythworth
Sin *E
Leach
War labor board halts carmen aides raises against Union
War labor board today issued the first of its decisions affecting carmen aides and providing general increases with The Technical Union to President Wilson, outlining changes in wartime labor policy and wage adjustments.
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Mashington
Aus
fiibSt
Carmena
Wilkon
Fragmented Legislation Note Teeters on Unclear Rules
A shaky summary of a board request highlights uncertain wording and unwise licensing. The text appears garbled, mentioning a board, people, authorization, and recommended actions but lacks clear details or outcomes.
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Echo
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Hepfmer
Umatilla County
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Fbrary
Perlon
Parker
Ion
Abe
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Naval Reserves
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Federal Building
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Uanghe
Ted Cross
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GG. W. Purcell
Ene Pele
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Ioes
Ine Iquitios
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Bond Bros
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Ford
Chevrolet
Maxwell
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Tibet
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WAR Promitee
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New York
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Amerinen League
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