Local notes from Ukiah and Pendleton region update
Ukiah and Pendleton residents feature in a mixed hometown column. M B Stupdigant remains hospitalized in Pendleton since mid June, while Mosele of Pecieton visits Ukiah with brothers and wife insurance work. Local social items mention Sarah Vaughn, Marlo Mettle, and a July 17 war picture event if Chen can arrange it. A dance honors Wilford Corley, enlistee awaiting departure, and Pine mal Gall Dicho plans for harvest work. Nearby residents include Sherman Hale and family, J Hy Mettie, Oxcar Hilbert and family, Dr DeVaul, Helen DeVaul, Berkley Deval, Mile Oliver, Rolland McPriom, and Bob Starkweather camping at Hideaway Springs through September. George Nea sold an automobile and truck. Fred Grooms and Bob Canno visit for Yetret nem.
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Ukiah
M. B. Stupdigant
Pendleton
Troer Mosele
Pecieton
Moeale Ranch
Hfe
Mixe Sarah Vaughn
Alba
Alten
Marlo Mettle
Mettle Ranch
Peterson
Chen
Wilford Corley
Sherman Hale
J. Hy Mettie
Mr. Starkweather
George Ne
Mamiore
Fred Grooms
Bob Canno
Dale
Navy Recruiting Party Tour Aims to Enlist 45-Year-Olds
A traveling Navy recruiting party led by Lieutenant M. C. Kent will visit Hood River The Dalles Pendleton Walla Walla and other Oregon and Washington towns in August. The campaign targets high school graduates for Naval Science at University of Washington and promotes officer and petty officer training programs.
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M. ¢. Kent
Navy
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Oregon
Maho
Washington
Hood River
Ore
Dalles
Fendieton
Joe Walla
Wash
University of Washington
Chauncey Thomas
United States Navy
Hahn
Chicago
New York
Hoboken
New Jersey
Paris food pretenses and wartime shortages discussed
A letter from Paris in May describes strict food restrictions hitting private households and even major hotels. It notes the scarcity of white bread cream sugar butter and coffee substitutes with costly meals in hotels and restaurants as Paris shifts from wartime generosity to austerity.
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Paris
France
Purle
Paria
Tan
Somme
Tilt
First Ford A destroyer in action
Detroit reports the Eagle-1, first Ford A destroyer built for the Navy, launched on the Rouge River. The vessel, 204 feet long and powered by hydraulic pressure, measures larger than earlier destroyers, with a blunt midship and knife-like bow. Production emphasized utility and low cost over beauty.
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Detroit
River Rouge
Merchanhim
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Expectant Mother
Mitchell Indiana resident credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing neuralgia and fatigue during and after pregnancy. She reports full relief after three bottles and overall improved health for herself and her baby of seven months. Letters from readers praise the product as a factor in maternal health.
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Mitchell
Ind
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Peast Monyian
Lydia BE
Late Potatoes Need Spraying in Corvallis
Corvallis readers warned of potato and tomato damage from the Mout heetion pest. Advice urges spraying late potatoes with Hordomux 4-4-10 and treating undersides, plus use of 3 in 1 dust in gardens. Arguably includes arsenate dust mix guidance from A. H. Black, federal agent.
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Corvallia
Patna
Run Coe
A. H. Black
GO. A
German born couple changes family name at San Francisco
Philip Fortiner, born in Weenes, Hanover, Germany, and his wife Recha Berliner, born in Tol Shela, Havania, Germany, had their family name changed to Tillee this morning by Judge John P. Nourse in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Tphilip Fortiner
Weenes
Hanover
Germany
Recha Berliner
Tolshela
Havania
Tillee
John P. Nourse
Soldiers Now Teach War Methods In France
Washington Aug 7 American forces in France have reached high proficiency in new warfare methods and will provide instructors for a new program in the United States. The War Department ordered several officers back from France to command brigades in twelve new divisions announced by General Murch. Brigadier General Towle MacArthur heads to Camp Meade and Brigadier General Corpeign Vanderbilt to Camp Lawton, with others following a questioned quota of officers.
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Washington
France
United States
War Department
Murch
Tovwlae MacArthur
Camp Meade
Corpeilua Vanderbilt
Camp Lawl
Wash
Horlick Malted Milk Co. Breaks Flour Rules
Washington August 7. The Horlick Malted Milk Company was found to have on hand more corned flour than permitted by food administration rules. It contributed 50 000 dollars worth of improduct to the army and the food administration disclosed this today.
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Washington
Horlick Malted Milk Company
Army
Food Administration
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