German Prisoners and War Losses Reported in Paris Dispatch
Paris dispatch from August 18 cites Marcel Huron that German prisoners taken from Thursday to Sunday exceed 37 000, including 2 300 officers. He states over 1 000 cannon and 10 000 machine guns captured, with total enemy prisoners since July 19 at 70 000. A destroyer sunk by a submarine in the Mediterranean August 6, seven lives lost. Chancellor and minister head for headquarters reported in Amsterdam, Von Hertling and Von Inte departures noted.
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Paris
Marcel Huron
The
Echo de Paris Today
Harvest Slows As Nolin Wheat Crop Progresses
In Umatilla county near Nella harvest is only about a quarter finished and a full harvest likely 20 days away. Strong winds and recent ruin in parts of the county have slowed work. G J Hardy of the Nolin farming circle reports the elevater is receiving a small wheat quantity which will increase as the season advances.
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Umatilla
Nella
Paria
G J. Hardy
Nolin
Nollstanhen Chitsarin
Carlson First Of Troop D To Give Life On West Front
A letter from the Strong Center National announces that B R Carlson of Troop D has died in France on June 16. The Pendleton mother, Tivess of that place, seeks any information about his death or remaining effects. Further details indicate Carlson’s unit was connected with Mentind Brothers.
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B. R. Carlson
West Front
Hank
Srundy Center
Boan
Grunedy Center
Iowa
Tony
Pendleton
Tere
Nox
Carlson White
Jett Nees
Mentind Brothers
Bulletin of wartime updates and economic concerns
Announcements report casualties figures, Spain may break with Germany, German U boats operating from New England to the Carolinas, fears of bank supervision and capital flows, Spanish crews seeking refuge, postwar education plans, and wartime wage policies.
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Wasitington
Eerman
New England
Carolinas
DOANS
Washington
Ang
Betes OxAuminae
United States
Sfain
London
Germany
Spain
U-teat
Ein Cnet
Fragmentary historical note on a Berber worker in Main Street
A brief, unclear OCR fragment describes a Berber individual connected to a troop and a person named Blomer on Main Street. The text is highly garbled but suggests a small social interaction or occupation context without clear dates, places, or outcomes.
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Olroet
Threshing Tests Warn Against Unnecessary Grain Waste
VermilIa county officials and the New York Threshing Resistants and U S Grain Corp tested harvesters this week to curb waste. They announced evidence of avoidable grain loss and urged reporting of waste to the county food administrator.
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Mtr
New York
C. Bo Puiter
U.S Grain Corporation
Portland
Vermtllla County
Morey
Council of Defenve
Eruin
Finn Landtag Votes to Set Up Monarchy
Stockholm report claims the Landtag vote aims to establish a monarchy with a king to be elected in September. The piece notes mixed reactions and mentions a May 12 Paris dispatch about perceived stability during recent upheavals and raids in Alsace.
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Finn Landtag
Stockholm
Paris
Aue
Myenius
Veeee
Upper
Alsaca
Fifty Men Called to Report August Twenty Sixth
A local notice lists thirty men summoned to report on August 24 and entrain August 27 for Pen dinl. Names include Arthur Gunama, Keith Ore, Robert Jenkins Pendleton, Alfred Lednett Pilot Rock, Patrick Winn Freewater, William Hoffnagio Gra, Stephen Lichter Vancouver, Joanson Woolkey Pendleton, Frank Hutchinson Pilot Rock, Alfred Lednett Pendleton, and many others across Oregon and nearby areas. The roster shows wide geographic spread with numerous last names and towns such as Pendleton Freewater Athena Heppner and Vancouver listed.
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Howrad
Heport
Lin Pendinl
Arthur Guniama
Fulol Rock
Per Arden Gillildnd
Guna
Kieth
Ore
Drwil Ta Reed
Westar
Onre
Robert Jenkins
Pendleton
Hobert FE
Wallamott
Wallowa
Janes Iscin Kale
Box 4
Hroudacres
Ohio
Kyward Allen
Oho
Mow Aieden
Toppooilah
Waeh
Ror StutMerfold
Pendleton Ore
Wiliam BE
Hoffnagio Boho
Gra
Stephen Lichter
Vancouver
Wek
Jesee Wo Morick
Heirs
Charlies S&s Payne
Athena
Joho
Marshall Pilop Heck
Joanson A. Woolkey
Frank Hutchinson
Rork
Tore
Sehule
Atti W. Hancock
Cowell
Alfred Bt
J Lednett
Eth
Lad
Adama
Dea Fy Sutherland
Freewater
Patrick 2
Winn
Anger
Were
Mauricen of
Jenn
Here
Peter Oliver Cosine
Cee
Laomerd Co Baton
Inre
J. Reel
Milot Mook
Las.wer
Vaughan Athena
Gre
Marcu Widmer
Pee Everett King
Hollis
Hare
Ate Jr. Pendleton
Willie Mackense
Troadioten
Simtel
Mull
Herurioteti
Cheater F. Doyils
Nolin
Lee W. Banks
Fpreewater
Ey MM
Dimimons
Preewater
Warren Hamilton
Helix
Henri X Taleman
Bimitih
Morgan
Kedoseph Kopp
Polet Heck
Ure
T'Tsudhe
A. Trowman
Werles
Barmes
Claremore
Lo Dowk
Stanthetad
Tire
Early Estimate of 4,000,000 Bushels For Co. Wheat
Weather continues to favor the harvest with an early crop estimate around 4,000,000 bushels. Reports from Marton Hellefield Albena and Alex Moln indicate variable yields from 2 to 40 bushels per acre, with overall quality and quantity improving toward the season.
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Harewest
Avertivan National Bank
Leelee
Marton
Acre
Mendieta
Wainy
Norwegian Steamer Sunk No Casualties Reported
Washington August 13 The heavy Department reports a Norwegian steamer was sunk yesterday by a German submarine with the crew saved, and German authorities deny any loss of life. Ships and officials are reviewing the incident for details and safety implications.
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Washington
Sonneal
Handel Matety
Hans Say Whole U 8s Coast Blocked
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Amstemdam
Cec
Tercey St
German march on Petrograd reported in Helsingfors dispatch
Aug 13 Helsingfors dispatch says German forces are advancing toward Petrograd intending to occupy the city. The report notes hardhammering gains and French assault actions at Rove Lassigny Ribeour t, with a storm clearing trenches and the old Somme line reestablished.
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Rove
Lassigny
Ribecourt
Somme
Copenhagen
London
Losignys
Pervete
Ure
Cemy
Panis
Peron
Sorumee
Rexsomenrmais
Cevillers
Lai Presse Neers Miitary
Ecrliie
France
Perennerine Ashine
Avre
Oise
Oye
Lasigny
Hibecourt
Mibecourt
Hallly
Reyer
Beter Hoye
Betseen
Haute Uae
Seordar
Evacuations and near Somme battles shift German lines
Allied and French forces press along the Somme front as German positions retreat and Allied advances push toward Roye Lasigny and Hibecourt. Reports describe large German dumps abandoned near Peronne and Rexomont while French troops consolidate and push eastward toward the Oise valley amid rapid battlefield movements.
Britain’s airmen bag hostile birds
London reports 30 German planes destroyed over Picardy and in Flanders. Twenty five were shot down and four observing balloons downed. Seven British fighters lost in action. Washington notes Kerensky may emerge as leader to drive Bolsheviks from Russia and plans to travel to Europe.
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London
Aus
Picardy Arc
Flanders
Fares
Rerensky
Washington
Kerensky
Russia
Pendleton Hears G A R Gathering Details
Pendleton residents will attend a Grand Army of the Republic event. Commander Hutehutiwen piloted arrangements for tickets, inviting Kit Cursor yhoert Al 1 and families to join the assembly in Portland. Officials note a ceremonial program and the presence of Civil War veterans, with a memorial tribute and reception planned.
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America
Creede
Round-Up Rope Horse At Pendleton With Buffalo Vernon
Buffalo Vernon is slated to appear at Pendleton with a new round-up rope horse. Vernon’s ballyhoo and the crowd will be kept informed as details and dates unfold. The report notes anticipation for Vernon’s participation and the event’s proceeds guiding local support and attendance.
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Buffalo Vernon
Vernon
Pendieton
Willie
Pendleton
Germany battles through fourth rate crisis in waning week
A damaged wartime note describes Germany facing continuing pressure as the front holds with reduced resources. It mentions German resistance, possible shifts at the front, and concern over sustaining war efforts amid Allied actions. The fragment hints at attrition and the impact on civilian and military morale.
Wounded from France Reach Home in America
Reported arrival at warfront hospital with 150 wounded soldiers from France. The line of ships and medical reception at Fortree Apt detail the transport of injured servicemen to broader care facilities. News notes the return of personnel amid wartime Allied efforts and ongoing medical processing.
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Amsteildam
von Hertiing
von Inte
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Betty
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Sumarine
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Sumer
Bulletins
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Aux
Fie Enacuniment
Pess Association
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Owl
Hans
Petrograd Han Object
Picardy Front
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Nearilly
Chile
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Prue
Erar Pismeiic
Atvoneet
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Sumume
Lewerll Methep
Warshinotor
United Mates
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