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Portland
Oregon
Washington
Borean
Fourteenth Strent
Eyaly
Mall
Carrie
Thal
Weil
Local notes on residents and business deals in Milton area
Fragmented items report Pens Hoton family rumors and Frank Willa’s Portland hospital visit for finger injury. Robert Tierney suffered an injury in a Saturday incident. Pan Shaw, a Long Creek cattle leader, is mentioned alongside Milton region editor Rowmoer. Liefallen buys Gallaher interest in Leihen and Gallaher business.
Pacific Power and Light plans stock offer to customers
Pacific Power and Light Company announces a plan to offer 100 per share cumulative preferred stock directly to its customers in Oregon Washington and Idaho. The program aims to deepen ties between the company and residents across Astoria The Dalles Pendleton Howl River Seaside Goldendale Vancouver Walla Walla Toppenish Lewiston and other communities.
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Padlo Power
Light Cain- May
Steels
Northwest
Oregon
Wasehington
Pacific Power & Light Company
Pacific Tower & Light Company
Washington
Idaho
Astoria
Dalles
Pendleton
Howl River
Seaside
Goldendale
Vancouver
British Leader Routs Germans on Western Front
General Sir Julian leads forces to halt German advance along Arras to Qnentia, driving foe from the Hindenburg Line after retreat. The aged general, fifty seven, vows steadfast duty as Strafford’s defense.
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Julian Yng
Western Front
Arras
Hindenburg
Pyng Fa
Adeondeirl
Strafford
Fragmentary ode on duty and sacrifice during war
A cryptic verse extols steadfast duty and sacrifice in warfare. It praises enduring violence, serving the common good, and facing foes with resolve. The text invokes warriors and nobility, hinting at pride, testing provocation, and a call to courage amid hardship.
Senator Stone Reverses, Backs War on Austria
Senator Stone of Missouri shifts stance and now favors a declaration of war against Austria, surprising as he previously opposed war on Germany despite submarine outrages and Bernstorff's plots. The move is viewed as expedient, with Austria seen as the second fiddle in the Central Powers.
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Enator Stone
Missouri
Austria
Germany
Senator Stone
Bernstorff
Central Powers
Stone
Cattle shipments rise in 1917 market receipts
The Bureau of Markets reports higher cattle shipments to US markets in 1917 than in 1916, while hog and sheep receipts declined. In September 1917, 2,242,125 cattle were received at 47 principal stockyards, versus 1,737,619 in September 1916, with eight months totaling 12,501,641 cattle.
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Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Cattle and Hog Receipts and Sheep Movements Report
Stock yards show 1916 9 839 170 cattle and 1 496 190 hogs in September. Eight months 1917 hogs total 24 278 476 versus 27 043 482 in 1916. Sheep shipments September 1917 2 292 295. eight months 1917 9 426 637 vs 10 406 783 in 1916. Stocker feeder cattle 503 160 in Sept 1917 across 31 centers. eight months 2 278 360 vs 1 969 378 last year. Feeder sheep Sept 1917 904 025. eight months 988 529 vs 828 092 in 1916.
28 Years Ago From Daily East Oregonian December 11
A fragmentary item notes a railway or aviation person named Aire A. Atdereon linked to the Venjine taeritre of Adamo. The text is partial and unclear about the exact event or date. Further readable context is needed to determine the main action or outcome.
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Aire
Atdereon
Adamo
Pushed Over Marine Slang From French Tip to English
In a boastful anecdote a Marine uses the phrase push over to describe a lieutenant vanish. The tale contrasts Marine slang with French terms and reflects pride in the new Marine English. The humor centers on mispronunciations and a punchy exchange about a missing lieutenant.
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Washington
United States
Surrivn
France
Pollu
Marine
Monsieur
Corps English
War Clothes Edict in Porce Nent Year War Clothes Edict in Porce Nent Year
Defense Board joins Allies for simple apparel of both sexes as World War I era decree bans fashions like gowns and peasant belts to save wool and silk. New York and Paris designers collaborated to implement the plan next season. Officials anticipate leather demand for boots will not shorten skirts.
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Defense Board
Washington
National Defense
Paris
Commercial Economy Board
Coroner of Defense
New York
Ann
Patse
Defense Council
Womeen
Entente Demands Victory in Peace Terms Declared
Berlin reports a German official ridicules peace talks under dream of terms. A minister asserts the Entente will accept only victory, while the foreign secretary brands the Allied stance as unacceptable. Petrotrade dispatches claim the government’s principles are seen as backing a revamping of affairs.
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Berlin
Waor
Korhlemann
Germany
Petrotrade
Eritany
Ithe
Mystery of a Living Earned in Old Ledger Lines
A fragmentary OCR passage hints at a tale of livelihoods and fortunes tied to the New York Public Tax System. Names and events drift, with phrases suggesting a historical drama about fortunes, education, and a missing clear throughline.
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New Y York
Turbulent era rumors drift through Petrograd
Dec 1 dispatches from the New York Times report Keretishy vote arrests at Viedinkr Petrograd amid a broader struggle. Siberia moves toward declaring independence as ministers convene in Dimah under a new governance plan. Old war veterans and revolutionists face merciless purges while emissaries clash in New York streets.
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Lenine
Tiretky
Hameneti
Zinovie
Belcheriki
New York
The
New York Times
Viedinkr
Petrograd
Siberia
Dimah
Two Riaela Armies Recognize Kyrienko Leader
Only two among Riaela's nineteen armies have recognized Kyrienko, the Hol sheviks commander, signaling a split in allegiance as the conflict continues amid shifting loyalties and strategic realignments.
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Riaela
Kyrienko
Holsheviks
Rain Leaves Helix Workers Grateful For Repairs
Two mill workers were injured Wednesday when a nail pierced a foot and a horse caused a back injury. Other incidents include a fall from a saddle and a load of gravel shifting during handling. Local social notes mention visits, dinners, and hosting of guests at various residences.
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Laoke
Herrman
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