Social and personals notes from Portland and surrounding cities
A string of social notes lists visits and departures among locals and visitors. Mia Rose Armald of Portland left Qogey after a day with Mise Opal Caltion. Lieutenant Charles Teapaiin left for Camp Lewis after holidays with relatives. Catherine Thompson and Catherine Thompenn returned to Beatie to attend the University of Washington. Mr Clinton E Roomvelt traveled to Portland on a chart trip. Various guests attended a Sunday dinner party, including Mr and Mrs Thommon, Miss Thorman Thompson, Miss Catherine Thompson, Captain Roy Ritner, and others. Discharge news follows for Pendleton Bay’s DAA in the A. T. C. at O. A. C. J. Stesies of Arlington visited the city. Health notes: Hotel Bowman registrations and local travelers from Astoria, Grande Ww, Condon, and Ardama. Several locals and visitors from Portland, Stanfield, Echo, Colfax, and Mountain Home conduct business or social calls. The British fleet visit is mentioned in a separate dispatch datelined London December 21.
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John Adama
Kaye
BR. Thommon
Miss Thorman Thompson
Mier Catherine Thompenn
Roy W. Ritner
George A. Mortman
Nelly Derr
Ardama
Nore Arnolds
Portland
Sam Marewm
Stanfield
J. ® Sanger
Teln Falla
Pendleton
W. J. Warner
Herb Miston
Andersom
Morrow Couinty
St. George
W. B. Narhaus
Grant Coun
Ely
2. George
Frank Ralph
Hermistos Ae and Power Company
Eli
W A. Pattinzill
Studebaker Corporation
Hers Latwrence
Mountain Home Maho
Hampton
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Mire G. M. Rice
Luther J. Goldman
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Biological Survey
Montana
Idaho
Misa Edna Thompson
Oakland
Thomas Thompson
Federal action stalls on railroad relief amid grain strike
Washington report notes no further federal steps to aid the Ry Ciel railroad amid the grain strike. Oregon delegation appeal met with a final government stance. Olmsted of Spokane, pioneer and philanthropist, dies at 69 from pneumonia after influenza. Your ad hints at job opportunities.
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Washington
Hee
Agens Hhee
Ry Ciel
Fuew
Orekeon
Ther
Prairiery
McNary Inday
Ed Lecavad
Tatatal Dompire
Sporaxe
Olmsted
Ternér Kinkor
Spokanb
Pioneer
First Auténomle
Spokane
Bern
Parehport
Portland Population Estimate Rises Sharply in 1900s
Portland officials estimate the city’s population at 11,008, based on water service counts. The method aligns with recent census patterns, showing a 60 percent rise since 1900 when the population was 207,000. City officials deem the figure conservative as the city ends its fiscal year.
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Portland
Bideau
Mexican Crisis Shapes US Inaction Amid Talks
Fragmented report details General Felipe Angeles and Mexican leaders in talks in America seeking a solution to unrest and Carranza's fate. It weighs options from continued fighting to US restraint or military pressure, with outcomes tied to conference results and Angles influence.
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Felipe
Atiiteles
General Angeles
America
Will
Republic
United States
Carranga
Angeles
Unie Sintee Po
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Poland seeks lost provinces to justify claims at peace talks
Lempicki, head of the Polish organization in America, says Poland will press for the return of the so called lost provinces at the peace conference. He cites regions including Galicia and eastern territories tied to historic Polish governance, arguing settlement by historical precedent outweighs self determination.
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Milavatrer
Doland
Trossla
Verchilies
Stan- Intay Jlarneks
Amveplica
Oris Lempicki
America
Poland
Low Provinces
Lempicki
Lianpicki
Chenin
Alka Pwirta
Kiley
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Galicia
Caombors
Pripmeyt
Poeta
Lower
Stleeta
Weat Prieta
Dankic
Lempick
Galleia
Kiev
Minsk
Templen
Labor Supply Will Soon Exceed Demand in Wash View
Washington dispatch warns labor supply is near or above demand as a surge of labor and munitions workers swells. Assistant director-general Witt says unemployment reaches a trough with scarce posts for returning soldiers and many districts report shortages in essential trades while several communities show reduced job openings.
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Washington View
Washington
United State Employment Service
Wald Moma Bertowe
Three Killed When Oil Exchanger Burns
In Eldomada Kansas an oil exchanger exploded at a Midland Refining plant. Three people died and several injured as flames ripped through the facility. The building suffered extensive damage and the furnace area was destroyed. The refinery stands as the state’s largest, with fire crews battling the blaze for hours.
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Eldomada
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Midland
Tasteed Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed
A family testimonial extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for fifteen years of use with two children relieved. The writer notes quick relief from coughs and colds and praises tablets for indigestion attacks, urging others not to neglect a cough as it may signal throat or bronchial disease.
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Chimberlain
Hamberlain
Hing & Pratt
Ayold
Stviek
Vick
North Carolina
Portland Artillery Sinks Shane in War Tale
Dec 18 report from Portland describes a dramatic action where the artillery unit clashed with Shane’s forces. Officers Melin Litinertan and Hervey I Muck are named among those involved, with a dispatch noting a November 24 letter and the broader morale impact of the engagement.
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Portland
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Gratis
MaeVeieh
Aimi Aioe
Salem Nears End of Epidemic With New Confirmed Cases
Salem reports about 200 men affected as the health office and city officials coordinate further restrictions. officials warn against spread while medical staff monitor infections and provide guidance amid ongoing epidemic measures.
Spanish Influenza Camouflaged Under A New Name
Public health guidance fights a wave of influenza as a vintage article traces the origin of the illness to Spain and describes symptoms from fever to cough. It offers at home care, including rest, hydration, quinine or aspirin, and Vicks Vapor Rub with steam inhalation, urging bed rest to reduce complications.
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Qogey
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Peverm Day
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Camp Lewis
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Miew Thel
Thompeon
Mies
Catherine Thompson
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University of Washington
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Paul Mortimore
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