Uncle Bill Strout Dead at Dayton
East Oregonian special notes the death of Charles B Strout known as Uncle Bill Strout at his Dayton home on January 93 He was beloved by many friends and long time resident with his wife Mia Katherine Stanton among those mourning his passing. Local items include hospital stays and visits by Carl Baedahl B M A pat Harriman Floyd Garretts Pendleton trips and movements of neighbors and relatives list and travel plans to England and Yakima.
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HELIX
Cnele BO Strout
Dayton
Mia
Katherine Stanton
Trill
Carl Baedahl
Bt. Anthony's Hospital
Pat
B.D. Harriman
Floyd
Bunineas
East Oregonian
Ukiah
Vielulty
Mert Martin
Marion Martin
George Ness
Johnie Moore
Magele Walker
Charles Eveland
Milford Martin
Moore
St Anthonys Hospital
Mra
Wim
Cimas Creek
Cable Creek
Clarence Daley
Sanday
Ridge Creek
Arya Pax
Dale
Abe Martin
Aldah
Rodie
Long Creek
Hie
William Allivon
Uhinh
Oriental
Jacob Born
Portlant
Endicott
Camas Prairie
Bert Keeney
Keeney
Leidge
Mim
Mabel Case
Kink
Thelma Scroggins
Tone Creek
Here
Bert Mclaughlin
Moore Ranch
Farewell Afternoon Event At Umapine
Mra Helen Severance hosted a farewell afternoon at Umapine for Mra J Ther Kiideen who is leaving. Ladies from the Presbyterian Aid, Alberta visitor Mrs. Howard Mekenger, and local residents attended with contests and refreshments. Updates include stockholders meeting at Hudson Fay Creamery Feb 3, local records project, pool hall ownership change, and high school activities plus a marine veteran visit with photo display.
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Oregonian
Umapine
Mra
Helen Severance
Merdamesx
B. Jones
D. J. Kirk
Rh. E B. Pean
Alafwrnoon
J. Ther. Kiideen
Urompine
Memdames
W. W. Phillip
O. Modgen
Ithee
W. F. Phillipa
J. B. Jones
J. W. Wilson
Jons Thorkildsen
EK. Moorrebn Allen
C. & Babbides
Baunders
E. Holm
Kyle Archaniel
R. . Hemper
Ohn Davidson
A. Mesenger
Wm. Records
Dan J. Kirk
Oregon Historical Society
Marvin
Hande
Roy Ward
Fam Pogue
Freewater
Walla Walle
Mie
Leorn Phillips
Neonaion
Fred Hodgen
France
Frank Krebs Disposes Of Hardware Business
East Oregonian Special notes A H Kirby of Pendleton buys the Adam hardware store from Wren Kroba and relocates. Joe Metollim and three Portland children visit relatives in Adame while Miller Carr visits Pendleton. Local outings and church attendance noted amid flu disruption to the IC C F annual supper.
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East Oregonian
Adams
A. H. Kirby
Adame Ana
Pendleton
Adam Hardware
Wren Kroba
Joe Metollim
Portland
Edward McCollum
Adame
Mil Carr
Ghowrn Spencer
Brown
J. Christopher
Chaualter
Sylvia Marguerite
Franklin
Adama
Adams Area Update Shows Influenza and Travel Notes
Community brief from Adams area records multiple visits to Pendleton and Hermiston, influenza illness keeping residents home, and numerous local calls. Names include Rev J T Tek, J T Buneh, F M Whitley, Ed Carter, Clint Holcomb, Jock Mayberry, and Ralph Wathin among others, with several travelers returning to Adame and nearby ranches. High water impacts livestock estimates of 100 cattle and 2000 sheep, while influenza limits activities in Pendietan.
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Fred Lietition
Pest
Adaria
J. T
Tener Vale
Eatio
Todwe
Athena
Halph Wallan
Frank Krebs
Jim Cheatnut
Charley Hu
Tin
Whittely
Hermiston
John Haley
Sullivan Reimer
Adama Tyorday
Mist Nelle Darrap
Adleton
Jock Mayberry
Pendleton
F. M. Whitely
Ed Garter
Burns, Ore
Adams
Hia
Zeb Lewin
Walla Watla
T. Liptallen
Jim Owens
Oakedale
Wash
W. Gwenk
Owens
Clint Holcomb
Wau
Lievallen
Ponidicot
Otle Lievallen
Mere
Ralph Wathin
Heir Ranch
Funch
J. T. Bunehwi
Poneh
Jimmy
F. Clark
Bob
Pendleton Thureddy
Claud Wallan
Tolhhore
Adame
Dre
Hert Kirby
Adana
Tharkey Capule
Ella Bowling
John Hale
Jono Pierce
Weston Family Stricken With Flu Reports From Oregonian
Weston MT January 30 Several families including May and relatives are ill with flu. Mrs May gravely ill, Dr Smith from Athena tending. Infant child of Hooker family listed, Mrs Bonavite visiting daughter Mraph Tucker with asthma. Cecil Hyatt visited Walla Walla. Vern Comptons kin still down with cold. Hopkins party toured Elgin and Enterprise seeking land, 204 acres at $1500 per acre. Frost recedes. farming to resume. Englegh began Wednesday. Will Hall and Mark Henderson start Friday.
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Weston MT
Charlons May
Familly
May Dn
Dr. Smith
Athena
Mra
Tom Hooker
Monuion
John Bonavite
Mraph Tucker
Cecil Hyatt
Walla Walla
Vern Comptons
C. Hopkine
Robert
Roy Carlson
Elgin
Finterprine
Dick Engileh
Wednrsday
Will Hall
Mark Henderson
Watts Returns From Tri California
Athena California trip notes include Watts returning home Monday from vacation. Visitors and residents such as Carl Christian Ademwie Heodor Rimory Worthington and others travel between Pendleton Portland and Walla Walla. Revival meetings at the Methodist church bring Rev Gallaher to the area.
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Athena
Watts
California
Promtfoot
Nu Violt
Portland
Carl Christian
Ademwie
Athe Heodor
W. Ft. Taylor
Aby
Steele
Tendieton
Donald Johnsen
Adame
Jack Harder
Mitten
Frank Jackson
Harold
Weston
Mr. Gallaher
Methodiat Choruh
Thurediay
No Abatement Seen of Disease at Echo
East Oregonian special report notes no abatement of disease in Echo area with many homes under quarantine. Schools closed Wednesday morning for four faculty members. The Sprowls family reportedly improved after illness. Various local workers and residents are mentioned in quarantine and travel notes as the page details ongoing precautions.
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East Oregonian Special Echo
Willian
Bern
Sprowls
Mclean
Tom-A-Lam Lember
Walla Walla
W. W
Tewera
Keho
Ame
Monley
Oregon
Nis
Walker family note from Idaho town event
Former work Margaret Walker of Welenr Idaho arrived to Behe Friday. Walker is home and came to Behe to take care of her meter. Nellie Walker attended with her aunt MeRank Heeling. A C Mode hosted a gathering Thursday evening for a surprise birthday party in honor of Mrs. Allee Mudgee.
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Mies
Margaret Walker
Welenr
Sine Walker
Nellie Walker
Mewrank
A. C. Mode
Homer
Epidemic Hits Ukiah Families With Influenza Grippe
Ukiah, Feb. 3. An influenza like illness spreads quickly through households with many named families afflicted. Moore and Martin families, Ness, Moore, Walker, Eveland, and others suffer as rain and flooding hinder travel and aid. One patient remains hospitalized after surgery, mud and washed-out bridges complicate relief efforts.
Realty Transfers Deeds Milling Through Pendleton
Series of property transfers listed for Pendleton and Freewater areas. George Forth to John Benton for 200 dollars. Margaret A Compton to Albert Ekklund for 220. J F Bilderback to Wm Frown for five. several more deeds detailing lots, blocks, sections and quarter-sections across Pendleton and neighboring towns with various buyers and prices.
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George Forth
John Benton
See
Margaret A. Compton
Albert Eklund
Tileck
Pendleton
J. F. Bilderback
Frown
Hermiston
F. F. Judd
Woerbert Thompson
Pouth
Pouth £ 0 Feet of Tatf, In Block 1, Switeher’s
Clam
Leon L. Hammitt
Lotte Tarhkes
Trustees of
Tee
Church of Freewater
Freewater
Mies L. Hadgen
Geo. K. Hodgen
E. ¢ Bateock
P. Archer
Mate and Bownd
Kowa
Kirk
fAret National Bank
Edward Tucker
BB. Guiet Saan
Fire National Bank
N, Reed
Nelle Cochran
Frank W. Shellitt
D. Smith
Chas
Livermore
John Melvin
Prancla J. Watkine
David BE Thorers
John A. King
Mlock
Cole's
Add
Jon
UF Mostoer
Conningham Sheep & Lamb
Contested Dog Tax Action Filed In Friendly Proceeding
Baliom February 2 At the request of county clerk T J Rover colonel EB Wafer will file a friendly suit in the circuit court to prevent collection of dog taxes under a proposed new constitution style. The injunction seeks to halt the tax until the court rules on its form and authority. County Clerk Poyer says tax collection would burden the county treasury and delay needed revenue.
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Baliom
T. J. Rover
EB. Wafer
Coase
Poyer
France to Present Memorial Certificates to fallen soldiers
France will present engraved memorial certificates to honor Oregon World War II veterans who died in service. The American Legion posts will host ceremonies on February 22 with certificates issued to the War Department and distributed through recruiting offices. Local plans and programs are prepared by post committees.
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France
America
Oregon
American Legion
War Department
Moertilanet
Apmy
Portland
Thie
Jocal Doogter
Pranklin Booth
Goly
Leatherneck
Ware
One in Six Kept Bank Account in 1919
Official returns from the comptroller of the currency for the year ended June 30 1920 show one in every six Americans held a national bank account. None of the 18 240 500 depositors lost a penny during the period of the float.
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Washington
United States
Stowaway In Plane Delays Flight Over Acorn Field
Pretty Mise Mabel Flekwick of Cincinnati stowed away in a plane piloted by Alfred Lawson of Washington DC as high winds forced an emergency landing in Acorn Field Connelsville February 2. She appeared when the ship was a mile or more above ground saying she wished to fly and could not be thrown out at that height.
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Connellsville
Mabel Flekwick
Cincinnati
Alfred Lawson
Washington
Army to Save Money by Repairing Shoes
Washington, Pett. 2 Con siderable saving in the maintenance of the army is to be effected by mobile units to repair shoes and to patch salvage harness. The first unit has two trucks with equipment for repairing uppers and other tasks. It is hoped one unit will support each division on campaigns, with future steps to repair harness and personal gear.
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Washington
Tt Ia
Poor Little City Child Five Times Chance of Kin Country Cousin
Dr Thomas J Wood of Teachers College New York told a teachers conference in Telvidere New York that a city child born into poverty has five times the chance of reaching maturity than a country cousin He cited a 506000 child survey data showing country children suffer malnutrition poor teeth defective vision breathing issues and general health problems compared with city children Education and health conditions were named as principal causes of poor health in the countryside
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New York
Thomas J. Wood
Teachers College
Telvidere
N. Y
Wood
Jearney
Feila
Tenorance
de Weed Wa
Service men may renew insurance by two months' payment
Former service men with wartime policies may reinstate lapsed or canceled insurance within three calendar months after discharge. They may reinstate by paying two months’ premiums on the reinstated amount, provided they are in good health at discharge or end of the grace period. A formal health statement is not required. Those who fail to reinstate promptly risk reduced health status.
Army Laundry Profits At Rate Of $1 A Month For Soldiers
WASHINGTON Feb 2 Even at a flat rate of $1 a month each for washing the clothing of entered men in the camps of this country the War Department laundries show a profit. Net profit for November 191% was $007,281.34. In the thirty days of November the laundries handled 6,565,246 pieces of clothing.
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Wastington
T. C
War Department
Elk Herds Near Yellowstone Helped With Feed
Washington Feb 2 Efforts to spare about 40 000 elk threatened with starvation by extreme cold near Yellowstone National Park are under way. The Agriculture Department is supplying hay and forage to sustain the larger herds in their winter range. Many animals may perish if aid stops.
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Washington, D.il
Yellowstone National Park
Department of Agriculture
Defeated Nation Reaches Stage Near Starvation
February 2 report from Perlin notes Germany depends on foreign sources for immediate food. Deutsche Bank director Paul Monkienwitz urges acknowledging the reality and seeks long term credit and allied industrial coalitions to obtain American products. Trade balances would be adjusted as Germany improves its economy.
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Herr Mankietwiliz
America
Thor
American women served as telephone operators for AEF
Washington report notes 233 American women served as telephone operators for the American Expeditionary Forces in France. They handled telephones in central stations under army supervision, aiding communications during wartime.
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Washington
Feth
France
Piier
Ciiaree
Chinese Father of Seventeen Children Faces Hard Times
Chinese storekeeper Leolettie Kone Fee, father of seventeen, two sons in the Army, two officers, a Navy member, and a private, supports fourteen children with a small shop’s income while four sons served in the war. The family endures high living costs as the father and relatives strive to provide education and sustenance in a strained city context.
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Hmonolele
T. H
Les Kone Fee
Lave
Leoettie
Fomo
Snall Ehep
Navy
Federal Farm Loan Board lends to farmers hit by crisis
The Federal Farm Loan Board reports 355 194.00 in loans issued to farmers and notes a sharp rise in borrowing over the past twelve months. The board warns against speculative lending and urges limiting loans to 100 acres per borrower to curb land speculation and excessive price rises.
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An- Hua
Uncle Sam sells $1500 house for $700 to new site
The article describes government aid and a moving cottage plan where families priced at $1500 receive a cottage for $700 and must relocate it to their own lot. It notes electric wiring, fixtures, kitchen cabinets, and worker housing near plants. Moving within five miles costs $1396 plus a foundation, totaling $3080 including the job.
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Uncle Sam
Sim
Cabintus
Witty
Banker Bond Holders Benefit From Ample Provisions
A fragment indicates the banker’s funds and the bond holders are amply protected, suggesting secure financial safeguards or guarantees surrounding debt obligations. The sentence implies strong creditor protection within the financial arrangement, though details are limited.
Mere Mediocrity And A Common Man In The Spotlight
A Pittsburg Press reflection argues the public mind overvalues genius while overlooking ordinary people. A speaker insists he is simply an average man whose wife has stayed with him for years, challenging assumptions about artistic temperament and distinction.
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Pittsburg Press
Save Shmyoloons: Eight Dollars Saved Today
A cryptic quote about saving eight dollars appears alongside whimsical dialogue on meals and a Hobbesian style quote. The fragment mentions a beefe and a ham sandwich with milk, attributed to an odd local source in Detroit Free Press style.
Walker and Sunday travel to Chicago for campaign conference
Don W. Walker former campaign manager for General Leonard Wowk and Captain George Sunday accompany a group on No. 1407 toward Chicago for a conference on the Wood campolat white St. Saunday mission war at the hospital.
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Walker
Sundny
Don W. Walker
Leonard Wowk
George Sunday
Foods
Evangeiat
Pera Weil
Chicago
White St. Saunday
M. Th Kals Recovered And Local Notices
M. Kate recovered from Spanish influenza with fever abating. Mr Kuis has been away three weeks. Martin Unser, clerk in W. W. Cryder office, returned from Seattle after attending a meeting of toret clerkn and other officiates of the service.
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M. Th Kals
M. Kate
Mr. Kuis
Martin Unser
W. W. Cryder
Hax
Toret
Mre Heynokds Returns from Illness
Mrs. W. B. Reynolde has been ill with an inflammatory rheumatic condition and has been at Hot Lake. She has returned to Mesatletina, Mere Reyne, where duties are still unimproved, and is at the home of Mire OR Mantel.
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Heynokds
W. BH. Reynolde
Hot Lake
Inu
Mesatletina
Mere Reyne
Mire
OR. Mantel
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear Red Cross notice
The readable text is garbled with misspellings and illegible names. It mentions a Red Cross office and a federal building, but the core facts and entities are too distorted to extract a coherent event or outcome.
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Cleon
Red Cross
Eink Vendieton
Federal Bulding
Nuensa
Local Buyer Seeks Fruits and Cattle Offers in Montana
Business locals advertise intent to purchase all kinds of fruits and vegetables for sale in small lots or by car lot at Red Lodge Montana. They also market cattle and a gray two year old colt with branding Bowtth bar right shoulder. A separate sale notice proposes 10 acres on Cabbage Hill with a small finished house and 7 acres of fall wheat, near Pendleton.
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Farmers Market
Rochange I. O
Red Lodge
Montana
Eale Firec
William
Notity
Jim Badroad
Pendleton
Oremoe
Cabbage Hill
G. F. Smith
Bos Calvin Street
Pedleton
Ora
Wanted notices seek stock and hens in Oregon
A misspelled advertisement invites bids for a four year old roan bull and asks interested buyers to call and pay charges at F. Blevin in Pendleton Oregon. Another notice from Adrena T H Curry in Miet Rock Oregon seeks 200 laying hens and requests price and stock type with White Leghorns preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Blevin
Bow
Pendleton
Oregon
Addrena T. H. Curry
Miet Rock
Improved ranch with orchard and timber acreage up for sale
From SALH-154, a ranch near Boyds offers 23 acres alfalfa, 45 acres cultivated, 10 acre lake, stock on 10 acres meadow, an orchard, and timbered balance. Price 4760 dollars, terms 27000 dollars down, balance at 6 percent. Rock and improvements of T1506 additional. Address A. T. Dahl, Dove, Washington.
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Rom Salh
Boyds
A. T. Dahl
Dove
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Tvem
Underaigord
Harry C
Dreseettherm
Neaeheres
Stella Mays
Harry C. Hace
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Pinal Learing
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