Athena Schools Reopen After Dec 20 Hiatus
Athena residents report schools opened Monday after a closure since December 20 due to flu. Nearby visitors include J F McAlexander and niece Etina McAlexander, with Max Hopper visiting friends. Plowing halted by two inches of snow. springlike warmth earlier sparked farmers, and gas lessons progress continues. Martin Sebasky and Sam Rothrock visited Pendleton and county seats respectively.
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East Oregonian
Athena
J. F. McAlexander
Freewater
Thin Elly
Etina McAlexander
Milton Ald Columbia College
Max Hopper
First National Bank
Sam Rothrock
Counly
B&b & Plerso
Martin Sebasky
Advertisement for New Di helps to do the work
An old advertisement touts a cough and cold remedy saying it eases inflamed throats and irritated mucous membranes. It promises relief with looser mucus and restful sleep, priced at $1.20 and sold by druggists since 1869.
Digestive product ad note in garbled text
A fragmented advertising line references a bowel aid product or remedy marked by a price of 25 cents. The garbled OCR text mentions embarrassment and a cheerful world outlook, but lacks clear details about the item, brand, or seller.
Pilot Rock schools reopen after flu ban lifted
Pilot Rock reporters state that schools opened Monday morning as the flu ban was lifted. The text notes Miss Flora Hanwel will continue teaching French with another instructor to be secured, while local life details mention community joys and various residents' news including Claude Baker’s survival and updated health reports.
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Flora Hanwel
Baxter Hutchinson
Thin Place
Marlin Quimbsle
Enate
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Porter Royse
Mr. Royee
Clade Baker
Claude
Julia Shock
Michaele Ranch
Marlon Milton
H. H. McKeynolds
Pilot Hook
Gilhert
Virginia Gilleland
Alpha Ch Omoga
Wash-ington
Callege
Pullman
Wash
Mice Gilleland
Fendleton
Paul W. Rabin
Paul W. Rabin New Forest Ranger For This Section, Was In Town Yexter
George Dene
We Paul
Hener
Fred Moor
Presen
Mine Foylen Alla Smith
Hothflower
George Done
C. W. Poulue
Fred Moos
Frank Byrd Bes
T. P. Gutiend
Hanflelt
Bert Weeder
Baturlay
Ora Allen Vietted
Weedy
Footer
Igon
Bun
George M. Johnston
Pilot Reck
Pendleton
Grant Hors
Bickford
Professor Decker
Red Faber
Fancho Stubblefield
Bond Ante Co
George Yierdies
Influenza affects local families and social notices
Miss Ella McBroom and son Rol land are ill with influenza while Miss Ove Baker cares for them. Floyd Patton and family from near Pendleton visited Mrs. Patton's father W. T. Baker. Lh C. Matthews and A. 8 Quant of Albee visited, bringing daughter Myrtle home. A miscellaneous shower honored Mim Flora Houses and upcoming marriage to M. D. Orange with gifts and refreshments. Edith Waenke Olive Mortimore and others attended. Ida Eldridge returned to Miten after weekend at her parents. The Reverend Bickford entered poultry business claiming a single day eyes find. Bert Buholis and wife were in town. Mrs. Patterson at Anthony's hospital in Pendleton awaiting operation.
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Ella McBroom
Rolland
Ove Baker
Floyd Patton
Pendleton
Ww. Stinley
Charles Miller
Atlas Flora
Edith Waenke
Olive Mortimore
Alta Smith
Verena Jullenwider
Thuth Royer
Plina Boylen
Alta Boylen
Veda Drucher
Ida Eldridge
Mi- Ten
Reverend Bickford
Mr. Carnes
Bert Buholis
Mr. Patterson
WI Hutchinson
Anthony's Hospital
American Soldiers Marry French Girls Build Entente
A growing bond between the United States and France emerges as American soldiers wed French women, signaling a friendly alliance beyond official diplomacy. The unions symbolize cultural ties and mutual respect as troops integrate with local communities.
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France
British Soldiers' Pay and Peace Footing Plans
London reports that soldiers retainment until peace footing returns, with pay 21 shillings weekly and food lodging. W A Appleton, secretary, says 1,000,000 mobilized forces to remain to finish the job. Cabinet plans to raise pay and introduce leave scheme.
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London
W. A. Appleton
General Federation of Trade Unions
Daily Mail
Progress toward capitol buildings at Olympia advances
Joint senate and house committees approved a bill authorizing the capitol commission to complete the planned state capitol group at Olympia with a maximum cost of 1,500,000 dollars. Provision also calls for the erection of a monument at Olympia.
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Olympia
Senate
House
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted for Cold Relief
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds and coughs. It claims improved digestion and appetite from Chamberlains Tablets, notes the product contains no opium, and features endorsements from Mrs. Thomas Hreching of Andrews Indiana and general claims of effectiveness for children and adults.
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Chamberlain
Henedy
Katore
Lomiene
Aida
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