Dally and Weekly News Stand Subscriptions and Notices
The piece lists subscription options by mail and carrier for various daily and weekly papers, with durations from one month to one year and prices. It mentions political commentary about railroad indictments and war aims, including quotes from Chicago Daily News and notes on public morale and civic duty. It also references La Follette and public exposure clubs.
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Mall
Carter
ATS
Cardler
Bem
Ein Mith
Ft Sem
Mal
Letters Home From a Soldier’s Heart
A wartime prose piece by William Meredith from the Indianapolis News portrays a soldier who, though tested by battle, finds joy in letters from home. The narrative honors sturdy service members, family ties, and patriotism amid hardship.
Junior Red Cross in Umatilla County Aims High
The Junior Red Cross is being organized in Umatilla County with three aims learn about the Red Cross make supplies and serve communities. It stresses service and heart over hands and promises to build good citizenship, thrift and cooperation among youth who will shape tomorrow.
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Red Cross
Umatilla
America
Phelps Urges Pendleton Youth to Conserve and Serve
Judge Phelps tells Pendleton teachers that a pupil who ignores saving and economy is a slacker. He notes the Junior Red Cross offers every boy and girl a wartime service chance, and most will be grateful for the opportunity to do their bit.
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Judge Phelps
Pendleton
Red Cross
Two-Bit Club Encourages Saving for War Stamps
A group called the Two-Bit Club urges free high school students to save 25 cents weekly for thrift stamps. They propose men imitate a daily quarter from expenses on tobacco cards pool and borderland luxuries, totaling about 100 dollars yearly for government war stamps. The piece frames saving as a duty that aids the government.
Railroad Conspiracy Charge Lands Before I C C
G Lee, president of the New York Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission that the nation suffers from rotten railroading. He alleged a conspiracy by New York financiers and railroad managers to shape public opinion against government operation and ownership of major rail lines.
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Lee
Chicago Daily News
G. Lee
Ny Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
28 Years Ago From the Daily East Oregonian Feb 29 1239
A 45 carriage freight train tied up the line yesterday the longest ever hauled on the route. The evening saw Linn bound bound for Willamette Valley, while Rob Marder led a staff cross mountain. Cattle markets noted a decline in prices and Hariness reported 16 head moved toward Gold Sypris amid poor business and limited encouragement at Pendleton.
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Oregonkin
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Townships
A dense list of property transfers across numerous townships and ranges, naming buyers and sellers such as Everett Hall, Warren Shields, G W Bade, John MoriFIELD, and Torso Detar, with mixed lot, section and NE SW references. Some entries show monetary amounts like $100 and $1,000, and locations including Freewater and Millerway, indicating a broad registry of realty changes.
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Everett Hall
Shields
Townehip
Xouth
Runge
Everett Maller Ux
Warren Shield
Township
J. & Miele
G. W. Bade
Ownship & Herth
James Vitchey
Torso
Hlen Andersen
Freewater
Sedeion
ToWnelile
Novi
Rigg
Khot- Wey
Aeeton S. Vownalily
Seellon
Millerway
Enoch Menrrion
Lownghig
Fangs
Frey Aids War Effort In Trench Work
Charles M Frey of The Angeles advocates aiding boys in trenches and supporting city leaders. He praises trench work, notes Mayor Giyner of New York and Tekter Ae as influences, and outlines a witty philosophy to improve relief efforts. He urges practical steps to secure the front.
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Charles M. Frey
The
Angeles
Mayor Giyner
New York
Watts
Fragmented wartime report from London and remote rail junctions
Fragmentary wartime dispatch describes airmen, bombings, and rail junction activity near London and German targets. Mentions Det statemat on Beltidh Wort ap and Miron Wore dropped on an important rail hub. Sparse readable names and places indicate heavy Allied operations with limited clear details.
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Hull
London
DBA
Germany
Miron
Courcollet-Jee-Moets
Acting ILRAD of the General Army SIA In United States Army
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an acting chief of the general staff or similar title within the United States Army with unclear details and garbled names. The readable bits reference a March date and high ranking position, but precise actions, names, or events are not discernible.
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Yew
Ilrad
SIA
Tin
Llyion
Vorne
Iew
Watt
States Army
Prolly
Tae
Rypere
Pepe
Unclear OCR fragment on wartime leadership
Fragmentary text appears to discuss wartime roles and leadership in Europe with unclear names and places. Limited readable items mention a chief of staff and a potential acting head, but specifics are not clear from the damaged source.
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Betephoes
Portland
Korman
Oregon
la Follette
Earth
Hoe
William Merechell
Indiannapolis News
Junior Red Cross
Willanette
Air
Robert Marder
Odd Pellwes
Hariness
Raning
H. R. Lorenzen
Echo
Yoakum
Col
Yohnka
E. L. Smith
Caldwall FC
Aer J
Diiderine
Dandruffer
Apd
Knowltan
Pondcelio
Odin
Tollet
Trentient
Etoff
Stumeze
Tweena
Washington
Hooker’s Messenger
Secretary of the Treasury
Burroughs & Chambers Inc
Main Street
E. O. Bldg
SNOW
Boote
Tor
L. J. McAtee the Practical Paint Man
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