Pendleton Public Notices Include Mail Rates and Deliveries
Fragmented OCR outlines subscription options and delivery methods for Pendleton on weekly semimonthly and daily schedules. It lists carrier and mail rates, including periodical timelines such as daily six months and semi weekly plans, with references to Portland and Newsmend.
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Dally
Mallese Pally
Met
Daly
Pally
Carver
Mil Dow
Mall
Tour Muotha
Fragmented Verse Snippet Reflects Dawn Theme
A fragmented poetic fragment evokes dawn over country lanes with imagery of planes and ribbons. The lines mention fighting fatigue, war, and a shifting veil across the landscape, creating a mood of quiet movement at daybreak. Named places or figures are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Chart Pitt
Port of Portland Eyes River Ship Service to Astoria
Government operation of railroads opens door for Portland and Astoria river transport. Freight moves by water if cheaper than rail, eliminating competition. A survey of upper Columbia conditions is urged to assess establishing a boat service and feeder road needs.
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Portland
Astoria
Upper Columbia
River transport justifies feeder roads and lower rates
The text argues for continuous boat service with rates well below rail costs to justify building hard surfaced feeder roads. It notes roads cost money and won't be built while river service is unstable. If reliable river transportation exists and benefits farmers and merchants, steps will be taken to access the river.
Power and Conservatism in Radical Russia
A fragmentary reflection notes conservatism may rule radical forces in Russia after conflicts with Kaiser forces. It warns the need to defeat autocratic power to curb German domination and suggests U S allies will find American aims align with defense and world peace.
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Russia
Kaiser
Ower
German editorial stance on Wilson peace plan criticized
A German editorial remarks that editors would not write about President Wilson’s peace program unless afraid, noting one editor’s fault in meddling in Austria-Hungary’s internal affairs. It contrasts with past American reactions to German interference, and mentions Dumba’s alleged plots to disrupt U.S. industry and labor.
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Wilson
Austria-Hungary
Germany
United States
Hapsburgs
Dumba
Portland Journal Flags Rail Regulation After Federal Change
The Portland Journal questions the necessity of state commissions regulating railroad rates now that government operation exists. It wonders if abolishing the Oregon commission would shift costs to other utilities that benefited from its work, while noting suffrage advancing alongside Prohibition and the need for a thicker snow blanket on wheat.
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The
Portland Journal
Oregon Commission
Realty Transfers Show Multiple Property Deeds Filings
A long list of real estate transfers including Lavedis and Byverett Smith to Mary Pler ring for 450, Helix and Pambrim to Saimiel Pambrum for 3000, Frank Pambrom to Sante Pari run for 2000, plus various other quarter-section and lot transactions in northwest township ranges. Also notes the Inland Irrigation district transfer and several smaller deeds, with lingering misspellings and OCR errors.
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Lavedis
Byverett Smith & Wx
Mary Plerring
Helix
Roy Pambrim
Et Ux
Saimiel Pambrum
Frank Pambrom
Sante Parirun
Kate Beller
John Weedart
Frank Pambrium
Louis Bergebin
Nelile Hulmes Et al
Royal Sawtell
Pendleton
A. R. Booker Et Ax
Geo. McLageton
Armilda Hampton
Sarah K. Gien- Ser
Mendleton
F. H. Dickinson
Eugene L. Spencer Dux
James D. Baker
Mialinda Salling
Henry Schroeder
A. W.nye
Weston
Oregon
Michnet
Henrietta Rees
Christianity and Democracy United Against Autocracy
The East Oregonian plans a new department led by Rev. Alfred Lockwood to publish pragmatic religious thought amid WWI. It argues Christianity aligns with democracy and opposes autocracy, urging practical action in war effort, relief, and national mobilization, while inviting reader questions for discussion.
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East Oregonian
Alfred Lockwood
Things Look Like Devil in Germany
Flint Michigan January 11. Doctor Willen Law, a Flint native who spent thirteen years practicing dentistry in Berlin, reports German war fatigue. He says Germans are tired of war but think they are winning, describe widespread graft, and note railways are badly damaged and hoes factories have mostly closed. He estimates people may endure one more year.
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Flint, Mich
Germany
Willen Law
Flint
Berlin
Aml
Men Wanted for Work in Spruce Saw Mill
The United States civil service commission announces open competitive examinations for foreman sawyer band saw filer hand trader stationary engineer electrical engineer machinist blacksmith and oiler positions in the Seruce Production Signal Corps at Vancouver Barracks Washington. Wages are standard. applicants should have large lumber mill experience and not be on government contracts. Apply to Secretary of the Civil Service Commission in Washington or local examiner offices in Oregon Washington Montana Idaho Wyoming.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Seruce Production Signal Corps
War Department
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Ofll
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Clerks and Draftsmen At Nair War On Increased Pay
Vallejo report shows wage raise from 10 to 80.50 per day for clerks and draftsmen. The order also extended overtime pay rights to civilian and civil service employees. Details reflect government staffing and pay adjustments affecting those employed in the Mare better nav sector.
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Vallejo
Inhervandin
Mare Beter
Taiveld
Wage change halves workday length and pay start
A fragmented notice states that seven and one half hours now constitute a working day and wage rates become effective yesterday, marking a shift from straight time to new hours and pay.
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Leeanie
Virginia Prohibition Ratification Advise to Legislature
Governor Hart urged ratification of federal prohibition in a message to the Virginia legislature. He outlined support and urged prompt action, tying state leadership to national enforcement plans and public health goals. The address came from the capital amid ongoing legislative sessions.
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Ichmond
Cheat
Virginia
Ulin Ghenniad
Weston
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Harvard Oowerh
Hoolx
Red Crops Society
Belgium
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Gospel of the Sun of God
Warin
Christ
Jesus
Bron
Fastil
God
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Kingdom of Heaven
Fiod
Babylon
Jesus Christ
Italy
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Christendom
Geimany
Arcade Theatre
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Olympia
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N. P. McLean
Pendleton Hotel
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