Pendleton News Notes Report Diversified Local Matters
Pendleton notes cover community happenings from veterans benefits and state lawmakers to university sports. Oregon basketball star Ned Fowler and Pendleton figures headline activities as weather and infrastructure items blend with wartime checks, Attendees at local clubs and committees shape planning while wildlife and agricultural concerns surface in county reports. Local officials discuss health, finance, and public notices amid scattered community updates.
Vivid wartime dispatch from Pelham Bay reveals arrivals and duties
The report notes Kyron GComm a pending aviation retiree now at Pelham Bay Naval Station New York arriving recently. It mentions quarantine officer Sam Jankine Walter Main and a station sentiment about few soldiers in town. Recruiters distribute navy postings to city hoards and shelters, citing demand for goods for France and Belgium. Also referenced are Meopter Warehouse fire casualties and canned goods boiled during the blaze, with several soldiers and privates named including Herbert W Chatton and Dresser, plus a camptown to Camp Lewis transfer.
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Local notices and obituaries mix in Oregon weekly page
Fragmented OCR records show scattered items including a midwife’s hospital note, a pendleton clerk case, a funeral for pioneer Myrick, a public lecture by William Kilpatrick, a transferable certificate warning, and the death of Mrs Jane Rhodes at the Eastern Oregon State Hospital. Several names and places appear, with uncertain spellings.
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Eastern
Oregon State Hospital
Baker County
Ciutes
Rhodes
Idaho
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Mra. Rhodes
New 1 story concrete building planned at Court and Garden
Announcement of a new one story concrete building to be erected at the corner of Court and Garden for W. & Fe. Prof. The 60 foot front on Court and 2 foot depth are noted. C2 L Lanow awarded the contract. The building to house the WINE Stor bee Baiters Co. Work to start March 1.
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Court and
Seortan Garden
Lanow
Wine Stor Bee Baiters Co
Where Will Civilian Clothes All Come From
London January 27 tailors face shortages as war drives demand for civilian attire. Discharged soldiers seek smart outfits, while the wartime economy limits supply. Footwear and wardrobe materials remain scarce, raising fears that many veterans will wait long for civilian clothing after discharge.
Foch Forecasts Next War Most Terrible
Paris January 26 The latest Paris Academy of Science remarks by Ferdinand Foch warn that Germany’s next war could be even more terrible than the last, driven by industrial strength. He says Germany would prepare to strike first, outlining fears of total national mobilization and a renewed threat to Europe.
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Paris
Moarhal
Germany
Paris Academy of Science
Germaine
Kaiser’s cold from wood chopping shocks Dutch public
AMERONGEN Holland Jan 4 27 The former emperor William Hobenmollern allegedly fainted during a favorite exercise chopping wood The incident occurred as he was dressed for outdoor labor and observed by several bystanders The unusual episode marks a return to prewar routines amid public interest and speculation.
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Amerongen
Holland
William Hobenmollern
Weder
Amore Ee Hate
Willandele
Cath
Grandmother of Russian Revolution Warns of Axis Alliance
A distorted report from REATTLE WAHEHIA lists a figure called the Litt Grandmother of the Russian Revolution alleging Germany and Japan plan an alliance. The fragmentary text references warnings at a meeting, with unclear names and details about motives and outcomes.
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Reattle
Germany
Disrupted Meeting Voices Russian Alarm Over Japanese Threat
A fragmented report describes a gathering of individuals including Rupdany and Mme. Breshakovekava discussing Japanese influence and potential alliances. The text quotes a speaker warning Russians to watch for Japanese aggression while naming Taenine, the Bolshevik premier, and repeating claims that Hiseela requires international aid.
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Albhimée
Rupdany
Caocho-Morake
Marho
Ashers
Taenine
Hupeia
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Plot to Kill Rockefellers Unearthed
Washington Jan 27 A plot to kill John D Rockefeller and John D Rockefeller Jr was described to a senate committee by Thomas J Tunker fellow investigator of New York He said the group tied to the eagle emblem had planned the murder shortly after the European war began renewed activity of watchful agents was noted since the armistice with efforts to organize and secretly prove
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Washington
John T Rockefeller
John
B. Rockefeller
Ufasehiste
Senate Propagenda
Thomas J. Tunker
Felloe Itapeetior
New York
Rockefellere
Titondor
United States
Canada Finds Jobs for Her Soldiers
A Montreal report reviews wartime rehabilitation efforts for Canadian soldiers after 1914. It notes a large number engaged in retraining programs and lists occupations and training outcomes for discharged men, highlighting gaps between service and civilian work and efforts to place veterans in postes such as trades and merchant roles.
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Canada
Pohian Telitta
Petite Walls
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Untangled OCR Note on Wastes and Wadge Naming
Fragmentary report notes an increase in wastes after termination of the qwurn. It lists twenty four showing a decree and seven continuing under the name Wagde as before and dippingment.
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Wagde
Cobb Lectures On War Fronts At Liberty Theater
Public notes that Cobb, famed for serialized weekly pieces in the Saturday Evening Post, will deliver a February lecture at Liberty Theater in Wallingford. The talk promises firsthand war experiences from Flanders, France, and Germany, described with plain American English.
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America
Irewin & Cobb
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Plonder
Literty Theater
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Cobh
Saturday Evening Post
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Flanders
France
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Trade concerns in Rolle Hiarer Co at city meeting
A city meeting discusses trader activities in Rolle Hiarer Co area. Merchants protest wartime supply strains and rising prices, urging smoother operations and safer transport of goods. Officials note increased merchant interest in diversifying supply chains and improving distribution amid shortages.
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