Dine Helix Special News of Umatilla County
East Oregonian reports a successful rapid missionary meeting in Helix with a pleasing choir led by Letha Albee. The Honor Guard hosts plans include a home gathering for Mrs Minnie Walker and other neighbors. News notes: deaths, relocations, harvest interests, and local visitors. one rider reports a seven inch dust track near town. Frank Simpson in navy email confirms safe status in France. Various residents listed with travel, illness, and farm updates.
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Rapiiet Miendonary
Letha Albee
Minnie Walker
Lere
Pentand
J. Griswold
Nhah Hall
Vunnyele Station
Athena
Mr. Hall
Elmer Albee
Spukere
Frank Lanta
Baker
Rebecca Graham
Bolve
Ladion
Oiner
Mra Eimer Albee
R. M. Achillea
Aneytle
Cliff Bariimer
Holdoran
Charles Stanton
Pendleton
Catherine Stanton
Walla Walla
Kerst
Long Beach
Calif
Kern
J. Saunders
Nevada
Lethe Alboo
Misa Clara King
Cold Spring
Clark Célline
EF. E. Eheler
Sumdiay
Grandma Melintyre Hoe
Alberta
Canada
Isabelle Taylor
Mra Mills
Waltsburg
Expvels
Mere John Mil
Mra. T. Hy Ghormsey
Rall Son
M. C. Anderson
Portland
Gus Laurenson
Simpson on Torpedoed Transport Landed in France
East Oregonian Special notes F. Simpson on a torpedoed transport landing in France. July 15 reports continued stormy weather aiding farmers, with local visits from B G Clark, Mrs Sinclair, and Norma Dickinson. Mentions severe colds, influenza like illness, and local community activity around Cumna Prairie and Ukiah.
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F. Simpson
France
Driah
G. Clark
Walla Walla
Baker
Idaho
Mra Sinclair
Bridge Creek
Mr. Sinclair
Mra
Emma Martin
Harry Haya
Heppner
Frank Martin
Fire cause probe by railroad secret service team
MPACHAM July 1. D Blackburn came from Kamela to Pendleton then back to Kamela. J Hannon and J F Corbett visited Crande to study the Causey Lumber Co. fire. Mrs William Hoggard and baby visited Pendleton. Several locals traveled to La Grande and Pendleton. A heavy rainstorm with thunder struck here Saturday evening, leaving the area damp and dirty. Residents noted a recent rain and thunderstorm on Sunday. Antone Vey of Pendleton was in town buying timber and cordwood.
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Coir
Morlon
Harry Hunton
C. Scott
Hin
Spray
Jean Folenm
Pendleton
Ridge Creek
Helen Meongs
Frank Simpson
Ukiah
Navy
California
Aunk
Alhes
Thoreday
France
Th. S.A
Pendleiin
Hilbert and Sons
Clark and Sons
Lowell Ganger
Henry Lasinka
Railroad Secret Service
J. FP. Corbett
Crande
Liamber Co
William Hoggard
Baby
Harry Smith
la Grande
Pen- Meton
John Crow
Mra F. Honsen
Mins Geraldine Hansen
Kameth
Mra
James Dakoroo
Antone Vey
Hugh Stanfield
Stanfield
Outbursts of Everett True Bea Pardoned by Thous Som
Fragmentary OCR text shows a cartoon panel style line with Everett True captioned as Bea Pardoned by Thous Som, lacking coherent narrative or clear dates places or names.
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Everett True
Notable Visitors and Local Guests Pass Through
Lon Knotts of Pilot Rock traveled through by motor. Mr and Mrs Rourke of Londleton are spending the week at Marlin hotel here.
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Lon Knotts
Pilot Rock
Mrs.Rourke
Londleton
Marlin’ Hotel
Germans Killing Wounded Again Reported At Front
Paris July 12 A general army order cited by the Havas correspondent reports renewed German cruelties. Testimony from the First Cavalry Corps alleges German troops murdered prisoners after capture between the Marne and Abelins and bayoneted wounded prisoners near Olixy northeast of Anthenay.
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Troopa
Havas
First Cavalry Corps
Anthonay
Marne
Abelins
Pra
Olixy
Anthenay
Four Die as Fast Freight Crashes Into Car at Cascade Locks
Four people are dead and eight injured after a B&O fast freight train No 255 struck an automobile driven by Earl Nunn at Cascade Locks on the Columbia River Highway. Victims include Earl Nunn and his mother Mrs Margaret Nunn, Frank Nunn, and Wallace Price. Injured are Ruth and George Nunn and Susia Stash. The crash occurred about 2 20 pm as the auto waited at the crossing. train crew blew bell and whistle before impact. The car was torn apart and hurled 50 feet. coroner took bodies to Head River. injured were taken to a Portland hospital. The party had been returning to Portland after a river outing.
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Oro
W. Rk
Earl Nunn
Cascade Locks
Columbia River Highway
Margaret Nunn
Hire Mothor
Frank Nunn
Wallace Price
Ruth
George Nunn
Susia Stash
Head River
Eyoenlmenen
Pomibie
R. McClure
Food Scarcity Fuels Cholera Outbreak in Petrograd
London dispatch reports Petrograd facing a deadly cholera epidemic driven by severe food shortages. Daily bread rations have fallen below a pound per capita, and hundreds die as authorities struggle to control the outbreak amid wartime scarcity.
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Petrograd
London
Senate to weigh prohibition amendment after recesss
Washington July 12 Senate leaders plan to move on the prohibition amendment after a three day recesses beginning August 20. The telegraph resolution passes as the Senate will consider the measure continually after the recesses.
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Washington
Senate
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