Social and Personal Notes From Pendleton Society
A long social column lists dances, visitors, and weekly events. Ben Adams prepares for naval service in the United States Navy with a farewell dance at Hilane Home. Numerous locals and guests, including families from Heppner Baker Seattle Spokane Corvallis and Portland, are noted for visits weddings, church events, and class meetings at the library and dormitory.
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Delad
Parnworth
Serrvice
United States Navy
Ben Addams
Frat Frozier
Hilane
Typhoid case and estate appraisals in county notices
A report notes a typhoid case involving Wilbur, a seven year old, at 8 Anthour's hedept taal. The estate of Banjuel A. shows $7.70 appraised by Kirkpatrick, Rion and Jerard. Valuation totals $4,305.50 with appraisers Ankins Lambirth and others filing inventory. Demonstrator Canning event listed for August 6 to aid Armatillo County housewives with C A C support.
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Wilbur
Don
Winn Kidder
Xnommith Ankins
J. & John
Jamey Thomas Carter
Mini Cowgill
Armatillo County Housewives
Biante
Tender LO Hellay
O. AL
Plant diseases blamed for big losses in agriculture
An article from the Oregon Agricultural College summarizes wartime plant pathology findings from a Madison conference. It notes that controlling wheat smut and bunt could have boosted U S wartime shipments to the Allies by about 93 million bushels, with barley and oats outputs also affected. It cites losses from cotton and be an diseases and references formicide and water treatment impacts on exports.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Quly S
American Plant Pathologiata
Madison
Wis
H. P. Baras
United States
Europe
Lewes
Catamut
Aynor
Brut
Million Women to Push New Liberty Loan Drive
Chicago reports a conference of representations from all parts of the country to enroll one million women pledged to support half of the Fourth Liberty Loan of four billion dollars. The effort aims to mobilize housewives and working women across states to back the war finance program.
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Chicago
United States
Women discuss thrift and fashion in national committee notes
A report from the National Committee shows Mrs W. G. Adoe and Mrs. Baldwin of San Francisco urging thrift to back a new loan. Mrs Vanderlip defends blue denim clothing for children while noting her kids wear such outfits. London notes indicate many munition workers called to duty await official inquiry. Arrival of Koronsky in New York remains unconfirmed.
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Sloan
Irrera
W. G
Mra. A. & Baldwin
San Francisco
Granw A. Vanderlip
Sugar Ration Enforced at Thorn Hollow Camp
Men employed at Thorn Hollow camp face sugar limits under federal orders. Superintendent G Hayes orders one and a half teaspoon per person per meal, with rations checked at each plate. Seven men work at the camp as water system work proceeds, soon to connect to city supply and reduce river water use.
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Thorn Hollow
Hayes
Dave
CORNELISON SEES THINGS IN LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
A fragment from a column notes Cornelison reflecting on New York scenes and city life. The piece mentions heat, night coolness, and observations of park crowds and aristocratic apartments, contrasting street slums with wealthier districts. It references Americans overseas and a sense of public interest, with vivid city imagery and personal impressions.
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Cornelison
Little Old
New York
Ktom
Americomm
Contes
Conteal Park
Frightful War News From New York Piers and West Front
Eyewitness account describes crowds in Manhattan, ships veiled in camouflage, and a convoy of trucks and a schooner mounted wagon moving toward the front. The witness notes the tense mood, fear of explosive shells, and the sense of impending trouble for port and war effort.
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Carpi Circle
West Front
Frasco
New York
Woolworth
Manhattan
New Jersey
Long Island
Colnge Co
Ferflee
Mont Wels
Stu
Realty Transfers Deed Notices in Fragmented Record
Real estate deeds list transfers among multiple parties including Ienderé White Mi otne to Tomer Tt Thompson at 4700, Flora Clark to W. FL Bitney at 894M, and others in older land survey terms. Names, parcels, and locations appear obfuscated and partial.
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White
Tomer
Thompson
Béttlon
toWnehip
Flora Clark
W. FL Bitney
Lownehip
North Range
Prp
Sanchoa
Athena
Helen I. Terry
Morgan
Fragmented OCR snippet with scattered real estate data
A garbled historical OCR fragment lists plots and numbers including blocks, lots, reservations, and monetary values. It mentions names and addresses in a disordered way, with multiple street and property references such as Block 6Y, Lot 1 and 2, Lot 6 block 147, township and range designations, and prices like $1500. The text lacks coherent narrative or context.
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Pabward
Lois i
Piaf
Lot Rock
Andy Chiarlex
Alrecht
Thyme
Joebneon
Frazier
Freewater
Mon de K. Mall
T F A. Porter
Pilba J. Rithey
Walter Tt. Billey
Menace to Egypt and Hedjaz Railway Plans
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss German aims against Egypt and the Hedjaz railway, with mentions of Tunis, Palestine, and Arabia. The text references strategic moves, canal considerations, and Turkish involvement in a broader regional conflict, but specifics are unclear.
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Hedjaz
Arethe
Tunis
Palestine
Arabia
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