Dally and other rates and political notes from era
A garbled page mixes newspaper rate cards for daily and semi weekly subscriptions with by mail and by carrier options, followed by wartime era reflections. It references Minnesota’s Non Partisan League rejection of a governor candidate, accusations of disloyalty, and calls to celebrate national army service. It ends noting a light school election vote signaling confidence in the school board despite potential trouble.
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Minnesota
Uncle Sam
Food Situation in Central Europe 1917 Survey
The bulletin reports on Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey in 1917. It cites official decrees and press comments to state Turkey is starving due to official corruption while Germany and Austria struggle to feed their populations. Hungary is in relatively better shape, and Bulgaria suffers the least among the five.
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Germany
Austria - Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S. Department of Labor
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Austria
Hungary
Germany and Austria Food Survey Shows Widespread Decline
The survey concludes that German efficiency failed in food administration leading to policy reversals and fatal blunders. It reports permanent deterioration in civil populations due to malnutrition, rising tuberculosis deaths, undernourished youths, and underfed workers. It notes Austria Hungary tensions and famine profiteering complicating supply.
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Germany
Austria
Austria-Hungary
Hungary
Motorization of Artillery to Expand in American Army
The Ordnance Department aims to motorize artillery extensively in the American army, more than any other combatant army. A large share of artillery will use motor equipment, replacing horsepower and manpower in many roles. Only the heaviest field pieces on railroad carriages will remain unmotorized, with some 5 inch guns still to be adapted. The motorization challenge is difficult, delaying full implementation.
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Ordnance Department
Pendleton notices and local moves from 1590
28 years ago from the Daily East Oregonian dated June 19 1590 reports Tet W E Potwine leaving for Walla Walla for a wedding Mie Della Livermore returns from Seattle to live with her parents Pendleton Savings Bank building described as the finest ever erected and destined to be a handsome structure Wim Turner J K Saling and Mr Golina back from a prospecting trip to Greenhorn Walter Bowman buys Frank Lees share in the Bowman and Lee photographic gallery
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East Oregonian
W. E. Potwine
Walla Walla
Mie Della
Livermore
Seattle
Pendleton Savings Hank
Wim
Turner
J. K. Saling
Mr. Golina
Greenhorn
Walter Bowman
Frank Lee
Bowman and Lee
Wrestler Dod Leads YMCA Wrestling Training at Camp Kearny
Jack Dod, former light heavyweight champion and pupil of Far mer Hiras, serves as YMCA physical work director at Camp Kearny training soldiers in wrestling alongside partner Frank Goteh.
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Wrestlee
Jack Dod
Farmer Hiras
Frank Goteh
Camp Kearney
Daily Chats With the Housewife Recipes and Notes
Eleven recipes donated at Was Saving Society meeting printed courtesy of Mrs. Martha and the cloery. Includes Hoover Pie Crust Oatmeal Macaroons Oatmeal Betty or Brown Pudding and more. Also notes 161 volunteers in Marines Seattle June 15 on enlistment with local board consent.
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Charién Marsh
Was Saving Society
Marines
Seattle
Marine Corps
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