Weston Good Roads Meeting and Local Notes
Weston March 22 John English returning from Helent Montana joins plan to work near Astoria after May vacation. Several Pendleton residents in town include T H Nelson Lowell Bogers Roy Ritner and Fred Steiner. Mrs Harriet Greer visiting near Helix with Minnie Walker. George Endtamer laying cement foundation for Joseph Bromaren. Mrs W Payne and others visited Pendleton and Walla Walla. Ida Kilgore to Pendleton for telephone work. John Price and wife care for Grandma Specks. Hulett March back to Basket mountain. Mrs Guttan McFadden and Grace McKinney in Weston and Walla Walla.
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Weston
John English
Helent
Montana
Weaton
Astoria
James Kirkpatrick
T. H. Nelson
Lowell Bogers
Roy Ritner
Fred Steiner
Pendleton
Harriet Greer
Hélix
Minnie Walker
George Endtaner
Joseph Bromaren
Doe Hied
Jonal- Mthe
James Compton
Charen Hildertrand
Charles Crawfons
Washington Street
W. Payne
Walla Walla
F. Dp. Wat
B. M. Smith
Mies Ida Kiligore
Washington
John Price
Wooston Mountain
Grandma Specks
Hulett March
Basket Mountain
Guttan McFadden
Athens
Misa
Race McKinney
Gentile
Weeaton
Cascarets Gentle Laxative Ad Said to Cleanse Bowels
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly bowel cleanser that relieves torpid sleep and foul breath. It claims a 10 cent box cures indigestion, yellow skin, head aches, and bad breath by morning and promotes regular digestion and a healthy insides.
Looks Like War Warns Pershing in San Francisco
In a terse remark General Pershing said looks like war as he prepared to go to San Francisco. He cited military ethics preventing further discussion and met with railroad officials to speed transport. He added what the American people start they finish and voiced hopes for preparedness amid reports Germany plots against Britain and plans to divide the United States. March winds add piquancy to local roof cleaning agitation.
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Los Angeles
Pershing
San Francisco
America
Warferm
Woman Suffers Two Years From Female Trouble
Chicago report describes a woman enduring two years of menstrual irregularities backache and nervous prostration. The advertisement touts Pink team's Vegrtahl Ceaspound as a claimed remedy for female illness.
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Chicago
Ill
Pinkteam
Rustan church links revolution to God's hand in Petrograd message
March 23 report from Petrograd states a Rustan church faction declares the revolution was brought by God's hand and urges all church members to obey the new government and fulfill Christian duties as the kingdom's fate rests with the Lord.
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Petrograd
Rustan Church
Menage
Thea
Greeting to Russia Is Sent by England
London March 2 Domwin Law moved that greetings be sent from the mother of all parliaments to the new Russian parliament in the House of Commons. He said it is too soon to feel real confidence in the new government but not too soon to mend friendly greetings. Asquith seconded Law. He said the momentous events in Russia deserve immediate recognition. Worms drain the strength and vitality of children, making them dull and listless. Kickapoo Worm Killer is a mildly laxative candy tablet that kills worms and helps children grow strong.
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London
Domwin Law
Hous of Commons
Nurses barred from giving anesthesia in Kentucky
In Frankfort Kentucky trained nurses may not administer anesthesia even under supervision. The Kentucky court of appeals ruled only licensed physicians may perform anesthesia. The decision follows a suit by Dr Louis K Frank of Louisville and nurse Margaret Hatfield who had administered anesthetics in hundreds of cases under his direction.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Eurmaton
Kentucky Court
Appa
Louis K. Frank
Clouseville
Minn
Margaret Hatfield
Leather advances dieted and cow hide rise anticipated
The report notes further advances in leather tech and an assumption that the cow will hold her hide for a price rise.
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It Oring
British push to Bagdad before six fifty six dawns
The report notes that aiming to seize Bagdad required the British to be fully mobilized early in the morning, with a target time around six fifty six. The fragment indicates urgency and military tempo in the offensive plan.
Fragmented Verse Fragments From Western Town Poem
Readable fragments describe a speaker praising a man of great renown called an Indian named Taner Brown. The piece references a tent, a retreat, and a drink, hinting at travel, reflection, and a farewell act.
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Lown
Gets It Lift Corn Right Off
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled note on songs and prices. Mentions "Geta tr" and "Cherie 10" with scattered references to people Chirag and Pradietan, and a stray line about a price. Overall lacks coherent event or clear persons.
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Grice
Conor Nethirg
Weetek
Owen Reurey
Demueiain
Ferseet
Chirag
Court Upholds Health Board Ruling On Medical Practice
A court affirmed the board of health authority over medical practice and ruled that public safety outweighs individual interests, rejecting a challenge by Dr. Frank and Miss Hatfield and noting concerns about deviating from law. The discussion referenced licensed physicians and nurses in regulation.
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Frank
Ming Tratfield
Board of Health
Nurveo Wna
Nureo
Brut
Hatfield
Cabinet outlines action in Washington report
A cabinet member outlined probable measures and actions in Washington on March 31, detailing government plans and the scope of proposed steps. The briefing touched on policy directions and potential implementation timelines.
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Washington
Newspapermen Sentenced In England Plot Case
New York on March 23 Albert Pander and Carl Wanneburg were sentenced to two years in the federal penitentiary and fined twenty five hundred dollars after pleading guilty to aiding the shipment of papers to England in a cutty scheme.
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New York
Albert Pander
Carl Wanneburg
Federal Penitentiary
Cutty
England
Prussian Prince Fails to Return Aid Pledges
Renin March 22 reports Princ Pred ceh Karl of Prussia has not renewed his aid pledge. The announcement states the Prussian prince will not return to renew support as previously promised. The report notes uncertainty over the prince's plans and ongoing questions about his aid commitments.
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Renin
Ceh Karl of
Prussia
A Laxative for Babies Good for Everybody
Every family member suffers from constipation at times and a dependable remedy is essential. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised for gentle, natural relief without griping or narcotics. It combines simple laxative herbs with pepsin and costs fifty cents a bottle.
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KE. J. Gilbert
Millbro
Vamira
Cakdwell
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