Independent Pendleton Daily News Rates Listing
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Field of Honor and Glory Passed Down Through Generations
A father and son discuss the Field of Honor and its meaning as eternal glory. The father reminds his child that the Field of Honor lies wherever gallant men live and die for honor, urging the son to heed the story and be ready to face duty when old.
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Soldiers should not quit bonds after victory say urged
A wartime letter argues against soldiers in France withdrawing support for bonds arguing that even with victory the Army needs funds to repatriate and reestablish troops. The writer warns civilians to continue backing the bond drive and questions the idea of soldiers quitting to pursue civilian life.
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France
Army of Occupation
Fragmented line prompts caution on oath and bonds
A garbled snippet mentions risk to credibility and bonds if actions endanger respect. The unreadable text hints at caution about lawful obligations and personal integrity without clear facts or names.
Disabled soldiers get vocational help and training push
The record shows the Federal Board for Vocational Education logged 39,669 disabled soldiers seeking training or placement as of March 1, 1919. Of these, 26,223 had working contact, 2,948 employed, 2,771 recommended by district offices, 2,125 approved for training, and 646 pending clearance with Warwick Insurance Bureau. Courses include agriculture, commercial education, industrial trades, professions, and Americanization. Specialized training is urged as essential to fit men for specific work and national needs.
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Federal Board For Vocational Education
Warwick Insurance Bureau
Pershing Reviews Troops in Occupied Germany
General Pershing completed his call up of troops in the occupation zone. He spent the forenoon inspecting and reviewing the Fourth Corps at Cohem en Moselle and conducted an afternoon review of the Fourth Division near the same town Coblenz is spelled Coblenz.
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Coblenz
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Cohem-en-Moselle
The Funnybone And Wise Chinese Quotations
A collage of light anecdotes and quips from newspapers: Willie’s nightshirt dilemma, a father’s stone age joke, a Boston banker praising Chinese proverbs, a digression on prices, and a jab at weather talk. The items showcase humor across eras with local color and punchlines.
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China
Detroit Free Press
Household pudding guide mixed with cookies and cake mix
A fragmented household recipe page offers instructions for a pudding dessert with milk and nutmeg, a sour milk and currant loaf, a rolled cake, and an oatmeal bake. It also includes a fruit dressing and a rich topping with butter sugar and vinegar sauce.
Winter One of Mildest in U. S. History
Washington March 23 reports that the United States enjoyed one of the mildest winters on record with unusually abundant sunshine and light snowfall across most regions. Only the plateau area saw cold conditions and maintained low temperature records while November snow persisted there.
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Washington
United States
Slayer charged after safety incident at bunkhouse
Boise Idaho march 11 after a public safety incident at a Mexican bunkhouse three occupants were involved and one was later detained and placed in Gooding county Jail with deputy Andy Jomni.
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Sound Traction Man Accepts Faster In Seattle
Seattle March 1 news item notes the Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Company’s general superintendent Guy A Richardson, after a month in the city, resigns to become superintendent of transportation of the Philadelphia transit system leaving Seattle to find a replacement.
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