Pendleton Port Office Boating News In Imperial Hotel Ad
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Imperial Hotel News
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Oregon
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Fourteenth Street
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Carr
Wind shifts as leaves bend by the river pier
Fragmentary verse describes a south wind turning willow leaves and bending reeds by a pontoon and mist, with cedar and evergreen trees sounding steel like a distant scene. The read is obscured but evokes a windy riverside setting.
Great Achievement in Europe Signals U S War Progress
The United States has more than half a million soldiers in Europe ready to cross as troopships fast as possible, some carrying 10,000 men each. The London Mail calls this a great achievement and notes America is overcoming difficulties as an ally during four fiery years.
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United States
Europe
America
London Mail
War aims and critics overstate flaws in Our War program
The writer argues that some American politicians and editors magnify minor faults and push the notion that the war effort has failed. He questions whether such critics hurt allied morale or aid the Kaiser by undermining public support and confidence in the war program.
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Anti Administration
It May Be Our Turn Next In Wartime Discourse
The piece argues some out of power politicians aided German interests and warns America may face similar pressures. It notes England’s crisis, doubts in democracy, and calls for unity behind Wilson and Lloyd George. It promotes wheat thrashing waste reduction led by the U S Grain Corporation and local committees as conservation, urging public cooperation.
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Germany
England
Anrfield
Lawnsdowne
Wilson
Lloyd George
America
Kansas
United States Grain Corporation
Conservation All Along the Line in Trade Practices
The passage notes a growing view of conservation by consumers and manufacturers, while acknowledging a broad remaining field where waste is possible and could be addressed through better trade practices.
Pendleton News 1880 Sightings and Visits
A sea gull was seen along the river near Pendleton on Sunday. William Parkes, brother of RF and JH Parkes, arrived from New York City and reunited with his siblings at Umatilla. National Bank of Pendleton interior refinements give a metropolitan look. Marshal Prench measures for a city cooler improvement with stout wire screens. Henry Barnhart preached his first sermon at Webb Street Methodist Church.
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East Oregonian
Pendleton
William Parkes
J. H. Parkes
New York City
Joe
Umatilla
the National Bank of
Marshal Prench
Coneiat
Henry Barnhart
Webb Street Methodist Church
Household War Cake and Other Old Time Recipes
Readable segments describe multiple dated dessert recipes including War Cake with spices and fruit, Cheese and Tomato Souffle with cheese and tomato puree cooked in double boiler, Date Nut Padding with dates sugar flour eggs and baking powder, and a Fruit Peelo style dough. Each item outlines ingredients and basic method, reflecting a historical home cooking column.
Potage Ideas and Vegetable Soup Delights
Step through a kitchen guide offering layered potato soup with nutmeg and sugar, thickened to a creamlike consistency, plus spinach oats and vegetable pairings. It lists boil mashed potatoes with onion, cream, milk, butter, and seasonings, then serves for many. Also suggests spinach oats and asparagus or string beans as accompaniments with a thick white sauce built from milk flour and oil, and a baked loaf using rice and spinach.
Steamers to run Portland to Lewiston on upper river
Portland May 13. An arrangement with Charles Browlsmith, noted river operator, launches the steam er Twin Cities into service within a week between Portland and Lewiston. The move acts as a demonstration for a properly supported steamboat line, aided by Gilliam county growers and funds from the Open River association. The Inland Empire and Twin Cities fleet, once part of Open River Transportation, will back the project as the Port of Portland completes a survey on inland river steamer traffic. A permanent line is anticipated later.
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Portland
Charles Browlsmith
Upper Columbia
Snake Rivers
Twin Cities
Lewiston
Gilliam County
Old
Open River Association
Veeve
J. N. Teal
Inland Empire
Open River Transportation Company
Teal
Dalle
Gowllte River Interestz
Tealix
Tahoma
Proplin
Dalles
Diet Advice From Secretary Wilson Aims at Health
Secretary of Labor Wilson urges a tailored diet based on age and occupation to aid weak stomachs. He notes the importance of regular bowels and slow thorough chewing. He promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to ease stomach discomfort and improve happiness, though the ad concludes with uncertain legitimacy.
County commissioner candidates split across East and West ends
Voters are urged in the Republican primaries to back local candidates for county commissioner. East end supports J A Williams of Milton with a long county tenure and a road program, while the West end backs C L Dunning from the West. The notice asks voters to consider representation for the East end in county court and to reflect on each candidate’s experience.
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Eastend
West End
Robert Stanfield
U. S
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