Social and Personal Notes From La Grande
Mrs Frank Haye and Master Turke Haya to Thorn Hollow to be domiciled for the news a bungalow. Miss Mabel K Young wed Eadie We Cox in a quiet ceremony at the Metho parsonage. Tuth Wart visiting her elder. Mrs Frank Reckila returns to Pendleton. Smythe to Portland for Beowon hotel meetings. John Vert returns from Canada. Goortz Nets visits Ukiah. John Bull to Arlington. Attorney S D Freerston in town. Ros traveling to Chicago. GW Horn registered at hotel. Bertha and Jin Zerber leave for Forest Grove. Charles Brown and Mrs Brown of Walla Walla here overnight. Sam Parker returns to Walla Walla after visiting La Grande. Thomas Fancher stays at Perkins in Portland. Mrs Hattie Sifan and Mrs Joméa Furnish go to Astoria. Ryan P Troxel registrant at Bowman. E Stites from La Grande stays at Bowman, leaves for Pilot Reck. Mrs H M Krebs returns to Portland after visit. Sinclair traveling from La Grande to Los Angeles. Alice Schijekeiser and Clara to Portland for summer. Mrs E B H Gambeo returning to Portland after two weeks at Ukiah. McCurry, Bert McCurry, James Younes of North Powder overnight at Golden Rule. Mrs J McGerlagh of Bolve leaves for Portland after visit with Mrs E A Shepard. Oster, Jacob L. Stok and daughter from Harmony visit. Mr and Mrs GD Haslett return from weeks in Washington.
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Goortz
Nets
Ukiah
John Bull
Arlington
Freterson
Milton
Ros
Chicago
Horn
Pilot Rock
Bertha
Jin Zerber
Forest Grove
Charles Brown
I E Stites
la Grande
Bowman Hotel
Pilot Reck
H. M. Krebs
Portland
Wil Wyrick
Sinclair
Los Angeles
Aliee Schijekeiser
Clara
E B H. Gambeo
Very
D McCurry
Bert McCurry
James Younes
North Powder
Golden Rule Hotel
Foch Lacks Men for Major Counter Drive Says Officers
Washington May 31 General Foch cannot mount a major counter drive due to insufficient troops though a halt to the German advance is possible. Allies struggle as reinforcements fail to match German strength. French divisions reportedly rose from 180 to about 230, with scant front-line troops in many sectors.
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Washington
Foch
Becme Ao
Commany
Rhelins
Solswone
Senator Awarded Damages in Cent Case in Westchester
In Westchester Pennsylvania on May 24 a jury awarded damages totaling one cent to State Comptroller T. Larry Eyre, Chester County Republican leader, in a suit connected to a 1918 scandal over funds for the Philadelphia customs and the State Capitol at Harrisburg. Eyre had denied the charges and sued Gerry for $60,000.
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Westchester
Lcomter
Larry Syre
Chester County
Tle
Willan
Berry
Phiiladelphia
Mande
Errr
Eump
Eyre
Wenuher
Berrynald Eyre
Harrisbure
Gerry
Stanford Ilag Tas First Gold Stamp? (incomplete fragment)
May 12 reports from Stanford and surrounding areas recounting wartime actions, hospital news, and mining updates. Snyder Morgan of Case 1412 is noted, with references to Kan Diewo and a new shaft project at Irondyke near Homestead. A fire at Wallula hospital endangers patients, with swift response saving many.
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Stanpurg University
Clude
Stanford
Snyder Morgan
Kan Diewo
Meinforesment
United States
Horpital
Trondyke
Bakes
Irondyke Ming
Homestead
Piro
Walla Walla
Wesh
Walle Walle Hospital
Bt Mary's
Deepitel
American flier downs ninth German plane in France
Frank Boxlis of New Ledford Massachusetts, refused admission to American aviation service, joined the Bjork Squadron in France and shot down his ninth German airplane. The unit traces leadership to the late Captain Guynemer, famed French ace.
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Frank Boxlis
New Ledford
Mas
Service
Bjork Squadron
France
Guynemer
Slacker Turnigd Own for Mayor Hudson May 27
The Patriotic ticket in the municipal race withdrew after Citizens ticket backers said they investigated the record. W. Bis hard, mayoral candidate on the Patriotic ticket, learned he had purchased a 11% Berry Bond and subscribed to freder Cromar, tying him to other Patriotic factions. The Tilsen ticket was elected unopposed.
Pro-Hun Tats Must Die Campaign in Boghland
A garbled 1908 era plea describes a drastic campaign against wasteful elements in Boghland with terms condemning food waste and calling for cooperation from loyal subjects. It notes vast losses in England and references a future collapse tied to financial and food shortages amid wartime rhetoric.
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Joral
Boghiand
England
Sewing Circle Whispers and Odd Fragments
Readable scraps describe a sewing circle with whispers and indebtedness to those sharing experiences. The text mentions a Silker to Sears and a "Mitherioed Bank" with unclear references. Names and context are fragmented and obscured throughout.
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Sears
Perry
Aseenen
Atasha
Plan Summer School for Nurses
Seattle May 11 The University of Washington cooperating with the Washington Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis will launch a summer training course in public health work for graduate and senior nurses from accredited methods. The program begins June 1 and aims to meet war time demands for trained public health nurses in the Northwest Canada and Alaska. Courses run with city health department and other agencies to equip nurses for organized campaigns against preventable disease and public health welfare issues arising from the war.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Washinton
Athe University of Seattle
Northwestern
Mitten
Canada
Alona
Benfire
Cily Health Department
Medics Department
Public Schioble
Fichi
Courhe
Stop Corn Agony In Four Seconds
A vintage advertisement touts Getett corn remover claiming fast relief within two seconds. It promises painless peeling of corns and calluses, with owners urged to apply quickly, peel off the corn, and walk with less pain. The text credits BH Lawrence Co Chicago and Tallman Co as endorsers and sellers.
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Getett
Elers
BH. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Training plan for Pacific Northwest public health course
The document outlines a training program lacking provision in great detail. It describes hospital training schools and a long felt need in the Pacific Northwest for a public health course. The plan includes 11 weeks of residence study plus field work with cooperating agencies.
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Pacific
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Frank Haye
Turke Haya
Thin Week
Thorn Hollow
AL & O
Mabel K& Young
Eadie We Cox
E. E. Gornaall
Methoim Parsonage
Miew Tuth Wart
Eldor
Mm Frank Reckila
Pendleton
tLa Grande Cheorver
Beowon
The
Cte
Li, Trey
John Vert
Oine
R. J. Nutter
Thomas Fancher
Perking Hotel
Hattie Sifan
Joméa Furnish
Astora
Ryan P. Troxel
the Bowman
J. McGerlagh
Bolve
E. A. Shepard
Mises Frieda
Oster
Jacob L. Stok
Harminton
MR. Chas, Blumberg
Peoples Warehouse
Paris
Cloak and Suit Shop
Iaint Walla Wash
Economy Drug Co
St. George
Newton Painless Dentists
Main
Webb Street
Mie
Waderick
J. L. Vaughan
Kwong Hong Low
Soissons-Rheims
Germany
Bennett
American Downs
Frank Baylies
Slacker
Tip
Waller
Bold Sh Pendleton
Tallman & Co
Whitman
Drogriste
Werbonte
Lynde Bros
West Webb
FORD
Car
Johneop Lis
First National Bank Pendleton