USUAL EAST OREGONIAN LOCAL NOTES AND NAMES
Ukiah and surrounding county life is sketched with visits, market activity, and winter plans. Cattle moved to Nye ranch for winter feeding. Residents like Terry of Pendleton and Junnie Moore visit. Turkeys and other produce fed for Thanksgiving markets. Several residents travel to Pendleton for business or leisure. Illnesses include influenza cases at Lone Creek and a typhoid fever case easing.
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Ukiah
Henry Lazinka
Minnville Creek County
Nye
Moore
Lulu Selty
Pile Rock
Junnie Moore
Duck Terry
Pendleton
Camas Fraimio
Lowell Ganger
Jett
Pondlsten
Bridie Crerk
Cjipde Helmick
Ed Thrasher
Briden Creek
Jon Dasinaes
Mies
Cin Clark
Tore Turelaay
Ter Trrethwer
George Tonkin
Penndiston
George Caltwell
Charley Lorene
George New
Bert Martin
Jim Cneley
Buck Welch
Milford Martin
Frank
Urinlgo
Fox Valley
Luflvens
Mra
Hugo Lane
Tme
Mise
Helen Herbert
Rey
Herbert
Holse
Idaho
May E. Lipper
Portland
Miter
Phindivant Brothers
Lloyd Clarkson
Brog
Markwin
Colleen Pisce
Frank Rhino
Gurdane Mill Closes and School Opens Again
A local milling operation at Gurdane shuts down for a spell while nearby school resumes classes on Wednesday. Community members and families, including the Troxels and Wymores, are noted in visits and travel related to the period, with several households planning tasks and trips around the reopening.
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Gurdane
Local Shepherds Make Market Runs on Winter Range
On business Thursday Frank Chapman brought his sheep home for winter range while Franke Gilliland, wife and children visited Met Rock Thankhng with Arden Gilliland family. Baker Chapman delivered a sheep bundle at Pilot Rock Thiening. Prank Chapman and Virgil Smith of Buttercrewk traveled to Filot Rock last week. Vir was called to answer his direction imite.
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Geo
Stem
Williamily
Milton
Frank Jie
Kit Ranch
Spring Dell
Ray
Monfieomery
Boho
Jones
Dave Wymore
Mire
Chas
Chan Ely
Evin Troxel
Bittercreek
Wottock
Maddie Nelson
Gutter Creeic
Offfin
Mere Chapman
Systant
Molt
Pile Bo
Pier Rock
Pilot Rock
Frank Chapman
Franke Gilliland
Met Rock
Arden Gilliland
Baker Chapman
Chapman
Virgil Smith
Buttercrewk
Filot Rock
Tuttle Family Stricken With Flu In Helix Area
Five members of the Tuttle family, staying on the Evered King place near Helix, are ill with influenza and improving. Other local notes include hunters returning with birds and residents seeking medical care for illnesses amid a cluster of small community events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuttle
Helix
Oregonian
Emme Zaoutke
Columbria
Victor Mason
Lotus Wash
Flowers Bloom on Battlefields After War Explosives
Paris reports field notes describe flower growth after artillery use. Explosives reshape soil, enabling plant life to thrive in cleared war landscapes. War debris and nitrates influence future farming as condemned shells gain fertilizing value for agriculture.
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Paris
Floweredon
Beloit
Abella
Peace Riots in Mannheim Viewed as Deadly Tragedy
London reports describe massive demonstrations in Mannheim that escalated as Hun police used machine guns to disperse crowds. The chaos saw bombs thrown by protesters and gunfire from the military, resulting in multiple deaths including women, with reports of heavy casualties among police and civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hun
Strets
Mannheim
London
Mimi
Germany
Y Sewepe Cslale
German fears of winter raids by Allied planes
A Daily Mail dispatch from The Hague reports German anxiety over widespread winter raids by Allied air forces. The piece says such raids are feared to trigger internal unrest and radical changes inside Germany, contrasting with current minor symptoms.
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London
Mall Tren
Hague
Germany
Halsium
Austrian Emperor Life Insurance Rejections Reported
A Norwegian newspaper notes Austrian emperor life insurance firms refuse the risk. Norwegian companies consider offering cover but judge the sovereign too risky, reflecting high uncertainty in underwriting a life policy on the ruler.
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Stockholm
Farmend
Food Conservation Program Drives War Effort
The program emphasizes conserving all edible foods to support the war effort. It argues that military needs require orderly movement of commodities so resources can strengthen the battle line and secure victory.
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Ubon
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