Oregonian Postal Rates and Mail Options
OCR text shows a list of mailing options and rates for the Oregonian newspaper at Pendleton and Portland. It includes daily, semi weekly, and monthly delivery terms by mail and carrier, with durations ranging from one month to one year and varying prices. The fragmentary source mentions a change or setup for the bureau at 169 Security Building in Washington and a subscription option.
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HMI
Serody
Deny
Shall
Mail Dally
Mail
Mall
Poetic tribute to France and memory in wartime
Faith Baldwin writes of sacred soil and distant battles as mournful memories rise. The speaker longs for meaningful service in parks and streets while honoring the dead and the wounded. A somber reflection on victory, sacrifice, and national remembrance amid war.
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Elory
Joanne
France
Public Service Reserve enrollment notice described
The article explains that those unable to serve in fighting can join the Public Service Reserve, a branch of the Employment Service. Enrollees will be notified of opportunities and receive duty and compensation details. Registrants provide nativity, education, current work, and any time or location limitations, with the aim of practical war emergency contribution.
Employment Service Reserve Call For Eligible Men
The list outlines diverse occupations from aviator to wheelwright and telegraph operator and notes that some positions are in foreign service. Men who are able and willing to take them should indicate this on their application blanks. The Public Service Reserve operates in every state as an auxiliary to the Employment Service.
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Public Service Reserve
War weariness in Austria-Hungary echoed in parliament
An inflammatory speech by Czech Deputy George Strubiny reveals war weariness as German members sit silent. Stribiny questions loyalty and courage of soldiers ordered to fight for Slavdom, while urging understanding of Czech sacrifices. The piece notes Kaiser’s humanitarianism and criticizes German efforts to surrender.
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Austria-Hungary
George Strubiny
Voluy
28 YEARS AGO EAST OREGONIAN NOTES LOCAL EVENTS
Local items report W. F. Matlock M. Wigin and R. Mexander departing for Walla Walla on business while waterworks reservoir work details progress. Athens visitors at Hotel Pendleton. A large Red Cross report shows major funds raised and branches active with detailed donations and hospital aid efforts.
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East Oregonian
W. F. Matlock
M. Wigin
R. Mexander
Walla Wathe
Pendleton
Frank Lee
Santila
Ecaitho
Pry and Bruhn
M. ¥. Howard
la Grande Hin
Webb Street Methodist Church
Thomas Means
Auditing report and December 1917 to October 1918 summary
The document records an auditing committee report from Pendleton dated October 18 1918 for the American Red Cross Ulmatilla County Chapter. It notes cash balances and discrepancies with the secretary’s records totaling $192, and confirms neat, accurate ledgers. It also details a Belgian relief drive with cloth, muslin, bed linens, fruit pits, shells, and other materials collected under Seattles headquarters guidance and chaired by Jamia H Estes and Manuel Friedles.
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Hellz Snc
Stanfield
Agmitia
Milton W
War Fund
Ceerres, Dlo Pendleton Averon
OTS
Eae
Jontor Ted Cross
Hed Cross
Pales
Imad
Marshale
Oregon
Eiiber
Pendleton
Unatila
Mir
Jamia H. Estes
Hia
Manuel Friedles
Oltmuslin
Seattle
University of Oregon Hosts Women’s Army Training Corps Visitors
The University of Oregon, Eugene, Oct. 4. The YWCA offered the use of the jackochition bungalow on campus to members of the Student Army Training Corps for visiting friends and relatives. The YWCA bungalow has housed men, while the women’s gymnasium is used as barracks for cadets. If needed, plans for a regular soldiers’ house will be made per secretary Miss Minns. Local B. Dillons among millions to learn.
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University OG Oregon
Eugene
University of Recon Young Women's
University
A. T. Co
Y. Mc. Ae
Up Department of Physical Education
Alea
Mise Timm Minsonts
W.O. WA
Half Million Italian Troops in France Reported
Washington Oct 22 Nearly half a million Italian troops were in France reports the war ministry telegrams quoted by the Tin. General Mangin telegram praises Mangin and notes a German rear guard collapse as the French front presses forward eighteen kilometers.
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Washington
Mangin
Canitaumy
oShows
Albricel
Autumn in Oregon Poem Fragment by Mary Carolin Davis
Fragmentary verse depicting Oregon’s autumn with wet fields, birds, colors, and a Willamette river setting. The speaker recalls a past harvest season as guests depart for a friendly festival, hinting at nostalgia and impending departure. The piece evokes natural imagery and a shoreline harbor scene.
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Oregon
Old
Willamette
Sparta
Bick Weiiny
Cregeen
Pheass
Mary Carolin Davis
Ose
Open Nostrils End a Cold or Catarrh
Advert depicts Rly Cream Raby as a fragrant antiseptic nasal treatment promising instant relief from head colds and nasal congestion. It claims to open clogged nostrils, ease hawking and headaches, and soothe inflamed membranes by applying a small amount of cream in the nose.
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Faith Baldwin
the Public Service Reserve
Salance
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Austria
Striburny
State Board of Normal Regents
RED Cross
Lina Sturgis
G. W. Phelps
Ht. & Chlouper
Mes
Chas. Marsi
W. W. Green
Fred FP. Austen
M. KR. Chessman
W.W. E. Lowell
Fred Schmidt
Red Crom
Cora Mitten
Alyrril
Taos
C. E. Roosevelt
Theapeoumully
Umatilla County
W. le Thompeuny Chileon
CG. E. Roosevelt
Lem Bae Dillons
Italy
Kuin
Castor
Opie
Atel Gonstips
New Yorkeat
Macanths
Astoria
Castoria
Orewon
Cara
Wilhelm
Suprenders
Nilson Tractors
Benior
Nilson Tractor Sales CO
East Morrison
Portland
Boegieid
THE
Eng
Pendleton Drug Co
Service League
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Patriotic Service League
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M. R. Chessman
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M. RR
Chenemean
League
Umatilla
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