Social and Personal Notes from Pendleton
A string of visitors and moves fills Pendleton as residents and guests arrive from Walla Walla Echo and La Grande. Mirthful mentions include Mrs A J Lowe, Helen Johns, Miss Helen Curry, Mrs Sabina Morton, H N Berk, J A McAllister, and Estelle Herdendor preparing Seattle homes, with Pendleton Hotel figures and local business trips noted throughout the day.
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Mise Helen Johns
O Hejen ‘Curry
la Grande
Ton
Wiietries Beard
Owens
Walle Walla
iWae
Byrn
Lnethesn Vlealt Fey
Echo
Weeton
Stearns i
San Francisco
Sabina Morton
Tri Athina
Mra
C.D Wren
Miss Maude Wren
Ielier
Tey
Washington
Hotel Pendleton
H. N. Berk
Walla Walla
N. Roberts
Orony Tas Grande
Duxitit
Pendleton
Frei
Portland
A. J. McAllister
Wak
Walla
David Hill
John Ralg
City
Robister
the &. George
Mesa
Colo
J. Fo
Nin
Bar Bi
John Kehr
Penwan
John Bahr
Third Civilian Camp Training Unit At University of Oregon
Oregon national guard officers lead the third civilian training camp at the University of Oregon. The program enrolls 749 to 300 men and public officials from across Oregon, exceeding prior camps. Courses include Browning and Vickers machine guns, ar attack and defense, with Captain John Bovard directing optional coin. Peace talks condemned as hampering government war effort.
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Oregon
University of Oregon
Oregon National Guard
University
John Bovard
Americans Study Defails of Battle by Daily Maps
Americans study the daily maps and lines in trenches to analyze troop positions, artillery, and activity on both sides. The report notes German and American trench lines, signals from observers, and behind-front actions such as telephone work and logistics.
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Ular
al Vieton
Tooring
Shall Winek Geuree
Aly
Seaflet
War Letter Describes Butte of No Man's Land
Letter from Pendleton writer Charhmck Owens to his parents recounts troops entering No Man's Land near Fere en Tardenoisle. He describes artillery, brutal shelling, and trench devastation, noting casualties and the Marines’ credit for driving the enemy from the area. The writer conveys fear and hope, reporting scant details about losses while affirming frontline experiences and seeking a family reply.
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No Man's Land
Charhmck Owens
Pendleton
J. A. Dupuke Hetella
Devantation Fort
Mother
Dad
Susie
Sa- Oltle
Pruin
Shell
Doria
Claes
Tax on tier oism removed by French premier
Sept 0 Paris dispatch reports Premier Clemenceau announced the state will cover the cost of medals awarded to heroes and will refund soldiers money paid for medals since the war began. Earlier prices rose from about two dollars to 2.50 in February due to higher ribbon costs.
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Armall
Clemenceau
Cieir
Confidence of Victory From Frontline Letter
Corporating F Hall of Battery D 48th F A writes to James and Mrs Hall of this city claiming American troops are confident of victory. Dated October 4 the letter describes heavy fighting yet soldiers remain undaunted and hopeful for relief and furlough, expressing belief in a forthcoming return home.
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F. Hall
Franges
Almenther
James Hall
William Searcy Recovered From Wounds In France
In a letter from France William Searcy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pred Searcy, reports full recovery from fire wounds while serving with Troop D. His message details life at the front, German activity, and longing for home as winter approaches near the Hindenburg Line and front lines.
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William Searcy
Poys
Wyler BR. Belts
FP. T. Belts
Privieé
Thore Germaina
Christies
Ax Fritels Almond Cinkatiedt
Vow ‘m
Tom Swearlyngen
Carney
Erhel
Etna
Euna
Daphne
Borothy
Earl Abbott
Baker is Great Chap Says English Writer
An English writer in London describes Baker as a great chap after interviewing him. The piece dwells on a young Albanian girl in new shoes amid wartime ruins, recalling prewar style and prompting remarks on a secretary labeled a great char. The interview and its sensational framing mirror wartime reportage.
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Baker
Lonton
Renee Jolie
Remedy for kidney discomfort with grape and lemon mix
The passage promotes a home remedy for kidney and bladder irritation using a four ounce dose of Ind Balin mixed in water before breakfast for several days. It also mentions a grape and lemon juice drink as a traditional clear and soothing option. The ad-like text targets readers with dull backache and frequent urination.
Prince Axel of Denmark Rescues Frazier on Lake Curl
Prince Axel of Denmark, visiting Berattle Washington, fished Sunday on Lake Curl. He jumped into the water and pulled Raymond Frazier a Bennette banker from a floating log after Frazier slipped, escaping with only a basket of fish as a mishap.
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Lake Curl
Raymond Frazier
Benette Banker
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Chet
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France
Honnads
TIMEN
United State
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L. Bowers
Gardey Street
Nate Towers
Musion
York
Marte
Fred Rackachy
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Congress
Main St
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Wate
Berattle
Wash
Prince Axelof
Denmark
Robert GC Morriy
Sam E Ty
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