Pendleton News Notes From The Home Front
Pendleton Iow notes report TK Brundage returning from Portland and Mt Rainier on No 18, plus local Hidimon Commercial Association meeting slated for tomorrow at Long Beach. Charles McAlvay to move to Long Beach California. draft regulation copies mailed county wide. Pendleton Motor Sales sues Arthur Guiliford for 46079. Indians cited for drunks. two arrests after bitter cocktails. Lorene Parker demos eel jelly and syrups at Adams Weston. Hermiston and neighborhood club to host another demo. A party incident led to a fine and restitution. Lewin at Camp Lewin on furlough. Freewater Red Cross sent funds. new saver cards roll out Sept 1. dove season opens. Martha McCann arrives for reconstruction program at Arcade. Bern Moll heads to Camp Lewi.
Helix Auxiliary Reports Yarn Work Milestone
Helix auxiliary of Umatilla county Ford Crom completed twelve pairs of sweaters and one pair of wristlets this month. Secretary Mrs. M D Smith says next month they expect to resume knitting activities.
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Helix Senda
Helix Auxiliary
Umatilla County
Ford Crom
M.D. Smith
Ian Thie
Returnee from Eugene Attends Training Camp Report
Lewter Honiley recently returned from Eugene where he attended the Tajveraty of Oreron wueaymr training camp. He praises the training and notes the university plans a new camp starting in October. Mr. Manles was a member of Company Artit Jere, and Mir Honiley accompanied by her husband to Portland.
Round-Up Displays Erected Along Main Kalireoad Streets
Round-Up festival props named Mxuren of the Round-Up and western life were erected yesterday on Celawnoon Main and Kalireoad streets. The brightly painted figures are visible from passing trains and serve as reminders of the dates September 19 20 24.
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OW. I & Ns
Celawnoon Main
Kalireoad Etreets
Dove Season Opens as Hunters Scramble for First Doves
Yesterday marked the opening of the dove pencon with many hunters in the field as the season begins. Local sportsmen reported varying success as cool morning conditions favored early action.
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China
Dover
Pencon
Leaves for La Grande on inspection tour by Lieutenant Rocker
Lieutenant J. W. Rocker of the Oregon Military Porter will depart this afternoon for a tour of inspection near La Grande. He will oversee fire patrol work on detail there. Secretary C. R. Rownavelt of Unwttla County Red Cross received notices today regarding an allotment of 465,000 small expenses to be used by surgical drawing classes. He accepted the allotment and the materials will be sent from the northwest toward Seattle.
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la Grande
J. W. Rocker
Oregon Military Porter
C. R. Rownavelt
Unwttla County
Red Cra
Helles
Seattle
May Hus Sock Deyers Patent Dryers Offered
An offer of patent sock dryers at fifty cents each was received today by secretary C Becorevelt of Unatilla County Red Crome and will be investigated by Mre Fdy King head of the knitting. The dryers aim to shape socks to the correct size and form.
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C. Becorevelt
Unatilla County
Mre
F.dy. King
Stanfield SchoolId Shortage Cited By County Superintendent
County school superintendent W W Green reports at Stanfield morning session the high school lacks mathematics and science teachers and notes five to six additional vacancies for secondary instructors across the county.
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W. W. Green
Achor
Stanfield
Matheter
Mrr. Green
Sedoel
Mendieton High School Welcomes New Principal
Inlaw, newly elected principal of Mendieton High School, arrived from Forest Grove today. He will confer with Superintendent Fred P. Austin before seven to discuss plans for the coming school year.
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Inlaw
Mendieton High School
Forest Grove
Fred P. Austin
Warning to boys at depot ends in near accident
A near serious derailment occurred at the OW kh and XN depot today as a group of boys tried to board a moving train. Officials warn that passengers should stay off moving equipment and note that depot grounds may be off limits to all riders.
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OW. Kh
Put Up To Sober Up
Jim Lavin was arrested by city police shortly before noon on a drunk and disorderly charge. He was jailed Saturday evening for the same offense and released after 24 hours.
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Jim Lavin
Fire Call Summary From Pendleton Bottling Works
Firefighters answered a morning alarm from Fox No 12 with the blaze confined to the Pendleton Bottling Works on Court Street. No damage reported. Lieutenant Moyden transferred. Lieutenant Guy Boyson and wife visited Pendleton then returned to Camp Lewis then San Francisco before September 7 for training. Lieutenant Borden led a ward at the base hospital at Camp Lewis.
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Fox No 12
Pendleton
Court Street
Moyden
Guy Boyson
Army Hospital Carne
Pendleton Yeaontay
Ofore
San Francisco
Camp Lewis
Borden
Oregon Military Police officer to lead Filial Rock Guard
T A Dixon of the Oregon Military Police arrives from Pilot Rock to assume sergeant duties, replacing W. Arthur in the Filial Rock Guard. Changes in Alba and district No 72 appoint teachers, Miss Duncan succeeds Miss Metty. Miss Wirth remains convalescent after surgery at St Anthony's hospital. Indian reservation accident claims a boy’s horse damage. minor injuries reported. Hunters near Butter Creek. group from Pendleton joins the outing. details of meeting and movements provided.
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T. A. Dixon
Oregon Military Police
Filial Rock Guard
Pilay Reek
W. ¥. Arthur
Selools
Marie Mettie
Alba
Ethel Duncan
Obield set to return to Pendleton garage duties
Terwey Obield, aged officer, is due to be discharged from the army within a couple of days. He plans to resume charge of the Pendleton garage once medical clearance is received and remaining minor cases at the base are settled.
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Varney
Barney
Pendleton
Draft News and Nursing Exam Plans at Local Hospital
The report notes Mr Oldfield in draft jerving Pendleton awaiting a gate mechanic post and discharge upon return to Camp Santa. Miss Hurley graduates from Anthonys hospital and departs for Portland to take the state board exam for nursing, entitling her to a registered nurse certificate. The Army recruiting and county guard units anticipate changes, with new recruits entering and field drills scaling to twice weekly.
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Busine
Oldfield
Pendleton
Balter
Zune
Abin
Camp Santa
Miss Hurley
Mim May Hurley
Anthonys Hosplital
Portland
Misa Efurey
Dson Army Nore
Thin Branmeh Pa
August Balance Good Receipts For Amnaulin Red Cross Report
August receipts totaled 128 for the Amnaulin Red Cross with funds from the war fund 25 membership dues 89 Athena auxiliary 50 and other towns adding varied amounts. Beginning balance 20 608 797 plus receipts brought total to 20 915 1% with disbursements including various expenses and transfers leaving a cash on hand of 16 841 04.
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C. EB. Roosevelt
Bearden
War Fund
Athena
Auxiliary
Ferndale
Freewater
Hermiston
Meacham
Amapine
Rensipte
Adame Auxiliary
Freewaters
Méacham
Milton
Tanfi
Northwest rails grain flow with cars ample says Roth
John C. Roth chief of the railroad administration in the northwest claims there are enough railroad cars for grain and cattle moves. He says interstate commerce rules are strict but adequate for stocking and feed needs and that spruce division ships from Vancouver Wish daily. He notes wood and timber movements are steady though car shortages may arise later.
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Portland
Northwest
John, C. Roth
Dhief
Allroad Administration
Weet Feth
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roth
Daly
Vancouver
Oregon
Chicago
War Labor Loyalty and the Nation's Postwar Outlook
A defense of American labor's role in guiding wartime sacrifice and postwar policy. The piece argues labor’s support for the war boosted national effort and questions the future social and economic order, noting shifts in wages and worker influence. It references Camp Sherman and Chillicothe, noting 660 newspaper men among 30,000 camp personnel.
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Sherman
Chillicothe
Inman War Veteran Anxious for Victory Poem
William Monroe Fraker, 91, a veteran of the Haitian war who lived in Penmetcy four years, muses on the present war. He writes that he fears for his family and includes a poem urging victory and the hanging of enemies from trees. The piece reflects wartime anxieties and appeals for strength.
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Willam Monroe Fraker
Pen- Metcy
Milton Conference Appointments Made
The Milton Conference announces appointments for committees and presiding elders. Names include W J Fenton Portland presiding elder and J T French Portland. others listed are W Waldheck, Xedfernk, J Sehnery, and A Theroteitmam. Secretary XY Wood, and Albert Lingren, announce travel plans and meeting dates.
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Santh
Abia Pace
Nti Tela
Doheny
Abi
J. Fenton
Portiuend
Law Ty Borvedlig
Waldheck
Xedfernk
J. T
Portland
J & Seheney
Eider
da Grande
America Roll Todays Casualties In Action
Reported casualties for today include wounded and killed with details unclear from the OCR. Names, units, and locations are not fully readable, but the notice cites military action, medical care, and family impact in a general update.
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Wamily
Remedy in Drugstores Sells Across the Land
A garbled ad style passage touts a health remedy available widely in drugstores. The text warns readers to avoid impure substances and suggests antacid like effects. It promises free medical guidance and claims broad accessibility.
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Mt. Raintor
Hidimon Commercial Agiontation
Tive
Long Beach
Charles McAlvay
Long Beach California
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Pendicton Motor Sales Co
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Arthur Guiliford
Carter
Mm Avel Koow
Noth
Nano Parr
George
Adams and
Westen
Jax
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Unitilin
Ted Cron
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Martha McCann
Arcade Theatre of Reconstruction
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Camp Lewl
Bern Moll
Camp Lewla
United States Army
Thapkin
Bond
Bond Bros
Pendleton Leading Clothier
Elgin
Miss Wirth
Madeline Wirth
Hi. Anthony's Hospital
Eimer Johngon
Butter Creek
Bo Fletcher
Pendiptun
Nnt
Phetem
Marty Otter
Tern
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Chen
Mit
Compans
Aratille County
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Eulers
America
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lNrinia
Tabor
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Anters
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Hitawey
SONOR
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Acticin
Wolk
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Tm Motion
George J
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Bililah
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Wai
Chauwatndind
Miles Gratte
Ore
Wolltbed Heverels
Ria G. Wikington
North Wakima
Keri M. Horton
Selah
James HM. Tiooks
Oreville
Ioe Qol
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Spokane
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Set Orr FF
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