German U-8 to visit Portland for four day stay
The German submarine U-8, credited with destroying 10 Allied steamers and likely the last enemy sub to attack the Dover Straits, will visit Portland on October 4 for four days. Commander Lt. Cmdr. J. L. Nelson, U S N, announced the visit. The sub, built early 1918, carries a gun and 10 torpedoes, crew of 20, and saw action off Dover and in the Channel before being surrendered at Harwich.
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Straits of Dover
Fortland
Dover
Portland
J. L. Nelson
Baker
Sneppetinn
Germany
Netioh Channel
Winmboroven Head
Hingland
Adebrigge
Brent
Steanorn
Gucwin
Channel
Journal party departs Portland for Pendleton Round-Up
One hundred City members of The Journal Special party leave Portland on September 18 for Pendleton Round-Up aboard a luxury train with observation car barber shop and two diners. The group, led by John R. Leach and Roy Chisholm, has reserved seating near the Journal box and will arrive Pendleton at 5 am. The crew includes a large list of named attendees from The Journal and associated families, with W. Gibbes McAdoo and eight Washington guests prominent among organizers.
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Citty
Journal Special
Reptember
Pendleton
Journal
Journal Party
John R. Leach
Roy Chisholm
Chithaim
William Mehan
Walter 4. Miller
A. Stewart
J. Ke. Duffy
Earl J. Crowthers
BB. Remalrr
Brewing Brown
Fred Curran
A. W. Cook
W. W. Gerling
W. Watson
John F. Dick
J. HL Kolstermaon
Jack Kolsterman
Harry Kolsterman
Ss. Wilson
J. Smith
A. Kexran
AL Ryan
Austin DeCampi
Mra. Kinney
A. R Waterk
J. W. Watrek
Mies Grace
Fred Lowengart
George A. Pelman
A. Bolnom
Pierce
Mra
Fll. Moody
FI. Christensen
Lois Kirk Dunbar
FM. Shetler
Fred J. Ilrace
Silas Frances Ponnistone
J Lynch
Carl Giohe
Ate
William Whitefield
Tails Hresto
Tom Gions
John Patina
Treachurs
Wiliam Gibbe McAdoohin Wits
Andy
Washington
Hours for hunting ducks outlined for coming week
The hours during which hunting may begin and must cease, following the federal migratory bird season opening, have been prepared by Sol Baum for the first quarter and will be printed weekly during the duck season. The hours reflect the present standard daylight saving time.
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Sol Baum
Ward steamship Corydon sinks in Bahama Channel
Cap tain and 27 crew lost with ship Corydon. 21,850 bales of molasses aboard. Ward Line steamer foundered and sank in Bahama Channel Tuesday. Nine survivors clung to a lifeboat, drifting ashore exhausted. Captain Christenden perished with the vessel. roughly a dozen crew members were saved.
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Milam
Mia
Corydon
Magor
Bahama Chanel
Christenden
Sue
Union to Build $75,000 Hotel in Union
Union, Sept 12. A grand-scale hotel valued at 75000 is to be constructed on the old Lewis Place, now owned by Steve Hutchinson, following an announcement by M. Levy who oversaw the project. Prominent pioneer trustees backing the venture say the building is a community pride and a sign of faith in the area's future.
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UNION
fChrat-clare
Goel
Lewis Place
Steve Hutchinson
M.& Levy
First Christian Church
Mussarangion
Bible School
E. O. Draper
Christian Endeavor
Profexor Fleshman of Mind Behool
Chief of Police Behind Curious Sherlock Cupid Plot
A garbled report describes Chief Thoberts donning rubber heels for a Sherlock Cupid game. A telegram from Sheriff Wan author raised suspicion about a move involving a Round Up room and a Tuesday Portland arrival, hinting at matrimony plans.
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Polley Thoberts
Marleur
Happy Canyon gaming tables dusted off in renewed effort
The stable at Happy Canyon announces new managers W J Morrison and BE Flew Galette EBay Canyon, James HL Sturgis resigns after election to the board, new appointees to be familiar figures around the area. Mountains trees will decorate the landscape as the gaming tables return for four Hagerty canyon nights.
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Happy Canyon
W. J
Hilb
Morrison
Galette
Ebay Canyon Management
James HL Sturgis
Hagerty Canyon
Ikie
Five hundred fifteen veterans seek admission at Corvallis College
At Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis Sept 12 five hundred fifteen men with prior military service applied for admission to the college The credentials received exceed the prior year by about 110 percent signaling a likely enrollment rise Faculty members are canvassing Corvallis to reserve housing and arrange instruction The effort aims to accommodate all applicants efficiently and promptly Butter and farm notes follow in the edition
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Oregor
Agricultural Collesh
Corvallis
Corvallia
Collees
Peach Stew with Rice and Marmalade Cream
A recipe describes peeling and simmering ripe peaches until tender, draining, and halving to fill centers with orange marmalade mixtured with chopped almonds. Serve with a bowl of rice and an inch of whipped cream, served very cold.
Prohibition Era Satire Phrases Echo Confused Rhetoric
A tangled jumble of slang and garbled phrases references prohibition era themes. Names like Sue and Moon and terms such as moonshine appear in a fragmented, unclear snippet that suggests a satirical or coded note rather than a coherent report.
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Flanders
Groeningly
Harwich
Bartlett Pears
Pendleton Trading Co
Hudson
W. J. Kell
Pendleton Hotel
Cap
Fam Uy
H. F. Kimble Motor Co
Gan
Patrday
Sunsley
A. C
Sue and Moon
Miny
Mehanan
POST
Western Electric Farm
Charles Milne Pendleton, Obe
J. Edwin Sharp
Gisl
Inland Empire Bank
Cecil Cosper
Smith-Crawford Bide
Downey’s Market
Elgin
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