Lone American Soldier Welcomed Home at Oregon Port
Sergeant Leland A. Kaufman of Headquarters Troops Second Division returns from France with Joe the war horse. He is greeted by Portland officials, police boats, glee clubs, and women reserves as they honor him and the horse aboard the patrol launch. The horse carried Major General Omar Bundy in key battles including the Marne. Kaufman was gassed and wounded at Chateau Thierry on July 18.
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York
Mec
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Tarsport
Oregonian
France
Royal Awalcome
Glee Club
Joe
Omar Bundy
Marne
Washington
Kaufman
Chateau Thierry
Ningh
New Hydraulic Mining Activity Grows in Grass Valley Region
Historic hydraulic mining expands across Nevada, Placer, and Sierra counties. Tests and installations renewed, with operations at Dutell Flat and surrounding areas. Large-scale ditch and sluice networks were built in the Sierras, extracting hundreds of millions of gallons of water and reshaping mining and farming interests amid legal pushback during the 1880s.
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Grass Valley
Dutell
Merois
Connernet
Hemn
Rau
Nevalla
Pineer
Sierra
Pitinas
Sierras
Polluian
Farm building plans aid in efficient and humane barns
The article discusses plans by the National Lumber Manufacturers Association to provide work plans and models for barn and silo construction. It highlights benefits of modern, ventilated, and well arranged structures, plus pilot materials tailored to regions. It notes the role of agricultural agents and farm bureaus in promoting durable, well-painted farm buildings that improve comfort for animals and labor efficiency.
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Saryn
Vilzsborhood
National Lumber Manufacturee Association
Ita
Haya Cooper UK
Thn
Tral Colleges
Slicawake
Atlenal Crop Improvement Service
Farm Bureau
Runaway car at depot kills two, injures a dozen
A runaway freight car at Pacific freight depot caused two deaths and twelve injuries after derailing into a street near Mangas City. Debris impoundment permits were discussed by a federal commission as engineers assess safety and cleanup.
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Ransar City
Pacific Freight Depot
Wooolieenen
Mangas City
Kant
No News of Exodus of Negro Families Reported
Fragmentary police notes indicate no report of conversations with or actions regarding black families said to have left Croc River area or lynching mobs near Woodson. No officer has reported news on Christians or others said to be inside Ogden, despite daily duties.
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Mita Woodson
Chieti T. 2
Brownigg
Ogden
Ehtut
Japanese Language Rapidly Passing in the Hawaiian Islands
In Hawaii Japanese language schools may cease within 30 years as second generation Japanese Americans prefer English. Bishop Imamura notes children in Honolulu already favor English texts over Japanese. Hawaii’s 210,000 population includes about 97,000 Japanese, with forecast that Japanese born residents may become a territorial electorate majority within twenty years.
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Mall.j
Hawaii
Imamura
Tongwan l Peigslon
Thealands
Hontuwlu
Hawai
Territorial
Trytr
L. U. Pinkham
Band Leader's Wit Ends Fight at Molllili Field
Nov 25. The quick wit of the marine corps band leader halted a fight at Molllili Field during a football game between marine corps and Hawaiian infantry teams. As fists rose, the leader began the Star Spangled Banner and both sides dropped to attention, saluting and ceasing the brawl. No further disorder followed.
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Marine Corps
Molllili Field
Soltice
Money rates and currencies steady in Mercantile report
The New York mercantile exchange shows no change in sterling and Mexican dollars. Francs, yen, and dollars remain steady with cables at 5.45 and 6.27 for Tiemand. Demand for guilders and other listed currencies holds firm while time loans show strength.
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New York
Cables
Ioana Strong
Nechaned
Kilties On The River Rhine At Co logne
British forces on the Rhine flank report a German withdrawal overnight at Cologne as crossing forces breached bridges. German boats withdrawn leaving towers dark and lines cut, raising questions about retreat and near dawn presence on the east bank.
Brunswick Plays All Records As They Should Be
Brunswick operates a full record service, spinning every disc with precision. The shop confirms it plays all records correctly and maintains proper tempo, tone, and fidelity across genres for loyal customers.
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Brunswick
Arrival of Scotch Infantry Sparks City Pause
Rumor of allied army troops creates a rush in the streets as journalists and vendors report the approach of Scotch infantry. Crowds press toward the wards while bagpipes echo through the square and Healey signals a moment of quiet before the bustle resumes.
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Alchiscora
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National Air Stops
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Browning Bros. Co
Hudson Ave
Ogden Utah
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