Fragmented OCR civic notice brief from Pendleton area
Readable fragments mention Che at Pendleton and Berean, with scattered names and place references. The text is garbled and no clear action, date, or authoritative entity is identifiable.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1918
Page
4
Readable fragments mention Che at Pendleton and Berean, with scattered names and place references. The text is garbled and no clear action, date, or authoritative entity is identifiable.
The passage recounts English experts evaluating American capacity to build aircraft. They predicted 2000 machines in a year starting February 1, while U S boards aim for 10,000 to 20,000 in the same period using mass production. Critics say criticisms are political and aid the Kaiser.
The American public has saved billions under federal regulation of flour fuel and sugar prices. Cleveland miller E N Fairchild estimates flour savings alone reach 880 million since July with potential total gains up to 1.76 billion. He notes wartime shortages and price protection but acknowledges future mistakes while praising overall results and consumer protection by Uncle Sam.
Donald McKay, famed heart patient, recovering at Gus Ruane's home. Pendleton bicycle club forms, plans installment purchases to ease costs. Local collections faced theft during a dot era. William Slusher travels to The Ruakor after news of Justice Garrett’s family danger. Spokanee relocation noted for Garrett family. Cottonwood precinct notables Stubblefield Toner McCo Kelley Wood in Pendleton.
A fragmented wartime poem by Charles Eugene Pank laments Somme battles and horror while urging steadfast faith and divine protection amid chaos. The piece blends somber imagery with a call to endurance during conflict.
Howard Coffin head of the aircraft production board explains in the Saturday Evening Post that France shipment lag is due to systemic difficulties and time consuming obstacles. The article notes initial plans to use British airplane types and shift work to expedite production.
The text urges unity against sedition as Americans endure a death grapple with the Huns. It warns against divided allegiance and frames the allied push toward Amiens as a potential decisive moment. It then pivots to how the war issue shapes opinions of political candidates this year and ends with a casual remark on early rising.
Deceds James B Grubb transfers to Daniel J Mc Faul for 1.1 acres in Pendleton area. Ered Marxzh to Annie March 31 for 110 feet. Sophia Stein to Albert Stein transfer of parcels in NW 4-4 and Rec. 7 Trp 6 NT Ri. Hertle M Campbell to Dalay E Knotta $3450 for Lot 2 Block 1 South Addition Pitot Fook. Joseph St Peters et al to Friedrich Ranch $1 SW 1-4 Sec 32 Twp 2 N Ri 2h.
Evangeline BL McConnell transfers to Clem ent M. Howard and others involve several parcels described by metes and bounds in Oregon. Pearl FE Gletcher et ux sell to Olive Werner for 1 dollar in Pilot Rock. Mary A. Wilson et vir sell to Lewter Hi Hubert 8744. Lots and blocks in Bee and Pilot Rock. Army deserter F Benton captured near Ontario after desertion and transfer to Camp Lowell guards en route.
ENVOYS RETURN HOMF TETROORAD March 24 French Turkish and Italian envoys came back today to Volod a where they will stay. A state issue said they were returning main offields capacity. Return of Pelvin Portuguese and Greece envoys is expected. HOUSE TAKES UP FIGHT WASHINGTON The bitter party split in the senate over war conduct threatens to spread to the house Republicans are mounting stern charges answered by derigertath and war chiefs The bitter war hat led to many deadsraches.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair naturally. It claims week-by-week results with a few applications, promising a younger look and thicker, darker hair.
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