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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
2
The ad touts Hart Schaffner & Marx clothing as superior all wool garments with durable fit and color. It contrasts real wool with camouflaged cotton blends and promotes the label as a guarantee backed by the store’s conscience. Prices listed include 25.00, 27.50, 30.00, 35.00.
A garbled notice lists assorted home goods including curtains draperies towels and pillows with unclear pricing. The fragment hints at a sale or promotion but provides no coherent details or entities.
A thrift shop advertises new clocked hose available in all sizes with a food assortment. It offers Pair 35c or 3 for $1.00 and Thrift Stamp 3 for $1.25.
An appeal urges citizens to buy thrift stamps now as a duty to support the boys serving abroad and the country, warning that each stamp funds more ammunition against Kaiserism and strengthens the war effort.
Advertises gray and khaki military yarn with no limit on quantity. Price 85e per skein plus thrift stamp valued at 1.10. Indicates buyers can obtain as needed and adds thrift stamp detail.
Practical and economical washable rags offered in multiple sizes 24x36 27x54 and 36x72 with prices ranging from 1.00 to 3.50. Thrift Stamp options available for select sizes.
Fragmentary wartime note references Amerigan labor and devotion to a finish in London. The text mentions American delegates, leadership by Wile, and a claim that American efforts are essential to the war effort. Readable portions suggest a rallying speech on American industry and support.
The article reports on fuel shortages amid winter, detailing government aims to prevent shortages for the season. It notes focus on protecting households, guiding transport to prioritize essential supplies, and deploying fuel damper controls. Officials warn of potential shortages and call for wartime efficiency and safety.
British colonel expresses optimism about the war as reports hint at progress and potential decisive moves forthcoming amid uncertain fronts and tightened Allied coordination.
A street collision in Athena involving Kant Onegonhan and Charlie Irim’s property damaged the Ford and left no injuries. Residents Mr and Mrs Irnewt Chandler and Aire Vestnor Maslin visited Touchet Suanslay. several local staff changes and retirements were noted including Superintendent J O Munemhou.
William Baker of Adams has died in California after a cancer fight. He moved to Holpvend, California decades ago with his wife and family, owned a mill, and lived in the area for about 19 years. He is survived by his widow and two children, with burial plans pending in Adams.
In Washington today reports indicate Moran ships are being prepared at sea as grain cargo operations proceed. The latest dispatch notes efforts to safeguard cargo and coordinate with port authorities amid ongoing shipping concerns.
Masai leads Masai AMIENS to a commanding win over GES at the CT arena in a high flying event. CT spectators witnessed sharp performances as AMIENS secured top marks and GES struggled to respond.
An OCR fragment promotes lemon based lotion as a cheap skin whitening cosmetic. It references fresh lemons, orchard white components, and application methods to beautify the skin. The text also mentions preorders and delivery details, though many words are garbled and unclear.
A garbled OCR note references Allied leaders and front line events near the western front. It mentions a commander and a high command figure, with unclear phrases about fortifications and a proclaimed arrival or meeting at the front. The text is distorted, but indicates wartime coordination and command mentions.
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