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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1918
Page
4
A fragmented ad lists subscription options by mail and carrier. Items include daily, semi weekly, and monthly plans with durations ranging from one month to one year and prices noted in cents or dollars. Strong entities are subscription terms and price figures.
A short, reflective poem fragment explores the urgency of expressing love today before it vanishes. The speaker urges action now, noting tomorrow may bring loss and the beloved could slip away, leaving yearning and memory.
In Winston Churchill's authority as director of munitions, he states that England now has more serviceable guns than at the start of the Picardy battle and that all airplanes lost have been replaced twice over. He adds that England now makes more airplanes in a week than was produced previously in the same period.
A historic 1914 report notes gains in munition production in England France and Italy and rising US strength. It cites rapid rifle output rising from 2,500 to 11,650 weekly, daily ordnance spending near 13 million, cattle slaughter for army feed, and a Navy growth to 352,762 officers and men. It emphasizes equipment and logistics over manpower, warning Kaiser Germany seeks quick victory.
A wartime appeal urges Americans to reduce wheat consumption to aid the armies and allies. It proposes equal thirds from India Australia and Argentina, highlights transportation distances and costs, and urges buying Liberty Bonds. Joe Despain is praised for service and a victory at Pendleton depot is hoped for. It ends with garden weather notes and coal concerns.
From the Daily East Oregonian April 346 1490 a tense note details a supposed midnight prowler entering the residence of & Jackson on Webb Street. Lady of the house Lonnetta convinced that a prowler committed the deed. County Clerk Hartman is in Fortland on business. A heated bet of 190 dollars arises over a street paving plan to Main Street and south of town. J M Leec er Spokane Falls visit. R Alexander buys land in Reserve addition from H Z Owens. Gorm e of Piewaso should be expelled from the feed. This is a time when the system is susceptible to impurities in the blood.
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