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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1918
Page
7
A garbled notice seeks the owner to report a lost item. The message requests written claims to the Miles baggage transfer office and provides a phone contact for the office. It appears to be a damaged or unclear OCR fragment.
Fragmented notice outlines advertising rates per line per insertion and contract lengths in months. Mentions telephone inquiries for classified ads and options for longer contracts and multiple insertions.
A fragmented report notes surprisingly few American casualties in a 48 hour period amid ongoing operations. The text references names and locations in unclear phrasing, with mentions of Fred Ferguson and rampricans, and describes sparse deaths, ambulances, and station activity.
A promotional excerpt extols a morning routine and a tonic claiming to refresh the entire digestive tract. It urges waking to a clean, bright mouth, drinking a nutrient rich drink, and claims to ease headaches congestion and overall vitality through a supposed internal cleansing.
The text depicts shifting front lines with German dead in villages and woods while American dead occupy ridges. It mentions bombardment, trench works, and a retreat toward the Marne area, noting German forces renaming streets in a German-occupied zone.
North Portland livestock market opens the week with record cattle prices and strong demand. Extra good cattle brought high bids while overall offerings remained steady though some prices softened for poorer lots. Sheep and hog futures showed resilience as buyers sought ready stock at firm levels.
Paris dispatch reports German high command desires Romanian troops for the western front but cautions against releasing divisions due to unrest in Romania. A Rome-based source cites Minister von Mackensen asserting Romanian authorities resist troop withdrawal amid volatile public mood.
London July 30. Aotorwomen arrive in the capital amid provincial treacwos Gore. In Gl aenow women led fronts in years of conflict but city officials previously objected. The text notes rising male presence and changes in opposition dynamics.
Paris reports a troubled flight involving aviator Bevin during a cross country attempt. engine trouble forced an emergency landing and a runway setback. passenger remained unnamed. investigation to determine cause continues.
Paris Aus 6 The Stars and Stripes, the American soldier newspaper, announced it will abandon its sporting page until an allied victory brings peace.
A soldier detachment from Oregon Agricultural College left campus in the afternoon for the vicinity of Albany where they will camp for a time. One platoon under Lieutenant Carlo Marble will represent a German detachment, while Lieutenant Charles J. Robinson's outfit will confront the enemy. The camp will host a drills and war problem discussions with blank ammunition.
A public demonstration in Liège Belgium praised the Entente offensive on the Marne and featured strong citizen enthusiasm. The German governor reportedly ordered a 7 PM curfew for several weeks as the city faced fines for unrest and disruption.
The Motel La Salle management announces a daily beef and roast selections program during the food administration period. They pledge no inconvenience to guests, offering boiled beef, roast beef, steaks, grilled mutton chops, veal cutlets, pork tenderloin, lamb varieties, beef tongue, Virginia ham, pork chops, bacon, and beef byproducts in an attractive presentation.
May prove costly to call man a German in court as a New York dispute seeks $25,000 damages. The plaintiff, Robert F. Filia MecVleline, claims defamation linked to remarks at a meeting where allegations of loyalty to patriots and wartime ancestry arise. A Monday hearing involves Dr. Jonopn Winters and Dr Whater, who allegedly retorted in a German insult.
The third Earl of Tichfield, Thomas Prain de Arson, director of Nathanael Provincial Park, was found dead at Shugbers c o Park, Stafford, with a gunshot wound to the head. Police report a gunshot incident on the estate grounds.
A Swiss incident linked to a deadly epidemic prompts officials to tighten controls. Night curfews and travel restrictions are discussed while police deny aid to affected families. The tragedy renews debate over public health measures and compensation for workers amid rising concerns.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions wartime forces described as nationalities and a special session on a Monday. Names appear garbled, but the context implies a discussion of diverse troops or allies in a formal gathering.
In Salem Oregon a court process discusses penalties and fees related to a naturalization ceremony and related charges. The document references the Central Powers company and a figure of about 425 49050 dollars, with fees estimated to rise but then stabilize as adjustments begin in August.
State board weighs a plan to guard the penitentiary entrance with a guarded gate and wire fence. Warden Murphy notes the plaza remains closely approached, with traffic diverted from Fate Street toward the State Hospital and insane asylum grounds.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions medicines and surfaces, with garbled terms and unclear actions. It references medical items, a city or place name, and numbers, but the overall meaning is not discernible from the readable text.
A brittle OCR fragment claims a one-cent packet drug cure ends headache and neuralgia, mentioning instant relief and a fast acting pill. The legible items describe a purported inexpensive remedy sold in packets with simple directions.
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