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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1917
Page
6
The readable text fragment suggests a delivery or subscription notice with names and dates, but the content is garbled. It mentions a maid, a year, a carrier, and a city or place, hinting at a distribution or service arrangement without clear details or verifiable entities.
The fragment hints at a craftsman, the weaver, wrestling with a flawed weave and lifelong pursuit. An elusory line hints at Helsinn Malden and a hidden song, suggesting a poetic vignette about craft, struggle, and identity.
Former Ambassador Gerard argues Germany cannot be overthrown or starved out. victory hinges on Allied superiority in equipment, food, munitions, ships, and aircraft. He warns the Kaiser cannot stop the Allied advance and asserts steady progress toward victory, with democracy the ultimate aim.
A 1918 style editorial urges balance between government food policy and farmer profit, warning against hoarding wheat while proposing a $2 per bushel minimum to spur production. It condemns disloyal resistance, calls for national welfare support, and notes auto accidents and Pendleton’s growth from rising water use.
Eskre W Allen of Oregon discusses state press reflections from the recent convention. The piece lauds editor cooperation, praises Pendleton efforts, and urges Oregon editors to unite for statewide community building and better press leadership.
In Chicago the president of the Canadian Pacific organizing campaign for recruitment among British and Canadian forces directs operations across the western United States. Colonel Denna leads the campaign with headquarters in Chicago. The aim is to separate workers from temptations of human nature and ensure disciplined labor in war production.
Fragmented note describes Company M and Panter family ties, a Port district draft board dispute, and a signed departure timeline. Mentions J A Potter, 210 South Main Street, and Manuel Pedy in a local wartime exemption context with unresolved filing potential.
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