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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1918
Page
7
For sale one large platonnm one small gudsencek wayor and one wet single hurnon in care of Endlesston Fruit Company listed at Court 710. Contact W A Miles in Daego for transfer and Qrayage. Lost leather top of yupmobile owner to return to Ste ward office.
Classified item notes a found auto license numbered 2553 with owner contact needed. Details are incomplete in the clipping but indicate a return effort and may require verification by local office.
An old time home recipe promotes darkening faded or gray hair using sage tea with sulfur. It claims the mixture leaves hair darker, shinier, more attractive, and lasting through repeated applications. The text also digresses into unrelated wartime industrial notes and incentives.
In Washington, officials announce a mobilization for the fleet with a goal to exceed 50,000 tons. Details outline wartime production and coordination led by Director General Schwab for the upcoming three months.
Readable ad copy touts CAMEDA as source for Anaco amateur cameras and professional quality. It promises to show Anaco models and guides to taking better pictures. Includes mentions of Anaco BSpeediex Film Cyrko Paper Anect Chembents and miscellaneous supplies.
Market report from Portland shows a light cattle entry with few lots on offer. Buyers showed interest in prime and choice steers and heifers, with prices generally steady under mild wind and thin turnout.
A garbled OCR fragment from a DMV or legal notice includes unreadable names like MARINTA and Chie Awe 7 and scattered phrases about charges and regin. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret, with numerous misspellings and nonstandard terms, offering no clear action, date, or jurisdiction.
Vienna witnesses a potato hunt craze as city folk roam farms to barter with farmers for vegetables. People dig and share, with farmers sometimes demanding two pounds of potatoes for access. The scene reflects a wartime economy where barter replaces money in rural Austro-Hungarian towns.
TAIMENCEAU RECEIVES VOTE OF COS PIDESCE AS PARIS A REGIME LEADER. PREGLER WINS SUPPORT IN GOVERNMENT TODAY, AIDED BY GESTURE FROM PARIS ALLIANCE. CONTEXT UNFAMILIAR, LOCAL OFFICIALS COMMENT ON SHIFT.
The chamber backed the vote of confidence on a proposed amendment. Ballot tallies showed 312 for and 1 against, with the issue tied to selecting an amendment to call the 1920 class of members.
President Witton sent greetings to Swiss and other leaders as Honduras announces joining a new alliance. The message celebrates a national holiday and signals Honduras aligning with a major power bloc, indicating shifts in regional diplomacy and US influence.
In San Mathio Australia reports that Paul Bowdry a former carpenter who went to France early in the war to serve his native country has died in the front line trenches. Bowdry held 43 years and is survived by a widow.
Official announcement fixes the next Liberty loan campaign with opening on September 4 and closing October 1. The loan amount is estimated between ten and twelve billion dollars, rate about 10 percent, as Secretary McAdoo returns to Washington. Certificates of indebtedness totaling $2,155,825,000 are now outstanding in anticipation of the Fourth Liberty Loan.
Officials at Camp Zachary Taylor announce a plan to raise the number of officers in the artillery training school from 10,000 to 30,000, reflecting an expanded program and heightened demand for trained artillery leadership at the Kentucky base.
A terse phrase notes methods to locate ask or dispose of items using the clack fled. The fragment hints at a sale or inquiry process amid unclear context. No further details are readable to identify people places or organizations.
A large increase is announced as Zachary Taylor Lee announces a move to a new site near Stithon Kentucky about twenty miles from Lewiston. The camp will house a growing number of officers and troops as the school relocates, increasing the population of the cantonment to about 20,000.
In Los Angeles a 19 year old man named A T Claude Grienwunk was shot dead in an alley behind Mrs Mary Burden's home on Season Ave. He had gone there with Raymond Giddings aged 4 and Mrs Parton's Brandston. While the boy drank water inside, Grienwunk stood in the alley and was shot. A passerby and deliveryman found him dead in the yard pond shortly after.
Seattle has been authorized to issue bonds for a bridge electric plant project to serve war industries along the Big River. The plan, debated by the Federal Reserve committee in San Francisco and appealed by Mover Hannon and others, was supported after President Wilson's interest was noted. The total issue amounts to $3,500,000 across calendar year commitments.
A garbled 1940s style report notes Learville aliens, previously sentenced for unspecified wartime offenses, were re-arrested on a Presidential warrant as dangerous aliens while departing Pourraj a. The article mentions U S wartime security measures, German connections, and possible postwar implications, with unclear names and places due to OCR damage.
Bus lines show Weston to Pendleton at 48 minutes after, and 12 45 pm. Athen to Pendleton at 6 am and 1 pm. Adems to Perdiston at 8 39 am and 1 20 pm. Pendleton to Westcoast from ADon Knight Store at 10 m and 4 pm. OTH MoM ERIN driven.
An early 20th century health advertisement promotes reduced meat intake for back pain and kidney issues. It touts Jad Salts with lithia as a daily morning remedy and claims benefits for kidneys, bladder, and urinary organs, describing it as a safe effervescent drink used by many to prevent serious kidney disease.
In Santander Spain a probe reveals a United States submarine unmanned vessel arrived under its own power and communicated with another submarine. A French steamer reportedly sank and its crew perished. the Spanish government has issued messages about the incident.
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