All Middies and Smocks Must Go Sale
August clean up sale offers half price on a range of Middies and Smocks. Featuring rose green blue and pink options with white also available. Limited quantities remain as discount applies to remaining stock.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1918
Page
2
August clean up sale offers half price on a range of Middies and Smocks. Featuring rose green blue and pink options with white also available. Limited quantities remain as discount applies to remaining stock.
A partial price line shows various grade labels such as 1.50 1.75 2.00 and 4.00 followed by unreadable filler text. The readable figures hint at a catalog or pricing section but offer no complete context or item descriptions.
Fragmentary OCR text shows stray symbols and repeated phrases. No clear persons organizations places dates or events are readable to form a coherent news item.
An advertisement urges buyers to store embroidery items for next year, highlighting a wide stock of cambrics Swiss nosing and con vent patterns. It lists numerous embroidery types with varied prices and emphasizes savings by purchasing early for future use.
A local sale advertises bold discounts on pajamas and night shirts. Items include Pajamas at 1.25 and 0.79, with listed clean-up prices and various sizes. Separate rousers are noted as popular, and a new jet sleeve noted among the changes.
Fragmented report covers arson damage, police actions, and local events from Aug 1946 era across Washington and Oregon towns. Mentions planning tunnel, fires, arrests, school programs, potato prices, and river projects with scattered names and places.
A fragmented clipping reports Navy actions labeled bone dry policy under Ly Daniels. The text lists officials and dated notes about service and enforcement, though line breaks obscure full meaning. Further readable phrases indicate a governmental or military order affecting personnel or operations.
A garbled OCR fragment references Pirie and a related event or site. Readable elements mention a place name and possible activity but lack clear details or dates. Further restoration needed to identify participants and outcome.
Washington August 3 The American army in France is supply deprived with bread made solely from wheat flour. Deterrents nearing general mobilization threaten supply. new targets aim to ration 14 sacks of flour daily for bread. Officials warn adjustments may delay victory tempo until wheat shipments access France.
A cow tale from Wael. Ave notes a 24 year old woman, Mary Grerwe, and her family relation to a cow with renmelaile feeaid fur. She kept her property with four Neifer Chives Inkdde nf wine grar, having two mine of wire. The cow is described as crossing between the Jersey and Durham locales at 22 munthe.
Fragmentary report cites Auderson and local firms discussing a ship launch. Details are garbled. text references the Chamber of Commerce and district firms but lacks coherent facts, dates, or outcomes.
Hood River Ore Aug 24 Lee fer Harrie formerly resided with his wife George W Allen in Arkdale district died from wounds received while driving on ambulances in Praties. The ambulance was blown up by a bomber Herrin who linked with Columbia University contingent arrived in Finncey daly 1617. He died for bravery in the Preekh war eros.
Aug. 24. A comfort atte club for seamen with reading and lounge facilities opens in Seattle Harbor. The project aims to offer rest, relaxation, and literacy resources to sailors visiting port, with plans for periodic events and volunteer support.
A Norwegian Lutheran church effort plans to set up many sleeping rooms in the Campbell building on First Avenue and Marton by the sea. The initiative, titled men’s mission, aims to provide immediate lodging.
United States Polish volunteers in France reported by cable from General Archieard describe a July 26 attack in which one company annihilated a battalion. All objectives were reached and the assault won a citation. several Polish officers were killed directing their men, with others dying in the firefight.
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