Certified Draft Lists Ordered Revised
A notice states that certified draft lists are ordered revised. Details on the revision scope and responsible office are not provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1917
Page
1
Reconsideration of All Dependency Cases in Army Draft Review
A garbled dispatch references a push to revisit dependency cases as the draft list is revived. It notes remarks by President and adjutant general about family status impacts, with mentions of reviews, revisions, and potential policy shifts affecting wartime conscription and related classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.A
Eoktern
Ontormiie
Maesr
Dave No
Howe
Rovishoene
Anti War Leader Calls for Mass Mobilization
A distorted OCR passage portrays anti war rhetoric charging readers and editors with promoting draft resistance and undermining government. It cites a national propaganda scheme, press alignment, and efforts to influence public opinion, mentioning editors and readers across the country.
Warhington Ang 3% Party Banner Leavers At Work
Unclear OCR text describes party banner activity near White House. Mentions Chari BH robb of the Dhr rrist and women at Wirty Hinder home. Incomplete fragments reference writing protest or public display with uncertain names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhington
Ang
Robb
Dhr
Jevruta
Shipping 15 Cars of Prunes Daily From Milton Preewater
Prunes are shipping at a rate of 15 carloads daily from Milton Preewater country, owner Dy Banddin of Freewater Tires reports. Prices range from $40 to $60 per car with potential further advances. hay shortages loom as 1000 tons remain uncontracted and costs rise to $17 per ton, affecting feed availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jondy
Milton Preewater
Dy @ Banddin
Frange
Shipping Route From New York to Valparaiso Under Charter
Report notes a devised shipping line from New York to Valparaiso in the Armenia by the mbbp. W. oirace & (iH) are chartered as owners for the run with the vessel UPVTADine slated to carry specified cargoes under the direction of the shipping board. They will commence freight trips under government charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New
Fashion Id 200 Locked To Be Style This Winter
A fragmented item discusses fashion trends for winter, noting statements about chic apparel and military-era references. The readable text mentions stylish wear and a focus on home attire, with unclear names and dates due to damage.
U S Fighting for Germany Says Daniels
President Daniels declares the United States will fight for Germany’s defeat until victory is won urging sustained effort and national unity. He says America must aid the Allies and continue the war until Germany is defeated and the world is secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Peice
America
Meehan
Americie
Cerin
Oenectoa
Nowyie
War library drive boosts Oregon fund total
Salem reports a war library drive in September aims to raise 55,000 dollars. Harry Cloak, acting director of the Adneriein Library, said the drive supports the War Emergency Fund. Secretary Baker’s representative Cornelia Atarvit discussed federal support and Northwest camp arrangements with local officials.
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Salem
Oreguny
Durinc War Library
Ace
Harry Cloak
Felf
Adneriein Library
Baker
Donk
Mie
Cornelia Atarvit
Bhd
de Equivetert
Wathington
Residents urged to conserve water amid supply scare
A local advisory urges residents to reduce irrigation and curb outdoor water use on certain days to preserve the dwindling supply. Officials note a price of inaction could threaten street sprinkling, while the Water Committee plans alternate measures and seeks new sources to prevent drought impacts.
Water contamination case in Pendhoed residents questioned
Reported confusion over water contamination allegations centers on Brown of the water commission and a plant official, with claims that nine letters altered the water supply risk. Authorities say they investigated the contamination threat and potential misdirection in the supply incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendhoed
Italians Advance In Austro Italian War Drive Toward Tolmino
Italian forces claim dominance on the Etainaizen Plateau and push northwest toward Tolmino as a main objective. Front dispatches report rapid Italian advances near Tolmine and Montecaen with Austrian defenses narrowing the corridor. Rome says further progress extends toward Chinpevane valley while German forces attempt to cover gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Italan
Tolrine
Montecaen
Tolmine
Rome
Atlantic Poet Aue A- The Detraction of German Submarine
An Atlantic voyage ends in a torpedo strike on a British steamer. The submarine commander attempted a torpedo that failed, the vessel sank, and the crew evacuated to rafts and later reached a British ship after the German sub was sunk by the British submarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geerman Polirmerminte
Dev
Epfen
Earl Morrow Vessel Attack By German Diver
A fragile rescue account from a crewman aboard the Amelia Medical Corte describes a German dive attack at sea. The writer recalls waking to dawn, the ship's near-sinking, and a perilous struggle to reach safety as the vessel rode a heavy tide and debated fate before a rescue and recovery of the damaged craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Morrow
Amelia Medical
Lavigenda
Merron
Rene
Fee
Million crowd packs New York as parade honors war effort
In New York on August 20 a vast crowd estimated over two million lined Fifth Avenue to witness a five hour parade by the 27th division amid patriotic displays. President Roosevelt appeared briefly and received an ovation while crowds cheered flags, drums, and banners as war mobilization domininated the city street scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
Sendert
Corene
Trevimowal
Stree
America
Portland Club Remains $2.10 Fixture in Game Night
A late scoreline shows Portland Club holding a 82 to 70 edge as Uittipetey FF 15 leads with a notable 28 points. The erratic OCR text references unclear names and items but confirms the club’s steady price at $2.10 and a decisive win by a margin of 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uittipetey FF
Reverend Potwine Dies in California
Obituary notes the sudden death of Reverend Potwine in California. The report names associates and mentions surrounding arrangements and tributes amid community responses. Names and details are partially garbled, but the death is confirmed and local reaction is recorded.
Wheat price agreement reported amid market confusion
Washington August reports indicate a price accord on 1917 wheat with a market committee delaying final decisions. The event centers on competing bids and a majority stance among 22 entrants, while details remain unclear due to incomplete text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Price Caine
Ted
Orina
Wiper From Holst, TH Appeals Expitation Portlant Ave
Fragmentary report from a Portlant Avenue case involves a man charged with action against a wiper from Holst and a claim of support by his wife. The text is garbled but indicates a legal proceeding with domestic dependency and a discharge or expiation request amid unclear legal terms.
Earl Reconsiders Resignation From Round-Up Board
Fred Earl has reconsidered his resignation from the Hound Up board of directors at the urgent request of other directors and will remain in the lineup for the T8L7 show. His acceptance keeps Earl on the Round-Up's directing board as the year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Earl
Hound Up
Paving firm granted extra time for North Malin Street work
The city council approved an extension from September 1 for the paving contract on North Malin Street Madina Street and Willow Street. The contractor cites delays from a flood plant, labor shortages, and plan changes, pledging Willow Street by today and Malin Street by end of next week with Ash Street ready for hotel infrastructure work.
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North Malin
Madina Street
Willow Street
North
Malin
Matson Street
Malin Street
Bies
Ash Street
Peace prospects seen from pope reply in winter
Officials believe the President's response to the pope may yield peace this winter or by next spring. Military men see signs Germany is cracking under pressure and expect the Hbergis to push for German government reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Land deals reach 136000 in two sales
A reservation land deal with 165009 dollars and a sale of 100 acres from J A Lumen to Charles Potts were completed with levee work and outfit. WH Morrison arranged the transactions in Helix area. A second sale of 390 acres from Henry Koopke to Glenn Scott, including seven quarter sections on lease, brought 51100 dollars in the Helix vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Potts
J. A. Lumen
Ty WH. Morrison
Hellx
Morrison
Henry Hkoopke
Glenn Scott
Milton
Helix
Increase of Fifty Per Cent Expected in Wheat Acreage
Oregon eyed a 50 percent rise in fall sown wheat acreage led by County Agent leader Paul Marin after agriculture conferences in Spokane. Rye acreage also hoped to grow 41 percent with forecasts of regional demand and farm supply improvements. farmers seek financing to expand grows and markets for fall crops.
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Oregon
Ye Paul
Marin
du Parton of Agriculure
Epokane
Marie
Pequist
Siryter Marine
Sikektann Oeenterrne
Tye Sen
Anette
Eos
Harrah
Bork Haure
County Agent Provision for Umatilla County
A historical note discusses appointing a county agent for Umatilla County and references plans, approvals, and state-level tender hopes. It mentions officials such as Judie Mirah and Commissioner Andrew and notes efforts to secure funding or a competent person for community work in the area.
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Hellenne
Marie
Andrew
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