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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1917
Page
4
An editorial discusses cavalry usefulness in WWI style conflicts, noting its reduced role as aircraft perform reconnaissance, with tanks and air power reshaping warfare. It cites Cambrai and Italian fronts to illustrate shifting balance and the diminishing value of horse soldiery in current combat.
Poem by Janet Gargan urges immediate aid to those in need. It recalls trench hardships and a call to action to support humanity without delay. The verse contrasts domestic vanity with battlefield suffering and appeals for compassion and assistance today.
A San Francisco opinion column denounces Russians of Bolshevik sympathy as unfit for service and calls for their jail, arguing they would desert when hardship tests the nation. The piece condemns any stance seen as weakening the Allied cause and asserts loyalty to Serbia as a test of character.
Forest Service experts praise a three decker barge able to carry 2 700 sheep for summer grazing at the head of Lake Chelan Washington opening rare range to about 75 000 sheep. The plan uses a towed barge and railroad support with a larger vessel planned for next season.
A fragmented 28 year old item references Pendleton and nearby figures in a small town scene. It mentions Pat Kine wheeling a barrow around a principal point, a potential social gift, and a lettered exchange involving a wife, a half pound boy, and Dr W Vincent, with notes of a Wilmette Valley origin.
Fragmentary notes show Ladder Company electing a foreman and Walter Wells as fire chief. Partial text mentions men and duties, with references to balling sowne re and other gear amid war and secrecy of fire and rot shell.
A garbled letter from FRANK Lak at Naval Training Sinton California describes wartime youth, mothers, and a plea for boys to join and train. It mentions a death toll, examinations, and reactions to war news, conveying personal anxieties and limited clarity among readers.
The ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a potent remedy for scrofula and other humors causing pimples drops and boils. It touts a proprietary mix of roots and herbs claimed to purify blood and restore youth, urging readers to keep a bottle on hand.
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