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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
7
Pendiston Commandery No 7 K T will meet Friday evening December 6 for business, election of officers, and related agenda items. The notice notes second-hand dealers and a rental tenant search context as part of the surrounding text.
London dispatch notes the Armistice may be extended soon as per Evening Standard understandings. A separate Dec 4 item states Bech government plans a swift return to beaconed arrangements, with no further details provided.
Rolled list of service members from multiple states with ranks including lieutenants corporals sergeants and privates. Names span Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and more with many typos. Several wounded or undetermined statuses noted.
A late afternoon program reshapes a weary Sparty lineup as adjustments and substitutions ripple through the roster. The change grinds on, affecting tempo and energy for the upcoming game.
Portland Deb 5 All livestock markets steady today with no price changes noted. Hog runs were heavy with 561 head shipped, cattle receipts light at North Portland and eighteen calves shipped. Prime steers ranged around 12.00, with other grades from 7.00 to 11.00, cows and heifers mostly 6.00 to 8.00.
Market report notes the sheep market remained steady with no price changes. Auction data shows 771 head offered, with buyers active and prices holding even as sales were completed.
Amsterdam Dec 4 Vienna dispatch says former Emperor Karl plans to enter Austria’s March elections leading a democratic monarchy party. The move signals a bold bid to influence Austria’s political future.
London papers argue President Wilson's presence at a peace conference signals the end of America's aloof stance. The Times and Telegraph quote the message, calling the trip a sacrifice likely to win European support and hasten conference progress.
A fragmented OCR note indicates an organized labor meeting forming in Gow Chie wakes with unclear context. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, but the reference suggests a labor group gathering in a local setting.
A readable health ad text urges drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of phosphate each morning to flush stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels. It claims to purify the system, improve digestion, and refresh the body, touting inexpensive phosphate products and a practice framed as a daily preventive. The content uses sensational language about toxins and cleansing effects.
The government seeks to retain influence over railroad unions nationwide as the Interstate Commerce Committee faced bombardment. The House as a whole supports some form of governmental control on the rails.
Washington daily dispatch reports a congressional debate on interpreting the peace terms with Wien. A resolution to interpret the terms is introduced, and a separate measure proposes open Senate sessions when considering the treaty.
The text states hunting is forbidden per the federal migratory bird treaty from sunset to one half hour before sunrise on the hunting grounds of Umetilla County for the month of Pacember.
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