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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text from Oregonian page with scattered proper nouns and addresses, lacking a coherent story or identifiable event to summarize into a proper two-line card. No clear person, organization, place, date, or outcome can be reliably extracted.
Fragmentary reminiscence describing a grandmotherly figure knitting during rain and awaiting a loved one named Alfred. A line recalls a letter home and a child’s room, ending with the mention of making an apple pie. The tone suggests a personal, domestic memory from a historical piece.
Fred Locktey highlighted in a New Democracy speech how wartime service broke social barriers. Workers, millionaires, duchesses, shop girls, rich and poor shared the same hardships and fare, forging common experience across classes.
The author argues that men and women have been appraised on a new basis through service tests. Upon return, they bring broader sympathies, fewer prejudices, and more humanitarian feeling. This shared experience will erase caste lines and benefit the nation as a whole.
Oregon should awaken says the Oregon Chamber of Commerce must avoid Portland domination and pursue broad development. The piece links federal power, tariff debates, and wartime economy with a call for an aggressive new state spirit and cites global war efforts and local pride in Fred Lockley’s safe return.
Real estate transfers listed include Mattlocd Bean to Karl Gillinders and many others with specified lots and sections. Transactions mention several grantees, grantors, and parcelas across townships and ranges with nominal sums and property descriptions in NW and SW quarters, lots, and sections.
Washington reports on German propaganda efforts delayed by the Lusitania sinking and editor search, with Bernstein and Bierask cited. November 1, 1916 dispatch notes peace propaganda efforts, while Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ad promises relief for coughs and croup with urged careful use.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous land parcels and transfers with section, township, and range references. Names include Coldwell Mabgt Hows and Emmett Anton, with prices around 1 to 4100. The text appears garbled and interleaved with stray phrases about a helper wanted.
Mr. P. Marweed of Auburn New York writes he suffered distress after meals headaches and indigestion for two years until starting Chamberlain’s Tablets. The remedy corrected these conditions in a short time and his health has been good since taking two small tablets daily.
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