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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows various Oregonian and delivery terms with inconsistent spelling. Mentions by mail and carrier options, months and amounts such as 34.09, 3.60, 176, 298, 7.58, 1.9, 0.61, and 0.64. Lacks coherent context, dates, or names to establish a complete notice.
A fragmented verse figure by Hobert Graves reflects on death and memory. The speaker asks loved ones not to mourn after being killed and hints at being buried yet alive within the lines. The piece conveys haunting, intimate emotion and resigned farewell.
The feature notes Uncle Sam's aid for railroads, focusing on future development and the western states, with Oregon cited as an example. It discusses overall funding and policy questions, highlighting how federal support could shape expansion and growth in the western United States.
The article argues railroads opened sparsely populated Crook County and surrounding interior Oregon, enabling growth and new counties. It warns private ownership alone may not develop vast lands and resources, urging stronger government involvement, with Uncle Sam in the game for full results.
The veil lifts on Allied feats from July 15 to November 11 as Germany admits defeat. The text recalls the 119 days of intense combat and valor shown by troops, urging reflection on the price paid for victory and the contribution of all servicemen.
New York World reports estimates from General Pershing on American casualties in the Argonne Meuse battle, noting about 300,000 Americans involved and roughly 50 percent more than Waterloo armies, with comparisons to Gettysburg and Second Marne. The piece emphasizes dramatic scale, endurance, and historic significance of the engagement.
General Pershing informs the War Department that wounded lists cannot be completed before December 27 and death lists cannot be finished before December 20. Difficulties overseas in gathering and forwarding casualty news cause delays as lists travel by mail, not cable, due to limited capacity.
An old ad fragment touts Dr. Dimes' Headache Powders as fast relief for nerve headaches. It promises near instant, pure relief at 10 cents a packet and urges readers not to suffer, claiming the product ends agony and distress quickly.
A brief urging readers to keep liberty bonds and thrift stamps for possible future need. Emphasizes prudent finance and readiness for unexpected expenses, suggesting these savings as a safety net for a rainy day.
An East Oretonign item notes Beverly Carter recovering from a crescent injury at the new belch building on Main Street. J Morphy buys a property. Loewna contends over materiel. Hawn pays for repairs. Ra Raker County records are cited with county maps and local officials.
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