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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
10
New Today BoimB Idaho reports a violent disturbance at the state penitentiary with inmates killed and a warden injured. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference is made to Fremont county sentencing and a neighbor dispute.
Fragmented wartime style notice urges posting a paid advert to fill a room quickly. It stresses that per day cost of vacancy mounts losses and calls for a renter who will stay and pay, highlighting urgency and financial impact.
Baer, Dec. 191- Ira Langles, a well known 16 Itya Valley rancher, was shot yesterday morning by an unidentified assailant while talking with two colleagues. A gunman hidden in brush fired, killing Langley instantly. The sheriff’s posse searches the area as his widow and family grieve.
Jade Pénilleton Lidge No. 8 announces a Thursday December 19 meeting followed by a school tournament at Brother Roy W. Hither’s home. Cap. A. RB. C. will arrive from France and preside. A Mite doll of WHaxperiences and buffet luncheon will be served. Members urged to be present by Exalted Leader THs. FITZGERALD, Reee.
Fragmented OCR shows classified ads about room rentals and real estate listings. Entries mention a modern seven or five room house with water heat, wood floors, and terrace in Laurelhurst Portland, priced around 5500, plus a modern three-room cottage elsewhere for 2590 and another property for 2000. Also notes a deadline to submit copy by 1:30 PM publication day and miscellaneous carpet advertisements.
Sale ads offer cows bale Cap and produce hauling in Pendleton listings. Also notices for sale items, a man seeking foremanship, rental requests, and moving services by Pendlasd Bros Van. Includes addresses and phone references for Pendleton Oregon.
Notice is given that Pendleton Improvement District Nos 4 6 series 1 7 and 11 will be paid on presentation to the under signed at the National Bank Pendleton Calimity Caen Hen end bonds connes Deatte 1H Pats pe wert ine ANC Raa LES BD Treasurer Deputy signed by Wits Wieitemen
Fragmented OCR text mentions custody, funeral attendances, and a death in the city. William Delaney, 25, allegedly in custody and facing a nine something, was to marry Roam Kemp’s son. Kemp died suddenly last year.
In Astuta Oregon authorities report a federal seizure aboard a vessel bound for delivery. Officers found contraband liquor concealed on the deck while inspecting arrivals. No arrests or charges were reported in connection with the seizure.
A fragment outlines old health guidance for Spanish influenza: use bed rest, stay quiet, take a laxative, eat nourishing food, and maintain strength. It claims nature is the only cure, reflecting era voice and limited medical understanding. The text reads as a public health snippet or instructional notice from an past period.
A fragmented historical medical extract cites legendary epidemics from ancient times and urges rest, sleep, hydration, and quinine based remedies. It describes epidemics attributed to influenza like fevers, with cautions on contagion and the importance of open air, warm bath, and herbal tonics. It includes references to Hippocrates and early medical guidelines for patient care and relief.
Portland yard buyers push steady prices as cattle demand remains firm. Report notes prime and choice cattle holding near previous levels with spot market activity mixed among classes. Hog prices steady with modest shifts. mutton markets show little change amid light daily trade and lamb values near steady.
Copenhagen dispatch reports a sudden reversal of strategic plans as Hiagun, gyreemgndent of ABR NTenne, announces changes on December 19. The unexpected move unsettles officials and shifts anticipated negotiations, signaling a new course for the organization.
A wartime dispatch claims that Allied representatives considered a settlement involving German evacuations and territorial adjustments. It cites proposals including occupation concessions in Alsace Lorraine and Rhine areas, with Italy and other powers referenced. The report notes Ludendorff urged renewed offensive a day after the discussions.
Classified notice advertising a neatly furnished opname at 265 West Webb and a five room furnished house for rent, with phone contact 564.
A wounded World War I veteran from the Lost Battalion arrives at a San Francisco hospital after Verdun and Chateau Thierry battles. The report highlights Private Charney Gray of Huaraka California as part of the rapid Argonne unit. Gray recalls a German officer asking surrender and the line “For hell, major” as troops held their ground.
Dr. Decis Elmer EF Femington, 40, was arraigned in the justice court yesterday on the charge Nadod. He was placed under $1500 bonds to appear before the grand jury in May.
A garbled message references headache relief and needing air or rest. Mentions James, Kintost, and a request to send something to ease symptoms. Content is unclear but centers on seeking aid for discomfort and mental calm.
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