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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1918
Page
5
The editorial urges senators to discuss peace conference topics now while allies stand united and wartime leadership endures. It condemns a pettifogger approach and warns that delaying decisions until later would erase momentum and strain postwar governance as March 4 approaches.
A patriotic verse praises American resolve along the Rhine front. It lauds Yankee soldiers, New World standards, and the banner as the emblem of a revived realm. The poem frames the Rhine as a symbol of liberty and help from allies.
Enator Enator Lodge argues that secret diplomacy freedom of the seas economic barriers arms reduction and the league should not be decided at the coming peace conference. He says the conference should not address vital humanity topics and would prevent learning from wartime lessons. His stance alienates Wilson Lloyd George and Clemenceau.
Umatilla county reports a voting strength of 9000 and notes 7000 adult members secured for the Red Cross. The workers are praised for their progress.
A brief health note urges systematic breathing practices both morning and night as a good safeguard against colds and other ailments. It invites readers to try the regimen as a simple preventive measure.
Senator Lodge rejects a League of Nations aim to curb wars and reduce armaments and also opposes elevating the United States Navy to par with England. His contrariness is noted as exceptional.
Those who completed their Christmas shopping early can now rest easy as the season approaches without rush or flu concerns. The brief note suggests confidence in safe, timely purchases and a calm holiday period ahead.
Fragmentary text warns against operating near the north pole and mentions checking sanity before flight. It derails into garbled phrases about cold feet and a misaligned line about women attempting something. The passage reads like a corrupted OCR with nonsensical insertions.
Report from East Cniaonian dated December 24 recalls marriages in Grande Indiana to John Beamer and Kunie Badgett, Wilkin P. York and Ida May Rhiothes, a diphtheria outbreak in Keho and Porter neighborhoods, and a Marons banishment tied to lodge offensive actions as sickness spreads. J M Bentley, KR Alexander and A W Nye departed for Helx to install new officers of the local lodge.
Realty transfers list numerous deeds with varied grants and receipts. Names include Yates, Thee, Harmon, Isaac, Cunha, McBenkid, Knotts, Michael, Buckner and Foltom. Properties reference blocks, townships, ranges, and sections with dollar values from 1 to 1500. Multiple parcels in Belo, Stanfield, and other locales appear, with dates implied by conveyance terms.
Murer Gat and other health officials were seen acting decisively following a tetanus epidemic scare. Officials confirmed heightened monitoring, vaccination drives, and public advisories to curb the outbreak and protect residents.
A 140 foot wireless tower rises before the Kelenn telephonic exchange as the government moves to connect distant lines and enable two way calls. The plan links subscribers in Osaki Kyoto and nearby cities with Tokyo and other hubs, serving densely populated districts before Christmas.
Freight traffic between Medford and Crescent City is rising as shippers expect more loads to travel via the Medford Crescent City Highway. Local officials plan to upgrade the highway for heavy freight service in 1919 to improve reliability and capacity.
Washington Dec 23 A bill to allow American soldiers to keep all clothing issued to them while in the service is reported by the House. The welfare may be worn so long as the men desire.
Oregon agricultural leaders announce county agents show strong progress during wartime, with several counties retaining agents for the next year. The program gains support from state officials, farmers, and local business leaders as they pursue expanded production and conservation goals.
Gift giving has become so well established that it is no longer a question of Shall Give but it is solely a question of What Shall I Give Kodaks Safety Razors Nut Bowls Serving Trays Perfumes Perfume Atomizers Stationery Fountain Pens Eversharp Pencils Weller Ware Japanese Flower Bowls Books Poker Sets Bridge Sets Playing Cards in Leather Cases Thermos Bottles Smoking Stands Ingersoll Watches Pyramin Ivory Toilet Sets Water Bottles Shaving Mirrors Shaving Brushes Flash Lights Dolls Hair Brushes Comics Manicure Sets
General Rhodes head of the Anerioch aeronautic commission suffered injuries in an air crash near Paris. Aides were killed and the machine failed near the outskirts of a town. The incident left the general and others in present ranks recognizing merit amid the disaster.
Fragmentary OCR hints at generals and officials with misspellings and unclear context. Text mentions Washington and potentially military ranks, garbled by scanning errors, lacking coherent event or date details.
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