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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1918
Page
3
Pendleton notes report a boy named Tee put in a cast after a wagon fall, Navy enlistments from Susven and Bayros, a Spokane rapper Ted Three planning a meeting with Henry Meirrell, a handcar accident victim Janet Rise recovering, and a push to form a high school literary society. Commencement hopes rise for seniors with committee for dates and diplomas, plus local tax advice from A J McAllister and several building permits issued.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a distressing scene of starving livestock and social upheaval in Texas. Names and places are garbled, but references to Wey, George Peringer, and Beely hint at a rural crisis linked to aviation or defense work. The text suggests famine conditions affecting animals and people, with scattered calls to action.
A garbled report references a wartime period with mentions of President and various names. It describes thefts, charred items, and a sheriff's investigation leading to White Willa, with deputies arriving on a notable date.
Washington reports a wartime order cutting bread rations across hotels and dining rooms. The directive limits servings to two portions per person and tightens control on bread supplies. General Pershing was mentioned in a brief, unclear dispatch as the situation continued to unfold.
Partial readable text appears to reference a marble shop and a market scene with scattered words about candy and a shop name. No clear people or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text referencing groups and events with multiple garbled names. It mentions a general cell, individuals such as Genatin and Blodietine, and references to meetings and actions, but lacks coherent details or clear narrative.
Old classified style ad promotes Pape's Diapepsin for indigestion and sour stomach. Mentions remedies, a list of made up names and long unreadable lines, with vague references to people and places in a faded format. The fragment reads like an early 20th century health ad, lacking clear outcomes or dates.
A wire service report from Washington states China has begun moving troops to France. Arrangements were made for sending soldiers by the government with Boxer indemnity funds involved and Chinese troops positioned on military works behind French lines awaiting orders.
Major General Lenard Ward, visiting the French front, withdrew recently while on a visit and left his bed in the hospital where he is being treated. He received a member of the visiting party.
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