New Boys Hats and Styles Arrive at Local Shop
A large shipment of new hats and odds for boys and children arrived yesterday. The shop highlights the smartest stock, featuring fresh patterns and colors that will appeal to youngsters.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1918
Page
2
A large shipment of new hats and odds for boys and children arrived yesterday. The shop highlights the smartest stock, featuring fresh patterns and colors that will appeal to youngsters.
In the boys department attractive stock is highlighted including boys blouses bath robes shirts sweaters and mackinaws for boys and youths plus underwear. The listings emphasize varied sizes and styles for young customers.
Fragmented OCR reads like a health claim ad with garbled phrases about breaking a cold quickly. It mentions a father, a poet, and various unreadable segments while lacking coherent details or verifiable facts.
In Perth, Elders from EpeiRbiah conduct an urgent gathering at daybreak to discuss pressing community matters and seek guidance for upcoming decisions with local leaders in attendance.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple personal names and places in a historical notice. It references individuals such as Molly Mimnne, Peet Piper, Otis, Lemage, Drewes, and War tee, with scattered surnames and a potential public or private matter. The text remains unclear and lacks a coherent event or action.
A garbled OCR passage references medicines and women, mentioning a broken scene of events. It alludes to names and places in a poetic style, with unclear actions or dates, and includes medical or social terms that hint at a local notice or advertisement from a historical issue.
An obscure OCR snippet mentions a military or wartime topic with garbled names and places. It references a movement or order and a related narrative about a vessel, theater, or campaign, but details are unreadable.
Fragments detail social affairs and introductions in Pendleton. Mentions Miss Mpherson Marrying Mr Jackson and lists numerous attendees, dinners, and entertainments. Names include Mrs Campbell and several local residents, with notes on gatherings.
An unreadable OCR fragment references AMM LP ADP Ores and mentions Port and Majer, Moderates in the United States Senate, and a year 1003. The text is jumbled with stray names and phrases, obscuring clear events, entities, or dates.
Fragmentary knitting guidance instructs Red Cross workers on tending and stitching garments. It mentions helmet repair, sock knitting, and specific needlework steps, with scattered references to materials, sizing, and finished pieces for defense and relief efforts.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a 20th century note on church and state figures linking the Archbishop of York with relations between the United States and Great Britain. The garbled lines hint at a broad national political rapprochement and religious figures visiting America.
Fragmentary OCR text about postal parcels and assorted names mentions dates and places in a garbled form. Readable elements reference postal matters and various personal names, but the overall event or action is not discernible with certainty.
A garbled OCR snippet lists scattered words and names such as Cath Pattee Peter Dee and Payne Le amid unrelated phrases. The text lacks coherent events or clear subjects, offering little actionable or reportable content for a summary.
The Perfection tire line touts an advanced non skid design proven by aerial tests to resist skidding and wear. It features asbestos safeguards against blows and corrosion with warranties of 7500 miles for Ford sizes and 6000 miles on guaranteed service, noting some models reach 9000 to 16000 miles.
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