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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1918
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment lists dates and names related to tenancy, rent periods, and payments. It mentions months, miscellaneous individuals, and a weekly schedule, but key details are unreadable. The text appears as a damaged public or legal notice with scattered names and terms.
A fragment from a wartime poem evokes night, fear, and prayers for mercy as a speaker imagines divine watch over suffering souls. The text references dawn, darkness, and a “crimson chorus” amid conflict, with attribution to Robert W. Service.
British officer who inspected Pershing's forces declares the American army the finest in the world. He cites a million more ready to mobilize by ships and a draft law to sustain current flows. Mary Roberts Rinehart notes 99 percent of men are better cared for away from home. The U S rifle, machine gun, and airplanes are praised as superior and capable of outproducing the world if needed.
The Kiev rada seeks autonomy for a Ukraine that could become a great state in central Russia. It would span from Brest-Litovsk to the Romanian frontiers with 30 million people and vast grain, iron, and coal riches. The piece notes Ukraine’s historical suppression under Muscovy since Poltava and the shift from Ukrainian to modern Russian in courts and schools. It highlights the nation’s linguistic and cultural struggle within a multiethnic Russia.
Readers express strong discouragement toward the German effort and critique current policy. Some newspapers cling to pessimism, claiming the government has collapsed and must be reformed quickly or ruin will follow.
The Pendleton Commercial Club is commended for its long service to the city and state with J. W. Tallman hailed for four productive years and George C. Baer as his successor. The piece urges supporters to back the association as it faces criticism from rivals and touches on broader political comparisons and a salmon control issue affecting consumers and packers.
A garbled 28 years old report notes a four ballion event at a Pettledon savin high building on Muth and Alte streets with a nearby completion. It mentions a reenide Wilee killing bee at the Eliphant Feed Yarihyua terday and a hay stack removal exposing verming Wits.
The document records numerous realty transfers involving Theeul Mitel Watt and others, detailing sections, townships, ranges, and parcel bounds. It mentions multiple petitions, ownership changes, and notes on interests, with scattered names and locations across various townships and ranges.
Fragmented report lists interests in Pendleton regions including Celestine Kakghi vir to Arch Saver with $300, mentions 4.00 and 300 sums, and references additions and lots in Pendleton in a unclear ledger. Names include B. Smith and Tesolve, with vague references to parcels and divisions.
Oregonian notes Helix High School has a new piano costing 590 dollars. The item appears amid a broad list of local gatherings, visits, and social notes, detailing residents and families in the community along with various events and appointments.
Secretary of the Navy Danes has named Hiet ard J. Davis of Bostana Chivletiatt Selontint as chaplain in the Navy with the rank of Lieutenant. The appointment follows prior Christ jan Scientikst to serve as chaplain to the bary, marking another religious leader joining naval clergy.
A garbled dispatch from New York cites an official report on export freight moving through major ports. The text references Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Newport News and Norfolk with figures around 1101 and 27 percent but remains largely unreadable.
A damaged ad claims Stumeze ends prolonged stomach suffering after treatment by a doctor in Winston. It markets a tonic that promises relief from pain, cramps, and indigestion with a money back guarantee, urging readers to seek the remedy for digestive distress.
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