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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1918
Page
3
Special No. 5 34 and 5 women’s shoes priced at 2.95 in patent kid and gun metal with low and high heels and webbed soles from McKays. Special No. 6 1.00 HeGla crepe 79e 36 inches wide in tan rose white. Special No. 7 children’s sweaters half price sizes 22 to 28 navy black grey red. Also skirt offer and after supper prices.
Belgian civilians are reported jailed by German authorities amid advancing control in occupied areas. The dispatch notes arrests targeting residents as occupation tightens, with conscription of locals and suppression of dissent feared.
The City of Pendleton announces a 1918 street improvement on Calvin Street from Alta Street north to Court Street. It lists contract price assessments and installments under municipal laws, with applications to be filed at the office from February onward, signed by the city recorder.
The City of Men on February 118 604 approved an appeal for the improvement of Lewin Street from the east line to the west line of Fevire Fabd Street. It sets the contract price for work and materials and describes taking property for the project. The notice references the City Recorder and city officials in Peodieman.
In Peigham forty two notable persons are seized by the military at Ertasele. Included are Pat Lanvert and Edduard Lawnerre son of a French demity, while Pomaster Thybur is jailed for three months following Concéabedtarnin. In Liore, Pal Caen, a Dutch national is condemned to death with twelve years’ imprisonment. Two manufacturers receive forced labor sentences for treason.
A fragmentary health note promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate or similar mixtures as a cure for various ailments including bad taste, foul breath, nervousness, constipation, and general ill feeling. It claims cleansing effects on the body and urges immediate use. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear instructions.
A Daily Express report states the War Cabinet ordered the Food Controller to advance the national plan of compulsory rationing in Britain. It notes Austria’s grain shortage and the need to ensure supplies while transport and domestic distribution strain the system.
A damaged wartime note lists basic foods like pork beef potatoes creamed corn bread and coffee and mentions seven English soldiers wounded nearby with improvised shelter and daily routines. It references a concert at 3 o clock and a farewell message from Zenith W Brown in Fremont California друж
Presbyterian and Methodist gatherings announce morning worship at ten and afternoon services through Lent. Sermons by Rev Snyder, topics include The Wires of the Bible and the Effect on the World. choir and organ music accompany services. Easter plans, hymns, and special Lenten devotionals noted.
A Pendieton boy claims soldiers receive excellent meals, praising bread, meat, and beans. He notes friends in the army enjoy hearty dinners and good provisions, while reflecting on daily routines and camaraderie with fellow recruits.
A damaged OCR text fragment mentions a morning prayer and an evening program. It references The Cad of the Welter and The Religion of Atra bam Lincoln, but details are unclear. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving a fragmentary snapshot of a newspaper item with limited confirmable facts.
The article describes new April requests for the Third Liberty Loan with details on deferment criteria, eligibility and subscription offerings. It notes a planned issue of certificates valued at $504,000,000 with various denominations and a one week investment window, illustrating government financing efforts and market expectations. The piece mentions participating institutions and the aim to support Allied war efforts, reflecting a period of wartime fundraising and financial mobilization.
Mothers are advised to keep Mus terole ready for instant relief from sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck neuralgia and pain. The ad claims it does not blister and works for adults too with jars priced 30c 60c and a hospital size $2.50.
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