13 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1918
Page
1
A garbled local notice describes a modification to a hen sale ban affecting farmers and residents. It references Newell and Newell-like names, city menda measures, and enforcement tied to a heavy levying season. The draft describes penalties and enforcement processes, with unclear dates.
The source text presents a garbled account asserting belief that the war will conclude within a year. It references various displaced phrases and names, including mentions of Germany and political figures, but the overall sense remains unclear due to extensive OCR corruption. The fragment ends noting harsh conditions for the weak.
A jumble of unreadable lines mentions various names and terms, hinting at dates and places but no clear actions or events. This record preserves the stray phrases while offering no coherent report or outcome to summarize.
Three high school basketball games are listed for PH.S. teams this week. The schedule mentions various venues and dates, with players such as Ned and Keith noted in rough, OCR-like text. Details are incomplete but indicate regional matchups and sequential events.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions deaths and names in a historical context but lacks clear details. The readable portions reference casualties and individuals, with limited place or event identifiers, making precise attribution difficult.
In Washington a discussion emerges about redefining necessities and how they shape policy. The piece notes evolving views among officials and citizens, highlighting implications for welfare, housing, and social programs while signaling ongoing debate and uncertainty.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a series in Idaho with mentions of figures like Aurelie and Ribpee and Rhyvatitis, noting delays and schedule concerns. The text references Wiewnibets Struche and a morning event, with no clear outcome or definitive facts due to illegible segments.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss Mrs McCann and Mr McClain in a shipping or labor context. Mentions civil service commission and Ballad studying labor problems. Names and details are garbled. no clear event date or location can be established.
A damaged OCR fragment reports six men with hearts on the right side. It notes injuries and medical handling at a hospital, with references to patients, operations, and delays amid unclear names and places.
Fragmented text passages describe disjointed bulletin items including references to pestilence, military positions, and political figures. The garbled OCR mixes mentions of Norway Maine Westwind and unclear names, with scattered references to ships, battles, and a pastor. No coherent single event or report emerges.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a date and a ceremony in San Francisco. It references people, place names, and nonstandard phrases, but the readable content is incomplete and lacks clear actions or outcomes. The text does not provide verifiable details to summarize beyond noting a date related to an event.
President Wilson states the United States will not deal with Teuton militarists. The address opposes Hertling and the German regime, urging Austria to break with Junkers before pursuing any peace. The speech emphasizes American resolve and repudiates any negotiation with the Kaiser’s faction.
Washington February records a dispute over a six dollar daily wage for machinists and engineers. Storehouse workers, warehouse clerks, and supervisors reportedly faced delays as tasks were paused while laborers demanded higher pay, with several workers claiming real wages varied and some earning sixty dollars per week in certain cases.
garfield administration reverses heatless Monday order amid protest and confusion. officials clarify the move restores normal energy use while emphasizing efficiency and public briefings.
Wills H. Tings of Indiana was unanimously elected chairman of the Republican National Committee. John Adama withdrew and nominated Haye, who proved himself an effective criminizer in In fink. Pred Uphbom of Clear. was chosen the committee's treasurer. Hays, an attorney, led the party in a hard-fought 1914 campaign in the state.
London reports information lodged against the Post and Colonel Repington for breach of the Defense of the Realm Act. The Morning Post’s military cycle notes Repington could not appear due to references of the reniations of the eon. A brief line from the House of Commons confirms the charge.
A Pendleton conference between McCredie and H W Collins reached near agreement to host the Portland team for training as a condition of a guaranteed arrangement. McCredie may return with players to play a Sunday game before the season opens if exhibition times permit.
PORTLAND February 13 Clarence Feams who resumes as a federal district attorney to become special mediator of the department of justice comes to Seattle Sunday to be in work for the enforcement of war protective measures.
Washington reports Gore introduces a bill to raise wheat price to 2.00 per bushel this year. Debate centers on wartime supply and farmer incomes as committees weigh market impact and potential nationalization risks.
Reported lack of seasonal farm workers worries ranchers across eastern Oregon. Farmers struggle to recruit enough labor for plowing, harvest, and other tasks. Local officials and crews consider temporary measures as the labor squeeze tightens across the region.
Swiss neutrality under threat as reports say General von Hindenburg could crush the Swiss Army in 50 hours and occupy Zurich on day one. German agents threaten revolution to spread to Italy and France, while Berlin insists German workers are less disciplined than others and plans for a broader strike loom.
Delayed report from February 12 states American artillery achieved its objective in a night operation. Weather hampered daylight visibility and German air activity limited infantry participation. details remain constrained while the overall progress is noted.
Pendleton Laide No. 288 will celebrate the hundredth anniversary of the order with a special evening featuring Deputy Pratrice Wind Eighted Ruler Bradley and a large turnout expected. An initiation rite and a special Weston event are planned, with officers listed for the ceremony and a commemorative program to be reviewed.
A tepid editorial reflects cautious optimism about peace progress amid ongoing civil unrest and policy reconsiderations. It notes diplomatic advances may yield a settlement, while warning that tensions persist in the capital and among factions.
A garbled report outlines a maritime event involving Thetis Tororo and J. Blerrer with mentions of New England presenters and a dieting council. The fragment references ships, ownership, and an origin claim tied to Onto the Mein chips and New Trek exchanges.
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