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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1918
Page
8
The page lists forthcoming talks by Rov. J. EB Snyder, a Pendleton trapshoot at Spokane, and the Chinese newspaper scene with Dr Ne Poon Chow arriving. Also noted are a Chinook wind melting snow, a divorce granted for Nancy M. Mathews, company filings, a re opened land and irrigation case, and various local notices about the Home Guard, mortgage appointees, and upcoming speakers including W. Thompson and Roy Rakky at local theaters.
The Junior Red Cross plans garment making led by the Tenior Tet Crone Wilde. Students will cut, sew, and assemble undergarments, underwear, and soft clothing for children and soldiers. Classes begin Monday with work sessions, continuing Wednesday, sewing hairy garments to aid with clothing distribution.
Beratting dispatch reports Willigas Tarko arrested after a sting operation targeting a ring linked to Worden and the wireless code. Officials say the case involves espionage and a 10000 Wyhtete payoff. Amsterdam reports a musician suspect from South Tyrol tied to alleged rings. Geneva notes mass socialist arrests in police raids across Berlin and other cities. Ottawa mentions Canadian penalties tied to a related matter.
A garbled wartime note mentions a Polish child and refers to battles and places such as Heweet, Barbican, and Hark of Heweet. The text is indecipherable in portions but indicates propaganda or casualty mentions and the impact on civilians during the war.
An OCR fragment notes a survival claim and mentions death rates in Met som and related figures. It references BF. Ellen and Pern Feptetele of Thertarint Hoover, with an outline about food and medical concerns. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear context or dates.
A fragment from a poem describes winter scenes with streams frozen and animals at play. The text shifts abruptly to a Cleveland news item about Elmer Hupp, a wealthy Clevelander, who killed Charles J. Jovee, a traveling salesman. Detectives and locals report on the case and the investigation.
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