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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1919
Page
4
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A rousing published verse urges readers to tackle the thing that could not be done. It stresses perseverance despite doubt from critics and friends, proclaiming success comes to those who refuse despair and dare to try. The piece features lines about overcoming fear and acting with determination.
The Sixty Fifth Coast Artillery describes its World War I service on the western front including St Mihiel and Argonne campaigns. The regiment suffered light casualties and performed a noble, nation-saving duty for mankind. The article honors returning service members and memorializes those who fell, praying for their peaceful sleep.
In a Baltimore speech Republican Rep. from New York Major LaGuardia argued that President Wilsons 14 point peace plan hastened the disintegration of Austria Hungary more than Allied military actions. He asserted the points compelled Austria Hungary to its senses through decisive force and rhetoric.
Major LaGuardia wore an officer’s uniform in the American Aviation Corps and served on the Italian front during America’s bout in the war. He earned three decorations from the King of Italy and spoke of a League of Nations already existing among allied soldiers. Umatilla county is urged to contribute 8500 dollars for a livestock exhibition building in Portland. no city hall request is mentioned.
If all the American troops look as fit and strong as the boys of the 65th Artillery the use of camera is explained.
From the East Oregonian dated February 17, 1891. J Hall and Miss Minnie McBroom of Weston married in Walla Walla at the Delmonico hotel with Weston guests. National Bank of Pendleton stockholders reelect old directors Jacob Fraser G W Grifoth J McLeod T F Rourke W M Beagle and G A Hartman. new officers not yet chosen. Lot Livermore returns from La Grande and Rev Arthur Jane may soon fill Presbyterian pulpit. John Vert telegraphs Mr Evane. Charles H Marah returns from La Grande after attending a friend in danger.
A humorous vignette set on a bus bound for Puddieton with passengers debating routes and misread signs. A neighbor tries to buy a biting dog as a punchline erupts over professions and a minister arguing with a lawyer aboutMagyptian law in a late night scene.
A collage of clipped jokes and short anecdotes from Washington Star and Kansas City Journal notes, Baltimore American quips, and other papers. Vignettes touch on ads, medical pills, a drunken court case, misheard phrases, and a light mockery of modern publicity. Some lines reference a doctor’s prescription and a Box of pills, a billboard gag, and informal dialogues about beverages and bad company.
A church sermon at First Baptist urges Christians to bear spiritual fruit as proof of faith. It compares life to an orchard, warns against foliage without fruit, and calls for repentance, cleansing, and unity with Jesus to stay usable in God’s service.
Town Marshal Johor Wie was shot in the arm by Walter Wotan a young bandit who robbed two stores here and three at Ureelkey and engaged in a pistol duel with the marshal at Ault. The marshal remains in a serious condition at the tree ley hospital.
A preacher discusses the nature of worship and worthiness of what is revered, contrasting worldly imagination with divine truth. He cites Jesus and the command to love God with all heart, soul, and mind, urging worship in spirit and truth. The message emphasizes worship as aligning with nature and ultimate reality.
Fragmentary text mentions a choice between two possibilities related to an arma or a person named Wie White, unclear who is involved and what outcome is intended. The readable portion is too sparse to establish a concrete event, date, or proper entities beyond these names.
In New York a movement seeks to replace saloons with coffee houses and aguigilite outlets as prohibition nears effect. Prominent ministers back the plan and push for safer, temperate drinking establishments amid a shifting social landscape.
ARCHANGEL Feb 19 Commander Maria Mufohkureff who led a famed women’s battalion after the Russian revolution and fought in 1917 on the eastern front was returned to civilian clothes by General Marunhewaki commander-in-chief of the Kiplin screen in the north region. The general said he commended the women’s performance but an employe in a munitions plant was shown cran work one morning. After luncheon however he presented Hiowell. He looked pretty bad but said he was ready for work.
The excerpt shows a disjointed dialogue about work, wages, and a wife’s concern. A welder named Clyde, a husband, and a dealer comment on staying or leaving for better work, hinting at hardship and idle chatter in a roadside setting.
Police in Seattle arrest 39 people during a raid targeting alleged Bolshevik agitation. Officers report seizing materials and detaining suspects as they search for leaders linked to criminal activity and anti-government actions. The operation aims to disrupt revolutionary networks and protect public order.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses offers to speak and written mentions of individuals and events. The text is partially unreadable with names, places, and actions unclear. It references a crew later and a writer, but lacks coherent facts or outcomes.
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