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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and phrases with no clear event. The piece mentions rates, bylines, delivery or mail references, and several misread names such as Wallatu and Pete Weebie, but no coherent story or date.
The article argues the Axis gains in Russia threaten Allied plans and supplies, noting Russian disorganization complicates mobilization. It warns against a fragile peace that leaves German supremacy, urging unwavering resolve and extended effort to end the war, even if it lasts years.
The article urges federal officials to address halibut industry abuses on the Pacific coast. Newport fishermen reportedly receive five cents a pound while a packing company sells the fish for twenty cents, a system that bars fishermen from retailing. This alleged arrangement, earning the packer vast profits, prompts calls to curb exploitation and support thrift bonds.
On Wednesday February 18 over 4,000 soldiers sailors and nurses applied for government insurance. The total amount insured exceeds 3 000 000 000 with a maximum of 10 000 per person. Many distant applications have not yet reached the Treasury. The insured total is about three times the ordinary life insurance in force among large companies. Secretary McAdoo hails the program as just and humane, paying benefits quickly to millions of servicemen and their families.
The piece praises the War Risk Insurance Bureau and insurers for extending eligibility through April 12, 1918, notes automatic coverage ends February 12, and urges applying for policies. It stresses Americanist loyalty in the political campaign and warns Japan versus a Germanized Russia, with Umatilla County urged to prepare for potential summer trouble.
Fragmentary OCR of land deeds and parcel descriptions listing sections, townships, ranges, and names such as Ella Trogers, J B Martin, Wallage, Yacksn, and others. Mentions prices like 4000 and 180, with references to additions and bound descriptions.
A letter from a subscriber discusses army structure and unit numbers with casual reference to platoons companies and sections. The writer compares counts for corporal and lieutenant roles and mentions divisions and sergeants while noting readers' interest in hometown news.
A garbled front page item mentions Pendleton and a public issue with officials and notices. Key names appear as Neer and Treavtard, with references to trains and state matters. The text is severely degraded but hints at a formal purchase, committee actions, and a list of names tied to a local governance topic.
A dense record lists multiple real estate transfers, property descriptions, and associated parties. It mentions various individuals, locations, and legal references across a string of entries, reflecting detailed local property movements and notices in a mid period public record.
In a Swiss report from February 1936 details surface claiming Germany lost many submarines and attempted to mask the toll. The engineer notes German ships targeted by Allied forces suffer heavy losses while crews mutinied twice at Kiel in 1845 amid naval strain and uncertain counts.
The article reports on a pretrial hearing for witnesses exempted by the court. It notes the testing of tie threats, the likely timing of rulings, and references a set of dates spanning late March to early April.
Officials at Versatiles discussed statements from the premiers and council members. The report notes strong language about federal plans and potential reactions, but the record is fragmented with unclear attributions and stray phrases.
Feb 24 University of Oregon held a student parade to honor Jute L. Girne, a forthcoming freshman, and 20 men who drove up before the administration. The ceremony featured a tribute to Girne and related campus figures.
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a historical figure or event with names and places garbled beyond recognition. The text references a person, a location, and possible life-saving mentions but lacks coherent details or clear context.
Ambiguous OCR fragment references Senator da Pollet in an official inquiry and a reaction labeled as “picked” on a Saturday event. Details are unclear, with names and places partially garbled. no clear outcome or dates are discernible.
In a New York case a child custody dispute involves famed opera figures and a divorcing couple. The infant’s future guardianship, ongoing court proceedings, and preservation of parental rights are at issue as both sides seek custody and the child’s welfare amid public attention.
Renetor KK Mekelur of Ten noven Iie rises as a key inner voting political figure in the capital amid a tight committee line up on millthes affairs. His vote with the administration could influence cabinet seating and potential renomination outcomes in the near term.
The report describes peace messages and propaganda materials aimed at promoting German surrender and collaboration. It notes distribution on oiled paper and mentions Allied reprisals and spy activity while detailing information channels to the home front and a committee on Mobilization Information.
OCR reading presents incoherent phrases about nasal purgation and throat discomfort. It mentions remedies and warmth but lacks clear facts or persons. The piece reads like garbled medical guidance without verifiable details.
London February 26 British government announces it will not recognize any move involving Kiev without prior consultation with Poland. The note stresses the need for Poland’s involvement before Britain makes any formal stance.
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