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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
4
The readable portion shows a filing or filing location at 109 Security Building in Waabonaton, with references to a Bureau and a street in XN. W. The text is highly garbled but indicates an official building and location. No clear names, dates, or actions are discernible.
An advance listing shows various delivery options including monthly and yearly terms by mall or carrier. Prices and durations such as one month, six weeks, and three months appear, though some text is garbled. The notice references weekly variants and a Keml Weekly style listing.
Regon nears a primary while state officer elections loom next fall. The period demands national attention on the war, as a worldwide struggle between autocracy and democracy tests civilization’s fate in America.
The text urges national unity to support the war effort and urges campaigns this spring and fall to minimize strife. It notes Republicans and Democrats are generally loyal and may vote based on personal estimates of candidates rather than issues. It emphasizes keeping domestic differences subdued until the war ends and focusing on defeating the Kaiser.
Wartime tax appeal urges citizens to pay income and excess profits levies. It stresses patriotism with two million soldiers under arms and compares personal duties to front-line sacrifice. Mentions investment in Pendleton Blew plant and Portland capital.
The piece speculates on Russia joining the Allies again and notes a six percent tax increase will burden road work. It mentions an observation car and suggests business participation by ett company to operate locally.
A Hamilton County Republican notice includes a testimonial from Karl Moms praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He cites a large family of six and claims it is the only cough remedy effective after trying many. The piece presents the product as trusted by a local reader.
A sequence of real estate transfers is reported, naming numerous grantors and grantees such as Mable Bacon, E Givens, Charles Shumway, and Owen Geldemnith. Properties are described by section, township, and range with monetary figures noted, including $1000, $1500, and other sums. The list includes multiple lot and block descriptions, various quarters and halves, and mentions of bond actions and meet and bond terms.
A historical bulletin notes Victory for the Allied forces and emphasizes that Central Power must be subdued by arms. The report argues there is no ground to doubt the Allies and their Hemocratic partners can win the war. Wilson is cited learning that decisive action is needed to secure victory.
A garbled OCR piece lists war era aid flows and stockpiles with scattered names, places, and figures. It mentions Germany Britain France and various supply lines, with references to months, prices, and quantities amid a chaotic page segment.
A dubious health tonics advice promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the digestive tract. It claims internal sanitation benefits skin tone and general complexion, urging women to try it for a week for noticeable results.
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