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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1918
Page
4
Cobbled OCR text shows an unclear local notice or report with scattered names and places such as Pea Saar Prodletos Geagon and News Sarina Geemen. The readable bits hint at a public safety or security item but lack coherent facts or dates.
Rate sheet shows subscription prices for daily and weekly publications by mail and carrier. Entries include one year by mail 1.35, three months by mail, one month by mail, six months by carrier, and weekly or semi weekly options with varying durations.
Pendleton and Umatilla county leaders argue the Blewett Harvester Company should stay locally to benefit farmers and the region. They note faster delivery, easier repairs, and lower rail costs, urging capital to expand here rather than move to Portland or Seattle. The piece frames the plant as vital to inland commerce and government rail policy.
The article accuses German agents of exploiting the no annexations pledge to influence Russians, noting the Kaiser’s refusal to cede Riga and other points. It argues Bolsheviks misread a foe using deception, mocks Petrograd as gullible, and cites Senator Reed criticizing Hoover while warning Bolsheviks to undermine Germany by revealing the Kaiser’s actions.
The report notes an active heavy drive by Sts Garman on the west front appears delayed in transit. It raises questions about the federal reserve system and the farm loan plan and comments on income tax as a measure of luck.
The Oregonian item from 1800s notes C. H. Marsh studying law in Pendleton left with Weston friends for an outing There are rabbit hunting references and a market remark amid town services frozen by the cold A deputy city marshal aspirant named Jamen Jones is mentioned Robert Latic reports a New Years dance at South Coll Springs High fever cases are reported at Milton with flight creps of Hoxrlet fever noted and the school bought a set of lamps.
An ad features Dr Edwards Olive Tablets promising youth and health through cleansing the liver and bowels. It asserts most sickness stems from active bowels and touts olive colored tablets sold in 10c and 25c boxes by all druggists.
Robins appear in large numbers signaling an unusual Ukiah January. Local chatter notes warm sun and muddy ground, with flowers blooming early. Social rounds include guests, travel plans, New Year’s ball, dances, and visitors from Pendleton, Portland, and beyond as residents report mild winter conditions and community events.
Signal corps asks for 2 000 homing pigeons from Paluimnoye to support U S forces in Friines. A meeting of war officials set plans to ship by mid February as wireless and telephone fail. Nine lines of messages previously carried by carrier pigeons have arrived safely.
Ht. E. Payne of Cleveland, a pioneer in American meat trade, advocates ceasing veal sales to curb beef shortage. He explains veal harms calves and urges customers to favor beef, pork, and mutton instead, claiming saving calves helps stabilize supply.
Heartfelt appeal promotes Musago Anono products Mothers Friend and Mothern Prien from Bratfield Regulator Co Atlanta. Text claims daily use relaxes muscles eases birth, keeps breasts in good condition, soothes nerves and ligaments, and aids nature in childbirth with an “interesting book” offered.
Fragmentary OCR style text shows scattered references to headaches chills and remedies. The passage mentions terms like heatheadhe and fever relief with uncertain items and references to names and places in a garbled, diary like style without a clear event or人物 outcome.
A local court heard charges against a resident for attending services at Christ Methodist Protestant church on February 16 and similar conduct on December 29. Attorney Lon J. Wurh tneton represented the church as the elders discussed the case and read the church note Cineio during the proceedings.
An old advertisement advises applying frezone directly to corns in the foot to loosen and remove them overnight. It claims pain relief as corn tissue detaches and the surrounding skin heals, suggesting a quarter ounce of frezone per foot and noting minor extra costs for supplies.
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