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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1918
Page
5
A local retailer highlights affordable men’s suits offering smart fits at budget prices. Emphasizing value and durability, the shop promotes a range of fabrics and styles designed for everyday wear and long-term use.
Fragmented notice describes children's wool dresses offered at a 25 percent reduction. Prices ranged from five pence to five thousand dollars with limited stock and emphasis on serge fabrics in dark blue and brown tones.
A bustling clearance ad lists many ladies and girls shoes with varied styles, sizes, and prices. Notes discounts, multiple brand-like codes, and end with a 10 percent reduction on all boys and children's shoes.
A fragment from a wartime household tips column urges readers to support the war effort through practical sewing. The text mentions making garments, repairing items, and practical household tasks aimed at conserving resources and boosting morale during the conflict.
A letter from William E. Lenny of Springfield Ohio praises Peruna for curing catarrh easing digestion sleep and nervousness. It extols Peruna tablets and liquid form and urges patriotic readers to follow a new year regimen to support rations and wartime food programs.
Local ad features boys suits and boys coats with low prices on jackets shirts and accessories. Highlighted items include boys suits at reduced prices and toy and clothing clearance sections with pricing hints for boys and men.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a group arriving, with claims of high intelligence and hardworking nature. The source lacks clear names, dates, places, or definite actions, rendering any firm summary tentative and focused on the ambiguous arrival and stated qualities.
The Stanfield Ladies Aid elected officers at a Thursday afternoon meeting held at Mrs. Ligud Owilthy’s home. Officers named include President Mrs Severance, Vice President Mrs Perrin, Secretary Mrs Ura Emer Me, and Treasurer Mrs Hibtole Delleinis. New Year’s photos and local social notes followed.
Recruitment notice calling men ages twelve to forty for home service duties in the United States Army. Serjeant French heads the recruiting offices at the Tiles, urging men with prior service or relevant medical and physical qualifications to apply. The period of enlistment runs for the war, with priority for those who served in Spain and related campaigns.
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