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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1919
Page
4
An old Oregonian page lists subscription rates for various delivery options including daily and weekly formats. It references post office pickup, mail, and carrier delivery, with term lengths like one year and several months. The text is fragmented but indicates price points and delivery methods.
A highly literary fragment portrays Victory as a suffering yet enduring force, marching through a scarred world. The speaker pleads for strength to sustain hope as Victory slowly advances, symbolizing resilience amid destruction and renewal. Fragments reference a crowning, a home, and a world that persists beyond devastation.
The article traces the bronze horses of St Mark in Venice from ancient triumphal arches to their return to Venice after Napoleon, and notes how wartime preservation moved them to Rome then back to Venice. It then shifts to critique of Senator Chamberlain's claim that the War Department “almost stopped functioning,” arguing the United States built a decisive army in France, despite initial artillery and aircraft shortfalls, and noting pay delays and hospital concerns. The piece cites the New York World and reflects on memorials for returning soldiers.
Oregon senator Chamberlain faces old charges of incompetence and inefficiency in war conduct as scrutiny resumes. Supporters defend record while critics press for accountability amid renewed debate on wartime leadership and policy.
The city’s expansion is stalled by a housing shortage and scarce business district sites. The “Own your home” push offers hopeful encouragement for development while noting a prominent local figure has passed away.
Real estate transfers list numerous small deeds and parcel interests. Entries mention individuals and firms such as Harrison, Moore, Welles, Waxham, Strohm, Reilx, Teal, Batterson, Moore, Fraxier, and Verco along with townships and ranges in various sections. The document reads as a dense ledger of land interests, undivided halves, quarter sections, and block references across multiple townships and counties.
Paris reports a critical oil stock lock at Baku amid global shortages. Dr Mary Grange Jackson of the University of Cirro heads an aviation research team assessing oil supply impacts and warns of ongoing production bottlenecks.
An OCR damaged fragment references university events and individuals including a department head and a ceremony. Mentions Paterson, Patetotie Work, and a figure named Warren Sreith, with scattered terms like certified soldering, the Soph. page, and The Pioneer. The text lacks clear structure and coherent narrative.
A fragmentary text signals a wartime era organization planning a major action, mentioning potential conflict, legal frames, and repeated references to an executive board and officers. The document cites dates and names obliquely, with uncertain details and inconsistencies in spelling and structure.
Secretary Baker indicated the emergency can be drafted as war approaches. preparations for war other than purely military will be handled through the national defense council, composed of top war and interior department leaders. Sam Baverson, a 30 year old finisher, died after a fall from a truck near the M street bridge in Yolo County. details unclear.
A mail train wreck near Sumpter Valley led to the temporary suspension of traffic as officials, including Prank Gardiner and other local leaders, planned to confer with the railroad administration about safety and coordination. In California another note reports on forced labor measures, county rules, and a plan to compel unemployed husbands to work for county costs.
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