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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1919
Page
7
Classified ad fragment lists items and notices including moneypaid for year-old colts, Jersey cow for notify, used engine for sale, office work wanted, piano teacher, and a three-room apartment for rent in Pendleton Oregon with vague dates and prices. It reflects early 20th century ad style and brief contact details.
Lox ton June 6 English report says oil bin lines surrendered are divided among the allies per the Mall. Fifteen go to Prime, ten to Italy, seven to Japan, four to the United States. U boats turned over to the United States are on their way across the Atlantic.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses preparation for childbirth and the essential moments around delivery. It mentions abdominal constraints and the danger of wien, with reference to women and maternal care during the perinatal period.
A Protestant Episcopal Church board of trustees in Portland seeks recovery of funds paid to a company where Dr A A Mortinga served as secretary in the 1970s. The complaint alleges the trustees and Morrison, then chair, conspired to misuse the money as part of a broader property value dispute. Draft boards report completion. adjutant general notified that hired labor is unnecessary. Soldiers to Camp Lewis may be reassigned. outlook uncertain.
Fragmented text discusses relief for coughs and colds and mentions an increasing group of friends both young and old. Includes garbled phrases about bowels, constipation and unnamed remedies. Observable content is unclear and partially unreadable. The readable facts reference relief for respiratory illness and general health, with no concrete events or entities clearly identifiable.
A 1919 era dispatch states officers and men of the Army returning from Europe face court martial charges for alleged desertion as they rejoin units in the United States before Christmas. General David Bhanke heads the charge of the expeditionary force’s missteps in New York. A public warning urged relatives to dissuade any men from abandoning their units, with strong Army action threatened to enforce discipline.
Unclear fragmentary report quotes an unidentified British altmen claiming a right to a cold plan for Jam plain. The text is garbled and contains many unreadable names and places, offering little concrete information or context beyond a stated attitude change and a desire to be cold.
Notice records payment of City of Pendleton improvement bonds to the National Bank Pendleton Umatilla County Oregon. Also includes a long drifting weather narrative describing subfreezing temperatures at high altitude with specifics on mercury readings and flight observations. The text ends with a line about finding a tenant who never defaults on rent.
The want ads offer two powerful functions. They bring the other man's offer to you and carry your offer to him. If the worker you seek does not advertise today, you advertise tomorrow. This double capacity applies to all ad classifications.
Public notice from J. C. Keunb Supervisor states all applications for permits to graze cattle, horses, and sheep within Wenuk National Forest during the session of 1019 must be filed in the Wailea Walla Washington office on or before March 1, 1919.
The article details a program under Percy B Carpenter and A A McConnie at Union College to teach American physical education in French military centers. It highlights centers training thousands of French soldiers in baseball and other games, aiming to diffuse American athletic knowledge and foster cross cultural exchange. It notes initial French struggles with throwing, but growing enthusiasm, and mentions demonstrations at Joinville near Paris and involvement of American specialists and educators.
In Coblenz Territory under American Army occupation the weekly price list sets per pound costs for sausage meat liver and other items with limited rations. The report notes a rise in crime in Chicago despite police optimism for future funding and staffing, citing a potential parcel of new police measures and staffing levels compared with 1917.
Fort Worth Texas January report details Lieut Omer Lovkivuwr lifting restrictions as Barron courthouse works reveal a transfer between machines to accomplish a loop by the Hanger Koees Whike machine.
In La Grande Oregon on January 4 Erbert Spear, 11, died in a ranch tragedy after a fight with his wife. He reached for a revolver and fired twice at the stove, missing, then pressed the trigger a third time and killed Speckhart, who watched from nearby. Investigators believe Speckhart, in poor health, thought the chambers were empty and was bluffing.
Corvallis Jan 2 Soldiers specials will be admitted to the college upon examination interview or written test and on the taste of privileges trade or professional experience and military service. Admission requires suitable general qualifications and special provisions for soldiers applying for priranod.
Supreme Court on Tuesday handed down multiple reversals from lower courts at Salem. Opinions by Chief Justice McBride and others cover divorce, damages in a delivery dispute, warranty interpretation for harvesters, and related appeals involving Wilhelm, Tohellecher, Hinton Merce, and Barnett.
An obscure note reports a gathering in New York with calls to tighten laws. The text references a hotel setting and mentions a group described as Ameri fin Athletic and various officials, though the wording is garbled.
A discussion on nationwide adoption of compulsory physical education in elementary to private schools. It urges state laws, community influence, and municipal policies to ensure regular exercise, play, and health training for children ages three onward, with emphasis on wholesome outdoor activities.
An old time advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to cleanse the liver and bowels. It claims the tablets reduce biliousness and restore energy and complexion with olive colored pills sold at 10c and 5c per box through druggists.
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