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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1918
Page
3
Pendleton items note a newly opened workroom, local injuries and hospital visits, university honors for Miss Chace Fiume, and a memorial for Sergeant-Major Irving G. Brooks. Reports cover missing winter weather impacts, letters from Robert Humphrey, and a Portland meeting attended by local figures. Other notes include theater sale promotions, local crime mention, and weather observations from nearby towns.
Owing to a scheduling issue the monthly meeting of the Pondioten Commercial Association will be held this evening. One of the agenda items is the credit question to be considered for approval.
A confusing message from the Allerian Chamber of Commerce claims cooperation with the DT Chanter of Commerce. The note alleges the foiling gaenhetion and affiliated actions, but the meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Readable fragments describe two basketball games set for Friday and Saturday evenings. Teams appearing include local clubs facing opponents at nearby venues with expected competition and venue names implied. The text hints at a home event Friday and a second match Saturday with Estern or Het Etter Cesin as possible opponents.
Inconsistent text outlines a training stance and a plan referencing a local district official. The fragment suggests the school intends to continue a program or evaluate options, with mention of a deputy and formal procedures, but the garbled wording yields limited concrete details.
The Linney game featured Dills Duta Agee and Thelen Noleon as guards for Mo winning team. Young Cook hit two field goals for the losing side while Alice Finoell also played.
Disjointed OCR notes describe naval movements involving a ship named Northern Macifle steamy and a 3500 ton vessel. Mentions of a court jury, a petty officer, and several named sailors appear amid garbled lines about deployment, readiness, and postponement of orders.
Potterville pa woman Miss Hazel Chubbuck describes long side pains weakness and inability to lift. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and freeing her from displacements irregularities and pain.
A jagged report outlines men charged with obtaining waivers under false pretenses and other crimes including larceny and burglary. It notes several surgical operations at St Anthony's hospital and a dismissed case after attorney mention, with details on defendants and outcomes.
Neary Dawarelli has been promoted from junior league to varsity football squad amid reshuffle at Pendioten High. The move follows approval from SRHINON oO eam and was reported by speed Mag duty aboard. Helve lee is detailed in the release.
The fragmentary report notes a death and critical condition of a woman named Mrs. James Werickle after an incident at her mother’s home in Ann Arook. No further details, names, dates, or specifics are clearly readable.
Premier of Venezuela pleads for urgent aid from allies as nation faces famine fears and economic collapse amid political tension. World leaders urged to respond to prevent further bloodshed and restore stability. Local reports note severe food shortages and looming humanitarian need.
A British Parliament discussion threatens to withdraw protections for American manufacturers amid a heated exchange about tariffs and domestic industry. Leaders warned of retaliation as the issue split lawmakers along party lines with no immediate resolution.
A brief health item notes common coughs and throat troubles as seasonal ailments. It emphasizes reliable remedies and cautions to seek care if symptoms worsen or persist.
The article discusses a proposed DIL pending in parliament about trade marks and ownership, warning that allowing public to misuse marks could remove protection for creators and deter imitation. It notes potential financial harm to Americans if British rules restrict branding and mentions wartime rationing suggesting sacrifices without meat or wheat on one day per week.
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