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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
4
Classified advertisement reveals subscription options for Pendleton Oregon and various distant cities. Rates list one year by mail and by carrier, with several installment choices and different term lengths.
The verse asks Mothermy Love to take a hand and lead to a dreamlike land. It speaks of moonlit gardens, birds, fragrance, and music, with stars singing a soothing song as they wander to a beautiful dreamland waiting beyond.
The city’s strong corps of ministers gains Dr Lockwood of the Church of the Redeemer. His wholesome plans of service win enthusiastic reception from parishioners as religion is discussed in broad modern terms.
The rules governing advancement mirror those in other lines. No businessman can succeed by handling goods no longer needed by customers, and no church can progress without considering present day wants and aspirations of the people.
The speaker mocks Haig for urging thorough troop training under capable officers before battle. They deride Roosevelt methods, claim Teddy could assemble and train a division quickly, and question Haig’s jealousy of the colonel amid wartime rhetoric.
Reports note a lifted quarantine in Seattle but doubt remains over Gillitis control. The sinking of a hospital ship by a German sub is cited as proof that the Kaiser’s menace endures. A controversial call for killing relatives is described as disagreeable to kin, while mentions of spring violets bloom with risks.
An aged, garbled item mentions a period piece from The Daily Oregonian with references to a marriage license, local inquiries about health topics, and a clerical notice by Frank Kopf and Katie Adams. It notes a public concern over a pipe operation and the need for hourly checks to prevent pipe freeing.
The Boston Post argues the U S plan to speed troops to Europe rests on solid arms supply. France guarantees full equipment for 1918 and plentiful artillery and machine guns exist. The limit is men, not matériel, with possible 500000 soldiers sent before summer.
A lingering list of realty transfers shows numerous names and parcels, including Casels M A Granny to Joseph Lawton for $1 and various grants in sections 8 through 32 across multiple townships. Other transfers involve Samuel Carr to John Gelade, John Horden to T J Burris, and Arthur Mareh to Willie Maroty, detailing lots, halves, and quarters in northwest and northeast sections, with prices noted for several properties and several grantees across townships and ranges.
Fragmented text notes cold snap and heavy snow across eastern and central France including Saint Etienne and Lyon, disrupting transport and heating. Mentions of temperatures, delayed rail and road movement, and widespread travel slowdowns with regional impacts.
Four individuals from Soccalia were released under federal espionage act provisions following a June conviction. The writ of error seeks review in a higher court, with officials noting the case as nonviolent. The proceedings reference Judge Pray and several named parties in WaMing district.
The readable portion mentions a daughter of a duke and references to noble women. The garbled OCR prevents identifying names, places, or dates.
Meacham notes list local residents and visitors. FON Caswell arrives from Portland to run a mink operation and relocate household goods to Hoyle. Various residents travel to La Grande, Imbler, Padlet on, Tomligton, and Taw Grindsit for dances, family visits, or errands.
A fragmented report describes Paul and associates in NORTH REND with a car incident near The Southern Orepon area. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but references to a fire, a crane, and local company names hint at a collision or blaze involving equipment and a bystander named Tayler.
Readable fragments describe a local event with names and places obscured by garbled text. Key entities cannot be determined. the item resembles a brief column or notice but lacks coherent facts to summarize confidently.
Fragmentary OCR presents a garbled account referencing a war leaders voice from 1914 and a speculative setting in 2900. The text mentions figures like Wilson and Drews and hints at leadership, theater of operations, and imagined bearing on a distant future.
At a January meeting the Pendleton City Council approved plans for widening and paving Wilson Street to Morrison Street from Huth to Madi avenues. Engineers Geary Kinred prepared cost estimates, with total costs to be assessed against benefited properties in an assessment district.
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