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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1918
Page
5
In Washington on January 11, Mr Woodrow Willeen is noted for assisting engineers in a pivotal project. The report mentions his role in supporting a major policy shift and outlines its potential impact on national progress.
Stuart Paton director of Holoved Jie will be seen at the Cow Theatre today in Christian picture. He is remembered for Twenty Whvelupaid Lewguee Under the Bea. Audiences look forward to his future heights and new productions.
Corvallis based officials disclosed nitrate fertilizer would be distributed to Oregon farmers through channels set by the federal government. About 87 percent would be shipped by rail and road to comply with wartime controls, with 100,000 Congoet quilitrate allocated for farm use. Farmers face timing uncertainties but may gain access soon, enabling pick up at designated centers and onward delivery to fields.
An antique style advertisement promotes Foley Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and roup along with Foley Kidney Pills for internal issues and cathartic tablets. It claims quick health results and urges readers to send payment to Tallinn & Co for the remedy set.
A fragmentary report from Oklahoma City describes a federal grand jury proceeding. Mention of individuals and a county context appears jumbled with unrelated lines about Tacoma and local matters, suggesting a disrupted OCR of a crime or legal hearing with references to defendants, a jury, and potential charges.
Portions describe a woman named Mike Martarvs Young of Tetrolt connected to a belt and American thesis relatives. It mentions three family members with money during the war and references a white belt paired with a blue something. The legible parts are unclear and the rest is garbled.
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