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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
2
A large stock item listing 106 units premium suits and coats with reduced sizing from 1 3 to 1 2 offering savings from 10.00 to 825.00. Nearly all suits are included with many modern styles in stock. All wool materials claim quality with tested construction.
A partial OCR text fragment discusses shirts and pricing in an unclear context. It mentions shirts and a price reference and references a department or plan related to advertising. The legible items are shirts, prices, and a department note, but details are not fully clear.
A scattered 1918 era passage discusses fat trimming, waste avoidance, and meal planning, urging thoughtful preparation and moderation. It references baked ham fat, butter, frying, desserts, textures, and edible combinations, with stray notes on a racehorse cemetery and an academic note about a Tokyo university chair in Russian studies.
In LeNIAUN on December 29 a war tale recalls priests and parishioners feeding their flock amid fear and devastation. Soldiers arrive seeking shelter while civilians dwell on sacrifice, smoke, and companionship as extremity awakens.
Portland dispatch reports the mayor and police chief met with leaders of a newly formed council of workers and sailors to calm tensions and persuade the group to disband. Major Haker released no official statement, but officials aim to prevent unrest seen previously during Sunday events.
Portland votes against a city quarantine measure delaying its effect for 34 days. One commissioner opposes, arguing masks not mandatory and disease may be controlled without strict enforcement. Health bureau reports 400 new cases, five cages of l ibbanm sent, deaths remain low.
A harsh commentary from Berlin and Cologne outlets attacks socialist leanings amid wartime economic strain. It cites calls for an independent wage department, critiques state planning, and urges workers to support traditional values while opposing Bolshevik influence. It also discusses public works, the Lincoln Highway, and the role of women in postwar rebuilding.
Home reports reveal that a select group of informants and agents were dropped by airplanes behind enemy lines to procure intelligence on General Mor and his forces. Over three months after the Allied launch, about forty men were warned, tasked, and carried out perilous reconnaissance missions returning with vital details. The piece notes the daring actions of aviators and the network feeding back observations.
Severely misspelled names list fallen soldiers from Oregon including Private Claude J. Pomeroy of Ta Grands Wallowa and Private William St. Marah of Aurora along with Private Chester Larson Helix Private Letcher Norvell and Private Frank N. Keller Lebanon.
Rome November 26 report from the Italian government highlights the vital role of Italian women in wartime industry. About 260,000 women and children worked across national manufacturing sectors aiding the war effort, with broad praise for their contributions beyond traditional labor.
A nationwide movement seeks to honor the dead by planting trees across states. Officials encourage governors to participate, urging each state to plant a grove or row in memory, turning public spaces into living memorials. Local leaders emphasize unity and lasting tribute through forestry.
A fragmentary ad copy touts a so called instant relief formula claimed to cure sour stomach constipation and appendicitis like conditions. It mentions a medical trope and various brandishers with unclear legitimacy and jurisdiction.
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