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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1919
Page
7
Report from Daily Mail quotes Lenin warning against last year s mistakes and the danger of continuing terror. An arrest in Latin Troatly is noted as Bolshevik leadership faces pressure amid political upheaval and calls to oppose Trots.
At Camp Upton, Jan 22, 650 cavalry and artillery horses and mules were sold to buyers from across the East. Horses brought 945 to 974 dollars each and sold steadily. Mules, despite strong demand, sold at a heavy average price around 150 dollars.
Pendleton Weeder Works advertises the Non-Skip Weeder to remove all weeds first pass over the field, claiming a one third time savings and better work. Order now from 623 Cottonwood Street, Pendleton.
Notice items include a missing Jersey cow with owner J. J. King and contact Wendletoh, plus price quotes and a for rent sign. Several livestock descriptions list horses and cattle with shoulder marks and colors, offered for reward or mutual aid. Names such as George Wachtel and Jon E. Ahnawlder appear with rewards and contact hints, while a housekeeping room listing and a location near Clay are noted.
Ill framed archaic advice on kidney relief mentions drinking salt water mixtures and lemon juice to soothe kidney pain. References to sedimen ts, bladder relief, and a plan to neutralize irritants appear amid phrases about weather, pains, and a disputed Montana political note.
Philadelphia January 22 Despite the end of the war there will be no time for peace as women gain a stronger role in the Women’s Land Army of America which finished its training and calls for continued farming effort nationwide. Leaders from New York and the federal land army head urged expansion as the nation remains short one million farmers awaiting their return to the fields. The Thirty-ninth Army unit, under Colonel Albert Ores, reported the order to cross the Rhine and advance into Germany with the Third Army, signaling ongoing postwar duties for the corps.
A fragmented report from Helena references a legislative push led by Senator Moy Pennin to curb an industrial project. The filing mentions military posts and a plea for regulatory measures, but many proper names are garbled in the OCR text.
Unclear text describes France and Canada needing reactors and forged belts for tractors. Mentions 200 ton forge orders and a plan to ship about 600 tractors per year for several years. Names and places are distorted and not fully legible.
Report from Paris suggests Marshal Ferdinand Foch is favored by supporters to become the next president of France after the election. Bets in Paris indicate confidence in his likely political rise.
North Portland cattle trade again weak with limited buyers. Prices slid for cows and vealers as供chers reported lower bids, while hog and sheep markets showed modest activity. Full details indicate overall downturn across cattle, hog, and sheep sectors with sparse reported transactions.
A plan for a state war history volume highlights the role of women in World War I. Funds from public subscriptions and fees will support building a national training center for American children whose parents served, with Texas beginning the first volume on Texan women.
London, Jan 23. Armament of Spartacan forces in Germany proceeds with signals from Zurich. Karl Radek, Soviet Bolshevik envoy, aids the revolt and is besieged in a Swiss castle. Raids reported in Reich, more than 200 Rasens activists arrested. Government fears unrest as unemployment relief measures set daily.
Geneva dispatch reports confusing telegraph strings about government actions in Petrograd and Petrograd authorities. The fragment mentions potential shootings and upheaval linked to an internal crisis with references to specific names and dates that are garbled.
July 21 dispatch describes the Royal He of Carma and Prince Vildivostok sending envoys to Siberia to arrange trade and mobilize forces after a late war action. A German officer is identified among captured figures and efforts pivot to logistics and exchange.
The text references widespread coughs and discomfort across men women and children and promotes King’s New Life Pills as a constipation remedy available at drug stores. It includes a brief anecdote about a British officer and a German general in dialogue, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding.
Italian crowds in Rome on January 33 gathered for support of League Nations aid to President Wilson. A papal secretary released Benedicts verdict praising Wilson as a great mind and noting his century defining impact.
An unreadable fragment discusses Petain in a cautious light, mentioning moderation and restrained conduct. It alludes to offers and opposition without clear specifics, rendering the text incoherent and only partially legible.
Public health warning drums up demand for a vegetable blood medicine claiming to revitalize blood and prevent disease. It promotes five bottles of a named product and offers free medical advice by writing to a Medical Director at Swift Ppeville Co. in Adan Gay.
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