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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR from Pendleton Oregon notices shows scattered items including a hotel entry, street addresses, and multiple newspaper subscription options with prices. Details are incomplete and mixed with stray characters and typographic errors, preventing a cohesive item beyond noting a local public notice fragment.
The piece argues whether the country should be led by a current president or a former one. It defends Roosevelt and the administration's war program as largely effective, accusing critics of magnifying flaws and aiding the enemy. It calls for unity and loyalty amid perilous times.
Three generations of women have used and recommended Lydia E Pincham’s Vegetable Compound for numerous ailments in women. The ad touts its roots herb composition and sanitary preparation, urging women to try this standard remedy for female distress and conditions.
The piece argues that delays are inevitable and praise is warranted for wartime gains. It highlights two million soldiers, large European deployments, robust health, and an impending air supremacy program cited by Samuel Blythe. It claims Roosevelt seeks to regain the presidency in 1920 and criticizes Chamberlain and Wilson, urging support for the administration and dropping the New York meeting dispute.
A fragmented cartridge of opinion warns that rapid protest and foreign influence could derail the 1920 presidential race. The passage suggests that if Wilson were a Republican, the Portland Oregonian would face a political crisis and shift in leadership.
A detailed navy report recalls the four hour duel between the Luckenbach and a German submarine attacking the American steamer near the coast. Despite multiple near misses and heavy shelling, the Luckenbach reached port. the armed guard and crew endured fires, casualties, and gun damage. The destroyer arrived after dawn, the submarine submerged, and the Luckenbach's crew was praised. the armed guard commander was promoted.
A compact notice reflecting a plea for unity in the face of ongoing conflict. The speaker argues United we stand and warns that division may prolong the war and invite defeat, urging steadfast support for Senate actions.
Excavation for the national hunt vault in Deepaln Urlek uncovered a barrel of tarlockie stones and Bloom beneath the floor. Peoples Warehouse to convey the building on Main Street for 6000 square feet with a capped goods area. Edward Carter of Pendleton areas, sibling of HH Larter, arrived en route to Walla Walla. A Pendleton purchaser bought land in 1889 for expenses and was offered 74 cash for the deal, another man bought a block then sold it for 81.00.
A reader asks about buying thrift stamps and war savings stamps. Answers explain 4 percent interest, quarterly compounding, where to buy at post offices and approved agencies, and the purpose to help fund the war effort and save lives.
The Labor Party in Lontos announces its intention to move in the House of Commons a resolution congratulating the Mibi deine on the formation of the new emoketitieiyt das. The measure aims to celebrate Nishet OO eE fort and the constitutional reform, urging unity and tolerance amid civil strife.
A fragmented report from January 22 describes German Catholics meeting in renbenno tom eal with Bishop Jomeint Husely. The narrative mentions Bishop Boselk praising an unidentified leader and the presidents' influence, presenting a war aims message amid unclear details.
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