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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1918
Page
4
The Oregonian outlines subscription rates and regional distribution details. The notice lists newspaper formats including daily and semi weekly options, with prices by mail and by carrier, plus addresses for the Chicago and Washington bureaus and storage information.
A poetic fragment contemplates how genuine love and sentiment shape actions. It suggests old words and friendless scorn fade when true affection wins.
A presidential announcement cites one million American soldiers in France, two thirds in combat roles and others serving behind the lines. It warns of uncertain shipping pace, notes allies’ limits, and urges sustained effort and morale until victory is achieved in the great war effort.
A wartime column denounces the German government as a beast in ideals and actions. It cites a British officer’s account of harsh conditions in German prisons and prisoners weakened by starvation, reflecting the brutal human cost of the conflict.
The passage describes brutal wartime scenes including wounded soldiers and prisoners, German abuse, and calls for total support of the government. It asserts that resistance must be backed by decisive action, ending with a plea to answer the enemy with bullets.
Italy's decisive drive across the Piave halts Austrian advances and strengthens Allied morale. The industrial north of Italy now stands at risk of Austrian domination, threatening food, shipping, and postwar recovery. Victory tightens pressure on Germany and Austria, signaling penalties for wartime crimes and foreshadowing broader Allied momentum. Cooperation, not isolation, emerges as a solution to labor shortages.
A July 3 1890 item recalls Ben Hagen joking about a fire in Portland and leaping the Morthon Street bridge fence to view the blaze. A tallkeeper and policeman pursued him, but he escaped, leaving the scene with a small mockery of the city’s guard. Also noted is a note on George Hmrnhart and Willian F P Coty.
Unclear report notes Fletcher and Mrs Strickland involved in an incident where people were rendered unconscious. The article mentions a public road being used as a depository for dead animals, implying unsafe or improper disposal near the roadway.
Salem O July 9 The Sumpter Valley railroad faces higher express rates. GB Viets of Ameren fx Press asks the public service commission for authority to raise rates further. The commission notes a 25 percent freight rate not in effect due to filing and statutorily required notices. If increased, Baker Prairie freight would be 1.03 and first class express would be 60 cents. no decision yet.
Portland July 2. Motion for a directed verdict in the bootlegging conspiracy trial of Alexander Davidson Lambert Whitehurest and George Smith was denied by Federal Judge BR Reon. The 100 day trial has bitter content and may conclude today with closing arguments from Barnett Goldstein for the prosecution and Smith and Whitalwiret’s counsel. Dan J. Malarkey to reappear for Davidson as final arguments and instructions to the jury loom.
Baltimore July 2 Uncle Bam arrives at the Marine recruiting station in a city. Carroll William Doggett a 25 year old mall clerk joins the Marines after a strange admission that he was three and a half inches too tall and underweight. He secured a waiver from Washington after much effort, becoming the tallest man in the Marine Corps.
A partially readable notice describes a memorial effort in Avansvilla for Jammer Sezehel Greeham, a local American soldier who fell in Pranes war. Residents rally to establish a memorial and honor the fallen serviceman.
A misidentified man named Hueh Dobbs, claimed Pendleton origin, was arrested on a complaint from the Powhatan for attempting to obtain money with a bogus check. Investigators seek traces of a Hush Doblin linked to Pendleton while no registration entry matches him.
Incomplete passage mentions a girl from Mexico living in Stege with a two year presence described as very light or dark complexion and mixed terms. parents asserted she has been abroad.
Washington July 2 Coal dealers and distributors are barred by a fuel administration order from raising coal prices. The policy may allow higher freight tariffs to be added to coal prices only when previously approved by authorities, or when past rates become obsolete.
Police in this city search for Avion Kapinees a fourteen year old girl missing since June. Her parents say she left home to visit relatives and has not returned. Authorities urge any information to contact local stations as the case draws concern.
The July Hana Lengreth of Forney S D formerly of Mjohenen Lake Norway presented the main motion at the Norwegian convention in Gey to set a gauge length of thirteen feet. Lengreth noted hoards and ore are not grown in hay and added it took him fifty years to develop. The talk was wrapped around his wife and tucked under his cat.
Thirteen year old Helen Hooker delivered a standout showing at the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills. The New York tournament saw her sweep two rounds and a default before meeting national champion Molla Bjurstedt in the fourth round. Hooker could not land a set against the Norwegian star, 6-0 6-1, yet her one-game victory signals her high caliber. Earlier rounds saw Hooker defeat Lyse B. Mahas and Miss Gott, advancing before the final clash.
A vintage collection of cottage cheese based dishes and menus. Recipes cover soups, omelets, scrambles, creamed sauces, toppings, and variations with notes on neutralizing cheese with baking soda and using onions, peppers, and herbs. Suggested menus pair cottage cheese dishes with sides like potato salad, corn, greens, and tea.
In Butte Montana on July 2 Jerry Reynolds a chauffeur climbed a sixty foot power pole to retrieve a glove and became trapped among live wires. His wife and two children watched as flames scorched his clothing and body. Firemen freed him but he is feared fatally burned.
An old advertisement touts Keetarnee Sat hae as a trusted blood purifier for hundreds of customers. It claims purity from vegetables and urges readers to seek medical advice through the Medical Director. The message highlights S$. 8.8. as a reliable blood purifier and offers costless medical guidance.
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