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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1918
Page
6
Women’s class schedule and instructor names. plans for travels to Astoria, Camp Lewis, and Hieaway Springs. birthdays, receptions, and a surprise shower for Blanche Friedley. Local notices list visits from Major Fullerton’s family, Pendleton residents touring Bend and Portland, and upcoming Fourth of July gatherings with several motor parties and hostesses.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a tent scene and a chant titled Mute Pen. No clear event, date, or persons beyond garbled names. Unable to extract a coherent report. record highlights only a ritual or performance fragment with uncertain attribution.
Judge Mori appoints Geo. D. Smith guardian of Johnson minor and sets 1200 bond. Appraisers Steck Thierens, Vitti, and Adam Cond named. Theft case: Whetatone and Goldes caught in Walki Walin, 1400 sacks taken from Pacific Coast Elevator, 400 sold to second hand dealer, 1600 in Walla Walla. property recovered. held for trial. News of Sergeant Clarence Bean returning from service at the Indian Field Hospital. Bean promoted to first sergeant rank in medical corps.
The federal monthly report for Secretary EY Roosevelt shows the Reg Gross Chapter June financial statement with cash on hand $3,722.42 and receipts including memberships and contributions. Disbursements cover salaries, postage, printing, freight, and hospital supplies, totaling significant expenses and a reported balance of $12,000 in the fund.
The document notes Umatilla County surpassed its war savings quota of 38450,000 with committees identifying many residents eligible to pledge but some delaying or declining. It mentions purchasers of war stamps and those needing more time to decide their capacity to buy, aiming for a wide margin once the campaign concludes.
The text describes the appearance and construction of a simple garment with a straight one-piece shape and a gathered section below a branded bolt. It notes dictiogmahing features shaped by old arrangements, including a stile goreord trimming and a handful of bend wolquel grouped for ginimendure.
Kingston dispatch reports Veta Cote, 34, who styled hair and wore male clothes to pass as a man and work at a log driving operation for the Ontario-Charlot pulp company. She has been sent to the women's ward at the penitentiary for two years amid public outcry over gender-dress punishment and debate on the law.
Washington reports from Rome express confident belief that the war may end in victory this year with substantial Italian participation in the offensive against the Austro-Hungarian alliance. German planners are said to foresee a near Austro-Hungarian collapse and may pause their French offensive as a result.
Albert Thomas presided over a Paris Socialist meeting as part of the Labor reader group. The Radical soclation issued a declaration expressing support for the desire of the slave and Cuecho-Sieva to gain freedom from Austrian and Hungarian domination and to form an independent state.
Tacoma Washington will host a large war game demonstration featuring infantry and artillery units. Delegations from Washington state and western states plan to participate in staged maneuvers inside a 46 000 seat stadium setting with elaborate field setups and crowd seating.
Amsterdam July 3. The mounting crime wave in Germany remains a live topic. A hard-crenate assault on an express train from Berlin to Hamburg was reported with thieves on the roof and thefts spurring fears of insecurity. A representative cited robberies in hotels and even belongings taken from people, underscoring growing danger.
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