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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1918
Page
4
Independent newspaper notice shows Pendleton Oregon issues with pricing for daily semi weekly and monthly mail and carrier delivery. Includes bureau addresses in Chicago and Washington and rate details for one year six months three months and one month subscriptions.
A terse verse urges a brave heart to persevere in face of real and fan doubt. It challenges fear, praises steadfast effort, and calls for a stubborn, resilient spirit to yield success, even as the world doubts.
George Patullo, renowned writer, serves as an officer with American forces in France. In the Saturday Evening Post he notes soldiers greatly value letters from home, underscoring their morale importance during service.
A veteran speaker urges readers to write frequent letters to Allied soldiers in France, stating letters boost morale and help service while mail delivery remains flawed. The piece also notes a War Industries Board move to cut paper use by newspapers, ending free samples, dealer copies, returns, and free exchanges to save material amid shortages.
A visitor from Pendleton praised a local merchant who directed him to a competitor's stock when a needed item was unavailable. He contrasted this cooperative spirit with Portland where such advice is uncommon.
The Murman coast is described as located in Russia intelligent region. It mentions Hindenburg being dead two months and suggests this may relate to a fuel shortage. Portland gains notice for ship building and school row tensions.
Federal Food Administrators closed Wosed Stores pastry and baking departments and two smaller bakeries for two days in Washington DC for failing to meet the 20 percent wheat substitute rule in bread. Signs announced the action by the Federal Food Administrator for the District of Columbia.
A statement claims the U S armed forces will be superior once the war ends. A Friday fire department drill is noted as the first major exercise in months. Text mentions immigrants on lower Alin street amid local activity.
Fragmented notes describe Teody Heading starting work north of Lown tocdiv and lists of locals such as James Simpenn W Crow J F Tempin L Sarnes Put In operation EP Marshall returns from Seattle visit and a fishing trip with Lidilos. an incident with an Indian female and a scare near town. Carl King to appear with the offer house. Chief Howard involved in a drill.
A young Jaiy sits at home stitching while her husband Robert approaches with his coat. She scolds him for the fifth tailor-made failing item, lamenting the waste of her time and the delays before she can work again.
A fragment from Ladieu Home Journal Narrates Elsie returning from a neighbor with chocolate. Her mother reproves her for asking Mrs Grey for sweets and recalls past admonitions. The piece centers on a child’s dispute and parental scolding.
A fragmented transcript scene features a defiant woman declaring she will not marry, with sarcastic remarks about Perham and a note on family dynamics. The dialogue reveals class and gender tensions, including worry over fortune and domestic expectations, amid unclear setting.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Broadfield Regulator Co and labor terms, with unclear context. It references safety, distress relief, and recovery, plus scattered names and places like Denver and Me me 1 a abes. The passage is disjointed and lacks a coherent news item or outcome.
Washington July news reports a Senate backed change extending mining claim exemptions through the war and until December 21 of the following year. Congress already suspended the requirement for 1917 and 1914 and previously relieved military and naval personnel from certain duties. Under the new law claimants must annually file with the local land office to preserve the claim under the granted privilege.
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