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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1918
Page
7
Classified style notices advertise furnished rooms and a three room apartment for rent, with inquiries at specific addresses. An owner offers a home ready for occupancy or with options, plus a funeral notice inviting Mavenders and Knights to a service for Willan Kincon tomorrow at 10.00.
Fragmented items describe a wartime drive for voluntary clothing donations, potential requisition threats, and a whimsical note about a railroad car decorated with phrases about the Star Spangled Banner. Mentions include a plan for peace-time wear and tear, a whistle tune, and a few local business notices.
The article gives detailed home canning instructions for peppers, beets, and other produce with step by step processing times. It also reports on cattle, hogs, and lamb prices in North Central markets, noting steady or mixed trends and quotable ranges for various grades.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference Nilson Tractors and a company line about traction and pulling. The readable portions mention a tractor company, weights, and service terms, but the article content is garbled with misspellings and lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to provide a coherent summary.
In Portland on July 20 the North Portland hog market posted a fresh summer peak, climbing to 18.35 as bids strengthened and buyers showed robust demand. Prices ranged with 18.25 quoted for early lots and 16.85 to 16.50 for others as the week opened with broad market strength and steady liquidation.
Portand Chamber of Commerce News Director Jace Wark travels to Lincoln County with a film crew to document the region. The team, including Sir Vincent and an expert cameraman, surveys tall trees and local preparations for a project tied to Vancouver area activities.
Fragmented phrases describe Allied buildup in the Balkans with mentions of reinforcement movements and potential offensives. The text references Serbo-Hungarian tensions, potential pressure on Bulgaria and Romania, and the broader effort to shift power balances in the region.
A fragmentary notice indicates a film project to document forestry work for broader distribution across the United States. The effort, described as a strenuous vacation, will last a week or longer and involves officials in the process.
A U S government briefing notes no aid to Slovaks or Ruthenian rebels against the Bolshevik government. A Charvon Ukraine report cites Germans executing Jews for grain hoarding and refusing to name buyers. A rabbi among the murdered is noted.
A fragment notes a campaign effort titled Musiq OF Interést in the midst of political activity. The text mentions September and a aim to avoid mud, but details are unclear and the exact event or dates are uncertain.
Camp Lewis Tacoma Washington July 76 Regimental sergeant major Thomas Helmuth Wilder, once accused as a spy for Germany, was today made a private in the 146th depot brigade. Ritter was released from the guard house after confinement and restored to duty. charges could not be proved and officials withheld further details.
Geneva July 10. A Swiss court convicts a German national of theft after evidence linked him to stolen items from Germany. The defense cites residency in Germany and a German legation role, but the court upholds the judgment amid postwar sentiment and diplomatic tensions.
In July Washington telegrams report King George grants General Peyton March the Knight of the Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order and the Order of St Michael and St George. Ambassador Ler Reading conveys the royal message to the War Department announcing the honor to General George March.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 30th daily occurrence in Washington involving a Liberty Stone drive. The text is garbled but mentions a target or event at the Tin Centrum and a possible impact on a Gand four.
Brockton Shaye Manufacturers Association announced a 2 percent wage increase as a wartime bonus. The first half is payable August 23 and the second half September 30. A further raise is not expected this season. The strike affects about 24,000 workers in Brockton and surrounding areas.
Ben Jackson a well known resident died Thursday afternoon at Walter on the farm where he was born. The funeral was held Saturday from there after a brief illness following a stroke. Survived by Marvin Melvin and Mrs Otte of Walker and Byron serving with expeditionary forces in France. brothers and sisters include C M Jackson of this city Frank Jackson of Walker Mrs Dan Shaw of Penneton and Mrs John A Young of Clackamas.
Amsterdam dispatch reports the Hungarian Diet rejected a government measure relating to women’s suffrage. The tower house of the government faced the vote with unclear phrasing and the outcome remains unsettled.
The readable text mentions a latern wily and a Toledo Bold by all the Gants Pasty Fite for constipation. It appears as a garbled historical OCR fragment with references to medicines or remedies and place names, but lacks clear events or identities.
Fragmented OCR note mentions a dull splitting headache and a drug name, with unclear words and garbled spelling. The readable elements reference headache relief and a possible medication, but no clear actions, dates, or names are determined.
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