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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment lists various prices such as 45c and 95c, with other values like 19c, 23c, and 50c. The readable bits hint at a simple price sheet or sales ad from a small early 20th century publication.
A two day sale advertises pongee silks with a note that every regular price is effectively 25 percent higher, implying larger savings during the event.
Executive Manager A W Bide says large crop and evident corrosion require erecting new warehouses at Godell and Vana Mern with an estimated cost of 879,900. The coop shipping concern already runs substantial receiving plants at Mount Hood Railroad Company stations.
In a Washington dispatch by United Brow the front shows attack faces and minstrel walls that dispel gloom. Burnt cory and other minstrel eyelparawnt have been shipped to thaoA as the Drama League of America organizes.
Washington secretary Baker asked for defense stations to guard Atlantic sites against potential threats. The request cites a million dollar cost and locates the action near the Atlantic region as a strategic measure. The proposal aims to vest authority in defense authorities and establish fortified positions.
Fragmentary wartime dispatch notes U S ships diverted and threatened by submarine activity. Mention of Navy orders and merchant vessels, with prowar rhetoric and statements by officials. Incomplete text cites altered rates and strategic currents in the war zone.
A long letter from Harry K. Baleem at Camp Kearney details his military life with the 145th Field Artillery. He writes of promotions from private to corporal to sergeant, asks about home news, and describes camp routines, horse care, and training. He references the Boxer Top and urges reading Over the Top, sharing thoughts on German war aims and morale. He signs from California Camp Kearney, May 26, 1904.
A brief item states an unspecified entity announced it would spend 600,000 to quickly construct a railroad in Oregon and Washington. The fragment mentions Portlands and Dune as likely places but lacks clear names or dates.
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