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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1918
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment from a Portland area page mentions Imperial News Stand, city security build details, and police bureau references. Readable names are scarce, but the fragment hints at local crime or security updates without clear dates or outcomes.
A historical price list shows daily, semi weekly, and longer terms for mail and carrier delivery. Rates range from 455.00 yearly by mail to 1.50 daily by year carrier, with six month and quarterly options and small monthly fees. The document reflects period pricing practices and service terms.
General Fayolle commands French armies along the Oise and halted the German April advance between Montdidier and Noyon near Amiens. The feat earned him international fame and nicknames as Foch's right hand. He has long been regarded as one of France's ablest generals.
Gen Fayolle and General Humbert assume command of French armies in the contested zone between Elchelma and Vardun. Humbert, familiar with the region, could be called to help hold against the German Carmite assault led by Von Gallwith and Duke Albrecht of Württemberg as they push toward Verdun. He previously served as second in command at Verdun in the great 1916 battle.
Fragmentary OCR yields a poetic fragment about rain on a windowpane. It mentions mortals, a coming day, Chloe, and cheer from rainfall. The text is garbled but conveys a gentle, rhythmic meditation on rain and solace.
Harvey Wells state fire marshal urges farmers to screen laborers, verify citizenship, and ensure the harvest crew is trustworthy. He stresses asking direct questions to confirm a worker’s background and eligibility.
A wartime civic notice urges farmers to join home guards and report suspects. It warns against pro German items near harvesters and stresses preparedness, loyalty, and patriotic buying of Liberty Bonds or stamps to support the war effort.
To prevent typhoid the Public Health Service will provide free typhoid inoculations at its hospitals and field offices upon request. Secretary McAdoo directs measures to protect workers as labor is needed nationwide.
Public Health Service reports over 15 000 Little Rock residents inoculated against typhoid to curb civilian military disease exchange. Inoculations available at Marine Hospitals fields offices and Hygienic Laboratory Washington and nearby places. emphasis on high-risk water drinkers and active season.
University of Oregon Fu gene June 16 report on the National League of Women's Service organized in Oregon led by F P I Camp of Eugene as state chairman. The group aims to coordinate war work across fields for women, with enrollment options, service categories, and plans for state canning centers, granges, and emergency home demonstration agents to preserve fruit and vegetables and support militarily.
State officers of the league are Chairman Mr Pik Campbell and first vice president. Mr Cyrwa Dolph of Portland is second vice president. Mr Harry Ladd Corbett of Portland is commandant, with Mr Charles Gray of Eugene listed as another officer. Mrs Campbell has not yet perfected the organization and the chairmen’s names will be released in a few days.
At the Inland Empire Teachers Association convention in Spokane Washington state educators favored adding a secretary of education with a presidential cabinet seat. Simplified spelling and other advanced measures found little support. The convention stressed youth should be trained to study health morals science and language arts.
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