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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local item noting people named SorsChiTios and Mette, with mentions of a mall, three hunts, and a delivery or carrier event. The garbled text obscures clear facts, but references to names, places and an orderly sequence surface.
A garbled poetic passage describes a figure SeloiStris, lordly in a desert, with references to rings, beetles, and memory. Vague images include a front line creature, a summoned crowd, alien types, wings, a kingly predecessor, and dark iron fetters. The text reads as damaged OCR with no clear event.
President Wilson urged unwavering duty and unity as the nation enters wartime. Pendleton and Umatilla County show strong support, with Liberty bonds exceeding expectations and generous pledges to the Red Cross. Citizens rally to back democracy and the global fight for peace through collective effort.
The article recounts how Umatilla County residents respond to wartime needs by volunteering soldiers for field, production, and distribution roles and by providing funding. It notes that men have joined the army and navy and that those at home are meeting their duty in good faith.
Poland’s flag flies with the Allies in France as terms for Polish participation promise nation restoration after victory. France’s Poincare authorized Polish regiments under their own flag, signaling sovereignty. Allies, possibly including Russia, are likel y to back similar autonomy and independence, marking a shift toward a democracy-backed Poland.
The piece notes Col. Roosevelt can bolster national morale while General Pershing protects U S interests at the front. It also warns that warmer weather will test city irrigation reserves and reservoir oversight.
A short persuasive note urges readers to buy liberty bonds not only for the country but for personal gain, contrasting tradition with modern style and suggesting overlooked value in supporting the war effort. It mentions Athena as a symbol of style and continuity.
The item notes arrivals and residents in town including H Culderhead freight and passenger agent with observations on his intelligence and potential work as an agent. An ancient powerful device of Engel stone and ten ore picked by J B R McDennell is described along with plans and a bogey rider.
The fragment lists deeds and transfers including Nettie Myers and Wingk Street, with odd interwoven ad lines about remedies and cold cures. It reads like a garbled OCR page mixing property items with medicine claims and outdated product names, lacking coherent event detail.
Fragmented crude sports item lists players and teams, mentioning Portland Vancouver Seattle Chicago New York and Boston with scattered scores and names. The piece references the Northwest League and various players such as Gardner Stevens Cunningham Leik Russell Codiman Wall Byler Barrineten Haunt Kifora and others in a jumbled roster style.
Scattered OCR text notes convicts returning to a Wisconsin prison after a debate on clemency. Names and places are garbled, but references to Liberty Wisconsin and Salt Lake City appear amid unclear details about sentencing and paroled individuals.
In Washington on June 3 J W Hartin of Hazelton Pennsylvania a member of the South Pennsylvania cavalry was captured in 1862 by Captain J A Gitlin of North Gurv Nea, a survivor of Stonewall Jacksons corps Today the two met for the first time at the Confederate reunion and exchanged hours recounting their experiences.
Great Britain has released 45,000 bales about 16,000,000 pounds of Australian wool for immediate shipment to the United States the Commerce Department announced today in Washington This measure aims to relieve the wool shortage and ease trade tensions between the two nations.
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