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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1917
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Portland Oregon hotel news stand listing from a local bureau. Likely references a trade or distribution notice for hotel supply or press materials.
A damaged OCR reads as a fragmented poetic stream. It mentions an artist, a child, a poet, and unclear names like Wer, Mima J, and Cwire KR. The text conveys longing and artistic aspiration without coherent narrative or dated context.
The selective draft and a food control measure pass the house and are expected to gain senate approval. The draft is described as the fair and efficient method to man the army, with national government control of food, fuel, and other supplies deemed necessary for military needs.
The piece warns that without federal regulation despotic buyers could starve the nation and aid the enemy. It argues regulation defends producers with fair prices and targets big speculators, urging decisive action as the country remains at war.
Pendleton will host the state editorial association for a July 13 to 15 session viewed as highly important. The gathering emphasizes cooperation and public service in wartime, with newspapers called to inform the people and support national defense through clear reporting. Local efforts focus on proper hosting and welcoming the visiting editors.
President Wilson’s message to the Belgian mission declares the United States’ solemn determination that on the inevitable day of victory Belgium shall be restored to the place she has won. The statement emphasizes unwavering support as the nation prepares for a victorious outcome in the war.
The United States confirms its pledge to Belgium and vows to help restore the nation after Germany’s invasion. Belgi um must be restored and a school for young ladies will be opened in New York City this fall. Reports note limited submarine success and calls for Council of Defense action while farmers fear crop shortfalls and vigilance against arson.
Fragmentary report notes a French commission recommending a position and ongoing talks with Petal near the 360 mile front. Details are unclear and the article references military planning and potential deployment.
Weary from June 24 dispatches report that American expeditionary forces on the French firing line may occupy a position between the British and French forces. A tentative plan suggests Americans could hold four miles of the front, with arrangements to be finalized as operations proceed.
Misses Dademans of 164 Jefferson Ave, Lyn, N. advertises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for medical relief. The notice invites readers to write for advice and warns letters will be opened and read. it reflects early 20th century mail order medical ads.
A fragmented item notes events dated 28 years prior related to a Presbyterian church and local offices. It mentions meetings, signings, and a community agreement with vague local names and places. The readable fragments reference Ad Office Kenn tok and Geparrine Rundew, implying a local civic or church matter from the past interest to readers.
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