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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
3
Classified ad fragment lists WANTED helpers including an elderly woman, a young woman for watching children, a woman for housework on a ranch, and two men with wives seeking family labor. Phone contact numbers included. numerous garbled phrases obscure exact locations and duties.
For sale items include a 1914 Ford in fine condition a three speed Harley Davidson motorcycle and a self propelled harvester plus a pierced horse and buggy style listing. Reading shows various contact names and locations Pendleton and Maple with July 3 closure notes and general sale details. The OCR yields multiple ad fragments and incomplete phrases.
Marysville man Jongph Bentley was killed today when he touched an 11,000 volt power circuit. The 87 year old father, two children, his wife and his mother were injured. two sisters were reported in the hospital.
A fragmented text fragment references Count Qeorge Noble and individuals Finnkett and Sian Poin amid cryptic phrases about pallionvent and conspirancy. The garbled lines mention authorities at sea and a reconcile pread ngteful revelation, offering no clear event or outcome.
Many claim Chamberlain's Tablets aid indigestion and constipation and warn of severe illness before treatment. The ad touts the product as a superior medicine, recommending use for stomach pains and digestive distress and claiming life saving potential when taken promptly. It also mentions a Chamberlain's liniment for back pain applied twice daily.
North Portland yards report steady tone in cattle and sheep markets with limited tops and average quality on hand. Receipts total five loads with medium grade offerings. cattle held steady with no change in prices. cows and steers range from about 7.00 to 15.00, while sheep and lambs show even demand at muted levels in regional trade.
Secretary Taft has been ordered by physician to rest in the west after illness. The brief report notes Secretary Taft’s health prompt action and the location being considered for his recovery amid ongoing duties and public interest.
In Boston the Meeren Symphony Orchestra has dropped 18 German musicians from its roster. The note states that in future concerts non-German players may be admitted, while Dr Karl Muck is temporarily away due to war.
A distorted report notes a Greek consul urged to respond to a draft call. The article mentions Creeks and gang activity with unclear details about a district board appeal and a denied appeal.
Fragmentary text appears to reference Herter, Peresteins, and a team event with unclear context. Names and places are garbled. no coherent action or outcome can be determined from the readable segments.
Three individuals including a former sheriff were indicted by a federal grand jury in a Muskee de eetitions case tied to 1915 activities. United States Attorney Wheeler announced the charges as proceedings moved toward federal court actions and related hearings.
A brief item notes that Shepard underwent an operation yesterday. The fragment describes an unspecified procedure and its outcome, with limited readable details and no clear names beyond Shepard.
In New York on June 35 five men connected with an arms transport service were charged in federal indictments with offering and receiving bribes related to efforts to influence the government. In Sitka Alaska on June 23 the Curking company completed buildings at the western village cannery, will run by electricity, and will employ local labor as it prepares for the season starting mid June.
In Amsterdam Joos Deutsches Tages Zeitung notes General von has been dererated with the Teves or le merite. General von Rerebardt served as commander of the Teptonie force in the Kyvel sector amid unspecified actions.
A vintage style health blurb promotes a one week regimen claiming rosy cheeks and fresh skin from baths and altered water intake. It mentions a quarter pound of a supplement and claims rapid positive effects on digestion and vitality, urging readers to try for a week.
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