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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
7
In the notice the newspaper lists subscription rates in advance as five dollars. The fragment notes a price point and indicates a prepaid period. No further details are readable.
Fragmentary verse honors Ukraine and its people with a call to remember and endure. It speaks of resilience, faith, and sacrifice while invoking national identity and enduring spirit amid conflict.
Fragmentary text references city authorities, water, and protests urging action. Mentions a river, milk proverb, and calls for safeguard measures. Unclear details limit precise summary.
Fragmentary report notes World War I progress with Alf referenced as a morale cue. Mentions General March and Chief of Staff statements about troop movements. Indicates a rapid pace of American deployment and uncertain numbers between U.S. states and overseas forces.
A fragmented wartime column discusses cautious optimism about military progress, the duty of truth from leaders, and the resolve of young Americans to serve whether or not they face combat. It notes lingering doubt from critics, praise for national mobilization, and references to Dakota.
A historical account details Sol meeting in a Presbyterian church in East Crawford, marking the Oregon Central line from Portland to a coastal city. The narrator, a railroad builder from Spier, reflects on his second visit to Penna and his plans for bridging county differences. Rev W B Potwine attends a meeting in Potts. Mrs William Parsons and children, Regie Serviii, are noted among attendees.
Fragmentary text references Berlin tariffs and individuals named Emery and C. Ry, with garbled phrases about Was eman Tariff Commission and German actions. Details are unreadable, leaving core facts and dates unspecified.
Graves, 21, of Kanes City, Ma, was accidentally shot while handling a topic gun and rabbit meat after a late shift, dying at the scene. Police reported the incident occurred Monday night near Kanhas County.
Mr and Mrs W K Vanderbilt offer Clover Hill proposed convalescent hospital to aid soldiers. The 560 bed facility would provide care and rehabilitation at the site, with design and funding details outlined for the projected opening.
The article outlines Renny Kauff’s looming military draft amid a troubled career. It notes his relocation to Ohio to report and begin service, with lingering questions about his future and current form as speculation rises.
Empire honors Duncan Campbell Seataert and others for heroic rescues of American Marines from the torpedoed Tuscania. They pulled marooned soldiers from lifeboats, braving rough seas and Cold River winds to haul survivors ashore.
An obscure OCR fragment describes a coastal area incident with mentions of a person named Hew Web, a suspect or witness, and a note about food and shelter provisions. The text references a cliff, a turn, and a mistranscribed event likely involving mediation or capture.
A dynamite blast at a Minnesota mine owned by the M. A. Hanna Company occurred this afternoon. A terrible explosion followed, killing several workers and trapping others. Rescue efforts were underway as authorities investigated the cause and counted the dead and missing.
Incomplete text hints at a census tied plan affecting taxpayers with a push to determine eligibility and rates. The fragment mentions early fall action and whether the plan will require a taxpayer to participate.
A ranch caretaker in unt, va faced a deadly incident as a fire swept the property. Rescue efforts found no survivors among the inhabitants, and investigators began inspecting the scene near the main building and outbuildings for clues.
Captain J M de Beaufort author of a war book rose to prominence on the Chautauqua platform. Hyetala Dolzinn, artillery captain and veteran of Antwerp retreat, was noted for early war combat. The piece highlights wartime experiences, travels in Germany, and leadership during the conflict.
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