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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
4
The text portrays a scattered scene of people leaving for Piney Ar, enduring cold distance and lingering sorrow. Voices are fading, hearts once light now wander, while a lone woman recalls a searching partner and the dawn brings quiet, grim yearning.
The article suggests allied plans for a vigorous spring offensive aimed at pressing the German lines. A decisive allied victory could weaken German morale at home and in Russia, disrupt supply chains, and influence the broader war outcome. The piece notes expectations of taking advantage while the foe is focused on Russian supplies.
A garbled ad-like fragment discusses eczema relief claims and mentions the EB W Govelane and related terms. The readable bits suggest promotion of a dependable skin treatment but lack coherent details or verifiable facts. No clear event, date, or entities beyond vague product references.
The piece argues German willingness to endure brutalities for plunder and predicts a shift to defeatist cries if fortunes sour. It urges a sustained Allied offensive on the west front this summer to break the Kaiser's military back, open Berlin, and secure democracy and decency.
A war time editorial urges farmers to plant spring wheat over barley, citing potential price drops in barley and a wheat surplus risk. It notes winter wheat in 1917 was weak, with an estimated production near 540 million bushels, and analyzes historical planting records to argue for increased spring wheat acreage in 1918, especially in Umatilla County, urging patriotism and firm stance against treasonous outcomes. It frames farm labor questions and pauses in political campaigning as context.
Advertisement claims Lavoptile brightens eyes with one wash and a week of use. Guarantees stunning results, promises healthy, vibrant eyes, and includes a free offer. Presents as a typical promotional blurb from Tallin & Co druggists.
A 28 year old item lists ice wagons now in operation as a spring sign. Alexander withdraws as candidate for county treasurer. Werton farmers begin plowing and seeding for summer harvest. Max Baer plans a substantial brick store on the Moinetrest Blue Front property. Electric lights have run three weeks without a break. William Daighirey left GraAthena for JOO head of Coy & Minors cattle nearby.
Fragmented OCR lists land parcels, owners, and payments across sections and townships. Names such as Catherine Downing, Mary, Hicks, Rigby, and Henry appear with dollar amounts and lot references, but many terms are garbled. The item resembles a scattered property transfer notice with uncertain locations.
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