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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1918
Page
2
A sale note describes wide silks and cotton fabrics in 32 inch and wider widths, suited for children's wear and household use. Highlights market terms and a price of $1.25 for black mercerized sateen sized at full width.
Pendleton shoppers welcome the Easter shipment of Kayser silk underwear now in stock. The line includes imperial white and pink garments such as silk vests, chemises, and jackets with lace and ribbon trims at moderate prices. Also featured are silk jumpers and neckwear appealing to refined tastes.
East Oresonian reports Rieth area plants spring crops as neighbors prepare for seasonal growth. Local notes list residents healing at Pendleton hospital, enlistments for France, travel to Montana and New York, and community projects including hotel carpentry and rail work in France.
The Arrêtéican observer tir France reports on wartime aviation activity from France, noting Allied air operations, reconnaissance missions, and anti aircraft responses with emphasis on the impact on local fronts and aviation schedules.
Helix farmers press spring seeding with ideal weather as a rally draws a large social attendance. Delegates from nearby towns attend a long gathering featuring initiation, donations, and community talks. Several locals travel to visit kin and attend events, with many updates on residents, visits, and local movements across Walla Walla and surrounding districts.
Stanfield hosts an old time dance with many attendees from Hermiston and nearby towns. The article notes community meetings at Red Cross Headquarters, visitors from Pendleton and The Dalles, and local residents making trips for business, relatives, or events.
An unusual ad touts a cheap remedy claiming to destroy dandruff and halt hair loss. It promises rapid hair regrowth after a few weeks and recommends Knowlton's product sold at toilet counters as a miracle solution. The piece reads like a sensational testimonial with strong emphasis on quick results.
A fragmentary and unreadable OCR line from a newspaper page provides no identifiable people places organizations or events. The text lacks coherent facts and cannot establish a factual item for a headline or summary.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Sheffield Avenue and local items. It references a community gathering, packing, and cleaning activities with unclear details. The text includes names and generic references to a schedule, but specifics are unreadable.
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