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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1918
Page
2
The notice highlights camisole laces in use with beading for rib bones and various ribbons to choose from. It promotes the unusual beauty of the new laces and urges appreciation of the decorative options available.
County agents report from a Union county conference with mockmen from Asion Baker Wallowa and four cree counties. Experiments at Union stations cover steel feeding and pasture management. Highlights include wintering 100 head on a wheat ranch many acres of corn and wheat straw open pasture and silage feeding as a ration balancer. A May trip will tour wheat farms across Umatilla Morrow Gilliam and Sherman counties.
The fragment notes a day devoted to the More experiment station highlighting its value in dry farming and promising better information than elsewhere, with emphasis on wet conditions.
In Memphis vicinity bootleggers clash with United States marshals amid warnings of a forthcoming hot whiskey seizure. Gangsters grow bolder. two incidents saw bootleggers impersonating marshals to seize rivals’ hooch. Also reports a Bolshevik control claim aboard the Russian steamer Nicolai Beloameton, with seamen on a five-man committee guiding discipline forcing a course change away from most ports.
In Topeka Kansas May 10 German born American Governor Einen Nanberger declared that millions of Germans hope America will win the war. He said the real peace of Germany lies with those freed from autocracy and that the only hope for them is a victory by America in this great conflict.
A local event at Louly Stites honors a Navy service member with a dancing party. Several residents in Echo attended. Holmes travels from Walla Walla for a brief visit, while others leave for trips to Pendleton and Portland. Mrs Kibby’s passing prompts family travel, and various townsfolk plan summer trips and absences.
Thimors arrive at the Sarfaon in the spring, unlike any other person they do not run themselves off. They mostly remain in the eye. Pacrrngylurtlas removes the wa a sheuner makes goud.
East Oregonian summary notes a Helix front and local events of May including a May Day play by Proewaltor young people raising funds for Red Cross, a May 11 close for the Hac-Cilaureate sermon at the Christian church, and a Mother’s Day meeting at the Baptist church. It mentions local residents, church activities, travel, and community notes amid scattered OCR garble.
A damaged passage notes a wire-haired fox terrier named Bu Francs described as a trench dog on the western front in France. It mentions a record of piety and a British trench animal context with unclear dates and location.
Fragment from an early 20th century piece arguing efficiency for women in daily life. It criticizes reliance on remedies like medications and promotes a strict, practical routine to improve health and productivity.
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