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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1918
Page
2
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The article details Naval Reserve recruiting across branches, listing trades from machinists, toolmakers, carpenters, electricians, and aviation mechanics. It names San Diego as a key training location and cites potential recruits from multiple cities, with emphasis on experienced tradespeople and specialized labor.
May 25 report from Columbeos notes Walter Sheppard, 15, wins entry in marine enlistment after parents consent. He overcomes weight issues by a diet of bananas, milk, water, and cream, with supporters hosting banana parties to aid his gains.
Fragmented OCR notes report Xenophon 2 Wrey and Calted Buttes involvement in timing the succession after Senator Stone. Mentions Freer and Werte point representatives and potential failures by General Marah amid allied efforts.
Eerie garbled text from an old paper fragment mentions a Cleveland organization and a cryptic directive. The readable parts reference legal or medical topics with scattered place names and partial quotes.
An advertisement promotes Willys Knight Cars featuring the sleeve valve motor praised for longevity power and low wear. It claims London omnibuses and many English-made autos use the motor and urges readers to call see and discuss the car.
Fragmented text describes a local man proposing a homemade method involving vinegar and other substances to kill squirrels. The garbled passage mentions quantities, steps, and a rough plan, with references to improvised tools and timing. No clear attribution or reliable details are recoverable from the readable fragments.
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