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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1918
Page
4
A fragmented list shows advance and by mail rates for daily and weekly publications, including terms like one month by mail, three months by mail, six months by mail, and by carrier options with various prices such as 2.56 and 2.15, indicating subscription and delivery arrangements. The garbled text references different frequency items and carriers with unclear spellings.
Fragmented verse evokes wartime moods with imagery of women weaving robes and nature’s music. The speaker addresses a figure named Charles Kineetc, linking personal craft to broader resilience amid conflict. The text blends archaic spellings with dreamlike scenes of loom, tides, and communal hope.
The United States and allies claim decisive victories pushing through Bulgaria Turkey and Austria. With strong пози tion on enemy lands they anticipate swift end to the war and potential peace terms.
The article stresses continuing fundraising for the United War Fund until veterans return home. It urges not to abandon aid from organizations like the YMCA Salvation Army and Knights of Columbus, and mentions Umatilla County’s quota under current rates. It calls residents to fulfill duties at home despite the war’s outcome.
The Bureau of Public Roads reports wartime policy limited highway work to military or critical economic projects from January 1918 to September 4 1918. It shows 69 projects totaling 7,683 miles with 52,673,398.74 dollars in federal aid after a 3 percent admin deduction. The period runs from July 11 1916 to October 1 1918 with 29,100,000 dollars available. The note adds Germany sought allied air raids while no protest on raids on London Paris or wounded hospitals is recorded.
The text recalls the Fia Pete in the autumn and notes public worry during that period. It contrasts those seeking unconditional surrender with a statement that Austria had already granted it in pluperfect form, implying a past, completed concession.
A garbled 28 years ago snippet from Fram abe Daily East Oreeanian references Fannie, a move to a Filvie Fert, and mentions people like Ge dine N. J. Crabs in relation to a drug store and offices. The readable parts describe a future opening and local offices in a penitentiary street area with several named actors and a projecting opening tomorrow.
The text traces Vienna's origins from a Roman fortified camp on the Danube to its role as a frontier outpost for protection of the northern empire. It notes later occupation shifts, the city’s waxing importance in medieval trade and politics, and Vienna’s evolving status through the Carolingian era and beyond as powers contested the Danube frontier. It references Vindobona, later rulers, and Danubian influence on the region's history.
The record lists multiple realty transfers and financial dealings among parties including James Airusiee, Joni Beard, Henry Pendleton, Alfred Steprec, and others. Properties described by blocks, townships, and sections appear alongside sums and notes of mortgages or warrants, reflecting a busy period of cross transfers and property encumbrances.
In Protlads Nevada Arthur G C Davis, a clerk, is charged with stealing 12,500 from East Site Bank Portland. Police and private detectives chase leads as authorities weigh constitutional veto and public subvention concerns amid ongoing investigations and a rumored bank robbery plot.
Portland reports on Christmas plans for the community with a note that the late Teachers Association schedules a meeting in Portland on December 4 5 and 2 with no school on Christmas day Also included are remarks by A H Grout superintendent and references to food administration under Herbert Hoover and national sacrifices to ration food and preserve stores.
Fragmentary text reports a long expire effect on participants in a Yonkers area event with mentions of six or seven names and offhand references to changes from life heats and a weird mixture of words, leaving unclear specifics but implying a notable occurrence.
A damaged letter fragment details a claimed plan to remove President Theodore Roosevelt by force. The text references a request to coordinate with unnamed accomplices and criticizes Roosevelt, urging action against him to defend a national cause. The writing is unclear and heavily garbled.
War bonds and Red Cross drive urge Americans to save fruit pits and nutshell shells daily to support 744 workers at a government plant in Astoria New York. Chemists note pits and shells from specific fruits are needed to produce charcoal filters and masks for soldiers. Collective effort, even small saves, could become large, aiding in wartime resilience.
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